Using a Trellis

Find out how a trellis can change the look of your garden.

How To Garden Organically Using Natural Mulch

Herbfest video shows how to use natural organic material found in any wooded area to organically grow herb plants and vegetable in your garden. The HerbFest benefits a children charity, the Graham Johnson Cultual Arts Endowment, www.gjcae.org.

Using Virginia Creeper as a window sunshade

Parthenocissus quinquefolia

How to Create & Manage an Organic Garden : Using Natural Predators for Organic Gardens

Natural predators can keep your garden healthy and pesticide-free.Learn more in this free educational video series. Expert: Steve Contact: www.myspace.com/solorganics_hydroponics Bio: Steve is the owner of Sol Organics and Hydroponics in San Antonio, Texas, which as been open since 2001. His knowledge comes from years of practice. He was also a student of Future Farmers of America. Filmmaker: julio costilla

Using Soil Block Makers to Start Seeds

Dave and Anthony Stevenson show you a great tool for starting seeds.

Using Native Plants in Containers

Dave talks to Scott LaFleur, Botanic Garden Director for the New England Wild Flower Society, about the many benefits of planting native plants in containers.

Using a Fish Tank for a Mini Greenhouse

This is a quick Survival Podcast video to show you the effects of using a fish tank as a mini greenhouse on the growth of lettuce. The plants you are looking at were all planted about 4 weeks ago. Despite a few nights with single digit temps all the plants survived but notice the difference in growth rates. Make sure to visit the Survival Podcast for our daily podcast on prepping and self sufficiency at www.thesurvivalpodcast.com

Using the Receive-All for Gardening

A testimonial of why the Receive-All is great for those who love to garden, but have problems using gardening tools. For more info visit www.receive-all.com.

Tips for Choosing Garden Planters, Pots & Flower Boxes : Using Peat Pots to Start Seedlings: Gardening Tips

Learn how to start seedlings using a peat pot in this free gardening video clip.

Happy 2010 – Green Smoothie using “Old Man Saltbush”!

Wishing all you beautiful beings Love ‘n’ Light for 2010… We’re in Darren’s garden talking about an amazing plant called “Old Man Saltbush”. It’s easy to grow and apparently twice as mineral rich as seaweed. If that’s true, that’s huge! It’s an Australian native, growing happily all year round, so it is awesome when organic celery is unavailable – and MUCH cheaper! Basic green smoothie demo using some uncommon leafy greens from the garden… Enjoy

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