One of the best ways to keep your gardening costs low is learning the art of plant propagation. With a combination of time and skill, you can clone, graft, divide, and air layer your way to a lush garden without breaking the bank. Join Chris as she shares exactly how to propagate using the four…
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How to Make Compost
Learn how to start a compost pile to help add nutrients to your garden in four easy steps with these tips from Lowe’s. Get more tips and tricks for making compost in our article: http://low.es/1qlnvzG For more ideas to improve your home, check out Lowe’s on other social media channels: Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/lowes Twitter -…
Making a Homemade Composter! | Full-Time Kid | PBS Parents
Turn any plastic bottle into your own DIY composter! Compost is a great way to think sustainably in your kitchen and turn food waste into nutrient-rich soil for your garden. This activity uses recyclable materials in to make environmental science quick, simple, and fun for young kids. Meet Mya! She’s a full-time kid and proud…
10 TIPS & TRICKS TO GROWING SUCCULENTS AND CACTI | SUCCULENT CARE TIPS
How to grow succulent plants successfully and avoid rot and mold by following these ten tips and tricks on succulent plant care. We also show you healthy four different methods of propagating succulents easily. Whether you are growing succulents & cacti indoors or outdoors, it’s really important to learn how to care for succulents and…
How to Be a Back Yard Vegetable Gardener to Grow Food
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ gives a one hour class to share with you the why and how to grow your own food in a small space vegetable garden. In this 1 hour long episode, John takes a class on a tour of his backyard vegetable garden and shares with them the nuts and bolts of how…
India’s Water Revolution #3: From Poverty to Permaculture with DRCSC
Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison journeys to India to film the epic work of the Development Research Communication and Services Centre (DRCSC) in the state of West Bengal. We tour multiple villages in the tribal district of Purulia, and see the life changing work that DRCSC is doing on water security, food security, poverty alleviation and…
Mulch vs Compost – An Accidental Experiment
Over the past few years, we’ve been producing a lot of garlic and experimenting with a number of natural growing techniques. As a result, we ended up accidentally comparing 4 slightly different growing conditions, all at the same time: 1. Fresh hay mulch covering natural topsoil 2. Old spoiled hay mulch covering natural topsoil 3.…
13+ Survival Gardening Crops To Grow To Live Off Your Garden
Today I am going to talk to you about the Survival Garden. This is a garden designed to meet the majority of your nutritional needs in difficult times, to get you by for weeks or months without access to a grocery store and produce a majority of your food, even when times are good! Imagine…