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9 Easy Things To Do NOW For An Abundant Spring Garden 

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@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Who else should join the Epic Gardening Ecosystem?
@jenniferjsaracino
@jenniferjsaracino Год назад
Someone in zone 5or6
@adro13
@adro13 Год назад
You guys should try to connect with Greg Alder. He’s maybe more of a written word guy, but he does have some RU-vid videos. He’s a wealth of knowledge, super responsive to questions and seems like an all around humble, cool dude. He’s down in your neck of the woods and I’m always super impressed when he shares info based on what seems like really meticulous record keeping over many years of gardening. He has rainfall numbers, temp records, what flowers seem to draw the most of whatever native bee in what month, etc. He learned some of what he knows in Africa. Greg deserves more exposure. He really knows a lot and is able to impart that knowledge in an approachable way.
@ptypablo
@ptypablo Год назад
Gardner Scott, James prigioni, the millennial gardener
@preparingforretirement
@preparingforretirement Год назад
Someone in US in zone 5. That would be awesome!
@kimwells8395
@kimwells8395 Год назад
@Acre Homestead, she does wonderful work and is constantly trying, learning, and teaching as she grows her garden over the years. She has plenty of RU-vid videos to watch and learn from. Hope you enjoy her!
@51rwyatt
@51rwyatt Год назад
I love how Jacques has his "protective cage" and the chickens are literally snacking on the seeds he's sowing as he talks.
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
😂😂😂
@yeevita
@yeevita Год назад
That was hilarious!
@heylo757
@heylo757 Год назад
Epic Gardeners of The Galaxy, assemble! I loooooove these multi-zone, global(!) episodes. Jam packed with so much good info, for a wider range of people. Nice expansion of the Epic-Verse.
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
So glad to hear! Always trying to bring new perspectives - Kevin
@BeautifulEarthJa
@BeautifulEarthJa Год назад
Global North I guess :)
@Nikki-mx5my
@Nikki-mx5my Год назад
Yes, I really enjoy these style videos and look forward to more in the future!
@lisalin840
@lisalin840 Год назад
Watch out for bed bugs! 🐛 🪲 🦋 🦟
@lisagoldberg5178
@lisagoldberg5178 Год назад
And nightcrawlers!🪱
@stephaniavanvolkenburg5424
@stephaniavanvolkenburg5424 11 месяцев назад
😂
@MetalBum
@MetalBum 11 месяцев назад
Oooooo
@jcking6785
@jcking6785 Год назад
I love that you guys don’t take yourselves too seriously! Great info mixed with goofy humor. Doesn’t get much better than that! 💚
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Glad you enjoy it!
@facesbybriana4708
@facesbybriana4708 11 месяцев назад
​@@epicgardeningI'm in Prague and I'm going to buy some seeds for my garden. Any suggestions? I live in zone 8A.
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana Год назад
Super excited to be here and can’t wait to share more herbal-y goodness!
@AmyMcScience
@AmyMcScience 11 месяцев назад
Loved your content! Hope to see you more often!
@haleyv5961
@haleyv5961 Год назад
I hope Ana will share tutorials for all those salves, balms, and infused oils
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana Год назад
Yessss!!! In the plans!!!
@slipperyorca8092
@slipperyorca8092 Год назад
Jacques putting the blanket on you was so smooth!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
He's an expert
@jacquesinthegarden
@jacquesinthegarden Год назад
@epicgardening 😂
@brizh5171
@brizh5171 Год назад
No slowing down when you live in Cali!! 😂😂 I have been starting peas, onions, garlic, leeks, flowers, cover crops, cleaning up, so much to do!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
It’s a full time job here!
@sheliaheverin8822
@sheliaheverin8822 Год назад
Love the herbal garden info.
@gendoll5006
@gendoll5006 Год назад
I just started my first compost pile!!! I’ve been saving and throwing scraps out in the yard in the trees for years now but I want to prepare now to start a proper garden next Spring. Love y’all’s videos thank you so much!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Perfect timing! As long as you keep it warm, you should have an awesome compost come spring
@BigboiiTone
@BigboiiTone 11 месяцев назад
Great!!!
@chandel19g
@chandel19g 11 месяцев назад
Me too!
@debbybrady1246
@debbybrady1246 Год назад
I didn't plant sweet potatoes but I harvested 24 pounds of potatoes today. I love gardening!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Congrats on the harvest!
