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www.permies.com I’m against the use of newspaper or cardboard in gardening or horticulture. But I’m in a minority. Many of the big names in permaculture sustainable agriculture favor the use of newspaper or cardboard. Newspaper or carboard are often uses as part of a technique called “lasagna gardening”. The idea is to use it as a mulch that will smother everything underneath it. Most people think that the concern might be the use of icky ink. But my primary concern is the chemical process to get the lignins to come out of the wood to make paper. A concern with the carboard is the chemicals in the glue. I tell a story of a tree that is doing poorly and then find newspaper under the soil. Five years have passed and the newspaper is still in tact and kept the water away from the tree roots. music by Jimmy Pardo

From CCTV to books. Stuck for a gift for the gardener in your life or just treat yourself? Sean takes a look at some products aimed at the gardener. 0:15 BirdCam: www.wingscapes.com 1:25 Scouting Camera (night vision & email camera): www.flyonthewall.uk.com 2:55 How to Grow Your Winter Vegetables by Charles Dowding: www.amazon.co.uk 3:38 Grow Your Food for Free, Well Almost by Dave Hamilton: www.amazon.co.uk 4:18 Can you Dig It?: can-you-dig-it.co.uk 4:36 Growing to a Ripe Old Age by Edward Enfield: www.amazon.co.uk 5:10 Minding my Peas and Cucumbers by Kay Sexton: www.amazon.co.uk 5:45 Books by John Harrison: The Complete Vegetable Grower: www.amazon.co.uk Vegetable Growing Month-by-Month: www.amazon.co.uk How to Store Your Home Grown Produce: www.amazon.co.uk 7:30 Growing Notes by Ky Lewis: www.blurb.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter www.twitter.com Website www.thehorticulturalchannel.info Support Us https E-mail: info@thehorticulturalchannel.tv

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Simple and easy gardening techniques that you can use. I have been organically gardening/ farming on the Big Island for over 20 yrs., the last 7 in Pahoa. I have had failures and sucess, but have learned much about how to be sucessful at growing plants and veggies in Hawaii and just about anywhere else that it doesnt freeze. More videos to follow. Happy gardening !

A life devoted to the practice of organic gardening and open pollinated plant breeding in the public domain, Kapuler, a molecular biologist by training, poetically expresses his reverence for all living things in his ongoing work in the garden, planting and cataloguing his seeds.

*** Season 2 Episode 2: Cool Season Crops *** Sustainable Vertical Gardening? David tackles a fun project to have a healty supplement your dinner at home. David calls it a house salad. We call it a healthy living project. Follow along as he creates a vertical organic salad machine! David also announces a special thank you an Urban Dirt Fan. *** Season 1 BackYard Makeover Playlist *** www.youtube.com *** Holiday Videos PlayList *** www.youtube.com *** Visit Us *** Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Google+: plus.google.com *** About Urban Dirt *** Urban Dirt hosted by David Walrod is a new gardening show created just for you. We’re kicking off the show by doing a backyard makeover – but it’s not done by the magic of television – David Walrod will take you along with him as he breaks down the landscaping design and implemenation from start to finish. *** New Episodes Every Thursday! *** *** Credits *** Starring: David Walrod Director of Photography/Post-Production: Jose Bazan Created & Produced by David Walrod & Jeremy Romero Music by: FVG

Just a quick retrospect of our homestead project. More photos and videos will be coming soon. Music in this one is by Zoe Keating — cello goddess: “We Insist” and “Sun Will Set.” Google her right now and buy her songs!! Art work is by Ruth Poe. Copyrights on everything, blah, blah, blah.

Created in seconds with Flixlab. Free: flixlab.com Just a quick little update on where my garden is today and what I hope to accomplish in 2012. It’s all about expanding and conserving water this year. We will really be working on our compost, drip irrigation, rain collection and even more raised beds. We are also planning on doing a better job of planting in succession to have fresh veggies available all the time rather than one big harvest. Also want to make a majority of what we plant Heirloom so we can save the seeds from year to year.