The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Show 7

Gardening inside, Homemade compost bin, Storing canning lids and rings, Different types of watering cans, Mushroom kit update, Sleeping with soap. Sponsor: PatriotInternet.com – A piece of outside-New-Hampshire-news so important even I can’t refrain reporting on it. Remember Stalin and Mengistu? The country Famine and the Ethiopian wastelands? What Washington is doing now is similar [...]

Thrifty Gardener Four: Planting potatoes in a dustbin

Even if you only have a patio or balcony, you can still have home-grown potatoes. Plus, it doesn’t have to cost much, or even anything if you can get chitted or seed potatoes from friends or freecycle and you use containers and compost material that is free. Video Rating: 4 / 5 To learn more [...]

Veggie Gardener part 1

Andy starts an organic garden. Lots of good info here. this is part one…Soil

John Dromgoole compost and mulch: Central Texas Gardener

Whats the difference between compost and mulch? Get John Dromgooles answer, and find out how apiece contributes to a healthy, waterwise garden.

Invisible Gardener Really Gone Wild

Maybe it was something I ate while I was in my organic garden?

John winter vegetables: Central Texas Gardener

Get tips for a successful organic garden full of lettuces, herbs, and vegetables. See how to protect crops in winter with rebar or PVC hoops and floating rowcover.

Trisha controls pill bugs: Central Texas Gardener

Trisha Shirey demonstrates organic techniques to control pill bugs and sow bugs.

Invisible Gardener Gone Wild TV Series

The Invisible Gardener has gone wild in this organic garden. Never use chemicals that harm the environment. InvisibleGardener.com

Invisible Gardener Gone Wild 10 Natural tree care

This is part 1 of three parts in natural tree care by The Invisible Gardener for your organic garden. InvisibleGardener.net

Central Texas Gardener: May 16, 2009

Designer Patrick Kirwin and Tom Spencer look at structural agaves, dioons, dyckias and palms. Trisha Shirey makes delicious and beautiful recipes with edible flowers. Skip Richter answers the question: “Can I leave diseased grass clippings on the lawn when I mow?” On tour, visit Master Gardener Loretta Fischer’s garden.

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