@kevinsundberg9617
@kevinsundberg9617 Год назад
Excellent episode. I'm somewhere between a 6B and 7A as well as a somewhat new home owner, but this was my second year growing in a greenhouse. I'm excited to be clearing a spot of land to have an enclosed garden for next year because dealing with temperatures in enclosed spaces in south jersey summers have a certain frustration of their own... But videos like this one make me look forward to a fall garden vs being both figuratively and literally burnt out from summer. Lots of good ideas here and I love when you guys and gals show different methods across different zones. Really stirs up the creative juices.
@johnf6308
@johnf6308 Год назад
Wow, I’m about eight minutes through this video and everyone is jam packing a lot of high-quality information into just a few mins! Thank you all for providing this information. A lot of us wouldn’t have found out without you sharing! A really well thought out and put together video! Like this comment if you feel like the style and structure of this video were just what you were looking for today! Just about every “tip” in this video is priceless Kevin and everyone else that helped! Thank you! ❤
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@Nikki-mx5my
@Nikki-mx5my Год назад
Agreed and I really enjoy seeing so many different gardens as well.
@Luluwendyy
@Luluwendyy Год назад
Love this collaboration videos with other gardeners 👏
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
More to come!
@StrikerX-
@StrikerX- Год назад
Love all the guests, and you guys of course, but Ana killed it! Would love to see more of her.
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana Год назад
So kind of you to say!! ❤ SUPER excited to be here, for sure!!
@llllaarr2518
@llllaarr2518 Год назад
I love to garden in fall! Summer is too hot for me & I have to compete with more critters!!
@oakharts
@oakharts Год назад
I always forget where I am supposed to sleep too...
@gardengatesopen
@gardengatesopen Год назад
When wetting the bed is beneficial!! 🤭
@law6070
@law6070 Год назад
Green Black and Blue makes the colors in the sky. Comfy garden bed with a sky view.
@Talula72
@Talula72 Год назад
Love the addition of the info on herbs for healing. I love infusing dried plants/herbs to make an amazing healing salve for cuts, burns, rashes etc.
@Nikki-mx5my
@Nikki-mx5my Год назад
Yes!
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana Год назад
Super excited to be here - stay tuned for more!!!
@MaryValdes-h4o
@MaryValdes-h4o 11 месяцев назад
Do you know Ana’s RU-vid page? Really enjoyed her information
@beckymartinez9926
@beckymartinez9926 11 месяцев назад
I loved this as well!
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana 11 месяцев назад
@@MaryValdes-h4oit’s coming- stay tuned!
@meggrowsplants
@meggrowsplants Год назад
Happy to be back, as always ❤
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Epic 🤝 Meg
@inthecottagegardenuk
@inthecottagegardenuk Год назад
It was a pleasure to join the crew on this one! Better crack on with my autumn jobs now :)
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Get after it! We'll be curious to see how that leaf mold ended up - Kevin
@jesperj86
@jesperj86 Год назад
your tips are great :) Are you planning a video with the results of the mushrooms?
@inthecottagegardenuk
@inthecottagegardenuk Год назад
@@jesperj86absolutely! Lots of mushroom content coming, I can already see the mycelium ticking away! 🍄
@clncaaquintero3595
@clncaaquintero3595 Год назад
what was the mushrooms name please?
@inthecottagegardenuk
@inthecottagegardenuk Год назад
@@clncaaquintero3595 wine cap - stropharia rugosoannulata ☺️🍄
@stephaniearnold2775
@stephaniearnold2775 9 месяцев назад
Ana is now my favorite!! My kinda gardener with all those healthy wellness growing plants!
@Alexander_Alexander
@Alexander_Alexander Год назад
here in texas september/early october is a GREAT time to start those colder climate plants like carrots and potatoes and beans 'cause we usually only get that really cold weather in january/feburary so there's plenty of time for things to grow. unless you have a freak cold snap like what we had last week and it kills off all your newly sprouted beans haha lol :(
@beckymartinez9926
@beckymartinez9926 11 месяцев назад
We are either hot as 🔥or we’re frozen. -North Texas
@urbanfarm-it
@urbanfarm-it Год назад
Amy’s so cool and what she does in the small space is epic! Love the winecap tips too ❤🍄
@inthecottagegardenuk
@inthecottagegardenuk Год назад
You legenddddd 🍄☺️
@michelledouglas8913
@michelledouglas8913 Год назад
Meg from North Carolina is our new favourite « guest » gardener.
@meggrowsplants
@meggrowsplants Год назад
Aw thank you!!! ❤
@ignis8154
@ignis8154 Год назад
Going to work on a more allergy friendly garden. Replace things that are sneeze triggering.
@Tf03
@Tf03 Год назад
Same here!
@Tf03
@Tf03 11 месяцев назад
@Disabled.Megatron allergy free garden oasis sans mold
@frankfairchok947
@frankfairchok947 Год назад
I just watched the video showing how you built this business and had no clue it was that big and growing so well. Congratulations! Quite inspirational and I only started watching you for the eye candy 🤣
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Thanks so much!
@trangtraihongdien
@trangtraihongdien Год назад
I'm glad the gardening tips have been helpful for your farm. Sharing experiences benefits everyone in the farming community. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
@reneford6774
@reneford6774 Год назад
The Weedy Garden! Living in the southern hemisphere it's great to have some timely advice, but I love how he brings the science it what he does in the garden.
@nicoleoranges8919
@nicoleoranges8919 Год назад
I'm eight seconds in and your alarm music is enough for me to know I'm going to love this.
@pascalxus
@pascalxus Год назад
camomile is on my list of stuff to grow.
@MsFresh619
@MsFresh619 11 месяцев назад
Great to see the Epic team is growing
@beckymartinez9926
@beckymartinez9926 11 месяцев назад
Loved the content from Ana 🌿
@rmmjr76
@rmmjr76 11 месяцев назад
I’ve started listening to your podcast daily about a month ago. I’m almost up to date. I can’t wait to get started to revive my “failed” garden this spring. Thank you for all of the education you have provided
@epicgardening
@epicgardening 11 месяцев назад
Welcome aboard!
@mikejones8667
@mikejones8667 Год назад
Nice! Thanks for tips Ana !
@bertarnoldo5199
@bertarnoldo5199 Год назад
Love the content and information. Thank you Kevin & company!
@kinginthenorth8148
@kinginthenorth8148 Год назад
Kevin I remember when you first moved in and how orange and dead the soil was back then. That shit looks fire now!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Put in work!!
@dirkjanrulez23
@dirkjanrulez23 Год назад
I prepped my ground for spring but we are having the wettest fall on record and looks like I’ll have a lot of work to do in spring to get it ready again. Too wet in the winter to do anything about it. I bury most of my material where it stands and gather leaves of trees and some extras for my kiwis whom are extremely hungry plants. Can’t wait for next planting season
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
It's coming soon, sooner than we think!
@tashaking8907
@tashaking8907 Год назад
Your worrk in the garden is NEVER over.
@petrag.4092
@petrag.4092 Год назад
Thank you! May your joy and gladness always be full!🙏🙏🙏
@Ruben25252
@Ruben25252 Год назад
i just chop it up and use it as mulch for trees or chiken bedding if i use chicken bedding then after i clean it out and use it as mulch. also chickens can eat things like undeveloped pumpkins or broccoli plant leafs etc
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Chickens are a main recycler here at the homestead!
@buttonenfuego
@buttonenfuego Год назад
I'd love to know more about this wellness garden!! And how to use my herbs, recipes
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
More to come on this!
@shinygravel
@shinygravel 11 месяцев назад
Yesterday I top dressed w mushroom compost, insect frass, alfalfa meal, humic acid, and gnarly barley. Also some diatomaceous earth, and epsom salt as had a mag def last season. Avocado tech for my wigglers today or tomorrow. More LOCAL castings and compost once the seed trust cover crop is better established, 1-6" right now. Next season should be a fun one😁 (300 gal LS raised bed)
@mootoochunasamy389
@mootoochunasamy389 Год назад
Love the sight of you sleeping near your beds😀
@GoingCamping
@GoingCamping 11 месяцев назад
OMG, Butterfly In The Sky?! What is this, DDR 3rd Mix? Lol! LOVE IT!!!!
@venusgarden959
@venusgarden959 Год назад
Awesome🌹🌹👍👍
@NikkiKiser
@NikkiKiser Год назад
I love this channel SO MUCH but I just wish it was geared towards zone 3! I have such a hard time finding good material on zone 3 gardening! 😂
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
We feature colder climate growers from time to time!
@hardywifesweetlife1746
@hardywifesweetlife1746 11 месяцев назад
I'm in Texas, were still growing peppers and tomatoes lol. Long growing season
@earthisflat
@earthisflat Год назад
Gave me a good idea for installing a hammock in my garden lol
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Killer idea!
@abyssal_phoenix
@abyssal_phoenix Год назад
For me fall gardening means prepping the garden for winter. Been experimenting with winter resistant crops like winter onions, leeks, cauliflower etc But for the rest it's just putting my dead plants in the compost, collect leaves to protect the soil from frost and make leave piles for hedgehog and insects
@whereswipa2268
@whereswipa2268 11 месяцев назад
Haha you crack me up!! Sleeping on hay bed. I love trench composting!!
@VoteThirdPartyorFourth
@VoteThirdPartyorFourth Год назад
Ana!! Nice.
@jackiek4159
@jackiek4159 Год назад
Loved all of these tips! Thanks guys! 🙏💕✨
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
You're so welcome!
@bigtomatoplantslover6205
@bigtomatoplantslover6205 Год назад
Wow Lovely Planting ~ Thank you for good sharing 😊 LIKE 585 My friend, have a good relationship 😊
@JL-hw5hu
@JL-hw5hu 11 месяцев назад
Love this video. Thanks for posting. Not sure if you've seen this gardener growing tons of food at Sweet Tomato Vine Homestead youtube. I know you show other at home gardeners she has lots of beautiful homegrown food.
@maggiemirenda7146
@maggiemirenda7146 Год назад
What a fun and packed full of info video. I enjoyed it, thank you all ❤
@robinroseberry
@robinroseberry 11 месяцев назад
Thank you
@alextaylor398
@alextaylor398 Год назад
Yes Amy ❤
@danofthegarden
@danofthegarden Год назад
The epic Avengers level team up with other garden YTers this season is so fun to see. 🎉
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Love hearing this!
@BigboiiTone
@BigboiiTone 11 месяцев назад
I hate avengers
@cassieinthegarden8560
@cassieinthegarden8560 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing this! 😊
@주명화-w3c
@주명화-w3c Год назад
It was late autumn when we decided to bury fallen leaves and leftovers from the kitchen to make compost with soils during the coming winter. But I found the next spring that nothing was broken down under the frozen soil through the whole winter. They remained exactly in the same shape as we first buried them under the soil. And it was spring that made them slowly go rotten and mixed into the soil. I don't know if burying leaves would work in winter, but from the experience of my own I get to understand we must not let them decade when the soil is frozen.
@yeevita
@yeevita Год назад
I think in Kevin's area, his ground doesn't really freeze. For you, if you can figure out a way to keep compost warm or possibly dig a deeper hole. Your worms go deeper if your ground is freezing. Go deeper where the earth is warmer. Otherwise, I guess save those frozen scraps and dig holes when you unfreeze.
@SpaceMiner007
@SpaceMiner007 11 месяцев назад
Thanks!, I just took note of Autumn garden preps. I've got crimson clover seeds in my raids beds I'm also using fallen oak leaves as grow bed covers While pruning fruit trees, I plan to prune 1/3 of each branch, no?
@Wolf-E-Romeo
@Wolf-E-Romeo Год назад
So- im sure everyone in the EGU is very skilled and versed in what they can bring to the table, but since Ana brought it up, it would be nice to have an in-depth learning sesh about the various herbs she brought up. it may not be a long video on each thing, but it would be nice to have like 1 video per plant for its growth and uses. For instance, "Plant A likes to be in this type of climate, growing this many days, with these nutrients, and you prune it like this. Once you have plant matter, you can then add it to 'this' for 'this' reason/affect, or you can add it to 'this' for this reason and affect, or you can do 'this' or 'this' to it. " There might be "rinse wash repeat" information if you do 1 plant per video, but I feel like even THATS fine, because lets say someone is looking up "Plant A" while someone is looking up "plant B", and they might be similar, but the person looking for plant B might find some helpful hints in a plant A video. All that might have sounded confusing. Im sorry. TL:DR It would be nice to have a plant by plant video of its care and uses. If Ana is up for it. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello everyone in the EGU! nice to meet you all. :) Just wish there was a zone 3-5 in there. lol.
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana Год назад
I think we can work something out…really appreciate the feedback!
@akxdev
@akxdev Год назад
Love the ringtone. Used to crush that song on DDR at my local arcade 🤣
@kinginthenorth8148
@kinginthenorth8148 Год назад
Also I want to see Ana make some of the things she spoke about
@PNW_ana
@PNW_ana Год назад
Yes!!! Totally on the agenda!!!
@crimsonraen
@crimsonraen Год назад
Thanks for the video and the tips!
@fedupwithem6208
@fedupwithem6208 Год назад
I've always known Vetch as a terrible weed that's almost impossible to get rid of.
@izzyxblades
@izzyxblades 9 месяцев назад
Butterfly from SmileDK, OG Dance Dance Revolution!!!
@PacificGardening
@PacificGardening 11 месяцев назад
"You might be saying, Kevin, it's fall, there's nothing left to do, what are you still making videos?" "California" -Kevin ;)
@deanwinchester6654
@deanwinchester6654 Год назад
Zone 5b, got rid of a lot dead plants. Trimmed other plants. Need to get tons of mulch next year when the county offers it with compost. Planning to move further west and its going to be zone 3b 😢
@ro2974
@ro2974 Год назад
taking notes as a noob who wants to begin gardening! might be late tho bc it's gonna snow soon lol i was wondering whether the raised beds will be availabile in canada eventually? really hoping to get my hands on these!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
They will be, yes!
@ro2974
@ro2974 Год назад
​@@epicgardeningomg perfect! can't wait for the announcement ❤
@JoyoftheGardenandHome
@JoyoftheGardenandHome Год назад
Epic hat throw and catch❤
@aadimess1649
@aadimess1649 11 месяцев назад
It looks like the Fava Beans mentioned in the video are different than the ones sold on botanical interest??
@laurafrey5244
@laurafrey5244 Год назад
We just mulched using pine shavings from Tractor Supply; two cubic feet covered a 4 × 4 bed. Any thoughts on using Pine shavings as mulch?
@rogerreid4278
@rogerreid4278 Год назад
So Jacque, I too, for the first time, will over-winter my peppers. I saw that you are planting cover crop around those that are still in the ground. Will you over-winter the peppers in the ground...if so that will make a lot less work for me which is causing procrastination...thanks for your help. By the way I am in Oxnard, CA. Peace.
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Yep, since we are in zone 10 and it never freezes I can actually overwinter my peppers directly in ground. Planting the cover crop around them helps soak up all the extra moisture from the winter rains and helps build up the soil. So next spring when it warms up I'll cut the favas back, chop and drop around the peppers and then let them explode in growth! - Jacques
@rogerreid4278
@rogerreid4278 Год назад
Awesome, that saves me the step I was anticipating with transplanting them....yipeeee. @@epicgardening
@abennett0695
@abennett0695 11 месяцев назад
I have a question about the cover crops. In the case of the clover and vetch, how do you keep them from taking over?
@eddyshook5930
@eddyshook5930 Год назад
As strange as it may sound, watching Jacques handle those leeks was a beautiful thing 🤣🤣
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
He's a talented man
@kathrynmettelka7216
@kathrynmettelka7216 Год назад
Have to finish planting garlic, but at least it’s cooler. Heat can be dangerous in 8a South Carolina.
@MrEzekiel1982
@MrEzekiel1982 Год назад
I liked the hat catch at the beginning
@FERREALjericca
@FERREALjericca Год назад
What’s your stance on composting browns/greens with bugs/disease on them? Especially when you don’t have enough greens/browns to make a super hot compost.
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Generally speaking I am pretty lax about it, but I know others are not! - Kevin
@aliendude552
@aliendude552 11 месяцев назад
If you guys could get some zone 3/4 growers that would be amazing.
@tommykirrane653
@tommykirrane653 Год назад
I'm in eastern nebraska, zone 5-a/b I believe last year had a pretty successful garden. Couldn't plant this year due to important family reasons. We are actually having a nice fall season this year. And I'm taking advantage of this to improve and enlarge my garden space. However I don't think covercrops would do very well here. Please advise. Planned for next season 6-8" of fresh natural mulch in the paths (mostly done) fresh garden mix soil (coming soon) and I'm going to be building a tomato/cucumber trellis from two different beds next to each other. Help me Kevin, I have so many questions for you....
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Your plan seems good! You don't need to cover crop if you can afford to lay down that much mulch
@florabescansaluers
@florabescansaluers Год назад
Don’t have too much advice but just wanted to say hi as someone who also is in eastern Nebraska! 👋🏼
@tommykirrane653
@tommykirrane653 Год назад
@@florabescansaluers hi 👋 👍
@tommykirrane653
@tommykirrane653 11 месяцев назад
@@epicgardening awesome thank you
@shaunshutes7442
@shaunshutes7442 Год назад
I clicked just for the title cover . Good job 😉
@shaunshutes7442
@shaunshutes7442 Год назад
Nicely done intro. Hahaha
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Hope you enjoyed it!
@setapartfarmandgardens
@setapartfarmandgardens Год назад
love the vid! Great content as usual! :)
@pedromunoz4468
@pedromunoz4468 Год назад
😂that Introoo !
@Branden1226
@Branden1226 Год назад
That outtroo
@SuperWhatapain
@SuperWhatapain Год назад
😂😂 sleeping in a garden bed! Too cute
@victoriabarclay3556
@victoriabarclay3556 Год назад
I want a poster of Kevin and his dream. 😆
@SH-gd9uq
@SH-gd9uq 11 месяцев назад
Kevin i’ve always been told certain plants cannot be added back to the garden or composted due to pest issues? I saw you add pumpkin to the ground to improve the soil. But here in New Mexico we cannot do that otherwise we harbor squash bugs and eggs. They simply hide in the soil until next season or that’s what I’ve been told? Are you able to point me in the right direction with this whole composting thing? Thank you for the great vids.
@beckymartinez9926
@beckymartinez9926 11 месяцев назад
Squash bugs are so creepy and my worst enemy!
@groovyhippiechick
@groovyhippiechick Год назад
Cali is still in summer r n. Today was in the high 80s. We can’t grow fall crops unfortunately. Maybe in late November it’ll cool down.
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Yeah it's abnormally hot
@Jessicasmth705
@Jessicasmth705 11 месяцев назад
Hi! I love your channel. You should consider Yellow Door Urban Homestead as one of your content ccontributors. Her channel is pretty new but it is already a regular for me on Gardening RU-vid.
@sherlynjones7815
@sherlynjones7815 Год назад
Bought some hay. Not knowing the difference between straw and hay. Is hay okay for mulching
@ellenkuang8853
@ellenkuang8853 Год назад
Can Botanical Interests carry more regional native seeds? I've been trying to find native CA clover seeds for a while. Some of the native CA clovers are so gorgeous.
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
I just had a meeting about this exact topic today. Expect it in coming seasons - Kevin
@dibamoca9885
@dibamoca9885 Год назад
those chickens started eating those clover seeds right away😊
@jacquesinthegarden
@jacquesinthegarden Год назад
Haha, yup! I will be working on a more complete video of the idea soon but I am going to make it more robust and self sustaining 👀
@MCRice-el7os
@MCRice-el7os Год назад
Good video
@BarbaraShafferIsagenix
@BarbaraShafferIsagenix 11 месяцев назад
Hey, it IS a bed after all! A garden bed!
@Tina-ip5rz
@Tina-ip5rz 7 месяцев назад
what's that music at the beginning, please? It took me back!
@CathDad4
@CathDad4 11 месяцев назад
Being the engineer I am, I’m currently editing my Excel spreadsheet setting up and dating my spring gardening.
@devlosirrus
@devlosirrus Год назад
I'd love to know more about how Jacques is going about planting those leeks in the cloth pot at 7:05. I have a bunch of leeks myself that are about that size and ready to transplant, and I wasn't sure how many I could plant in each of my 15-gallon containers. Give me your secrets, Jacques!
@epicgardening
@epicgardening Год назад
Check his channel out - he does vlogs on his gardening experience!
@jacquesinthegarden
@jacquesinthegarden Год назад
I burry the actual stem of the leek as deep as I can in the pot while leaving the top 3-4 inches empty. Once the leeks reach the top I fill in the rest of the empty space with potting mix and compost so that they get blanched by the lack of sun!
@devlosirrus
@devlosirrus Год назад
@jacquesinthegarden Awesome, thanks Jacques! Pardon me while I go subscribe to your channel
@lisacarden1309
@lisacarden1309 Год назад
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