Is Ironite the Same as Azomite Rock Dust? and Other Organic Gardening Q & A
John from http;//www.growingyourgreens.com/ answers your organic gardening questions in this long play episode. In this episode John answers the followimg questions:
Should I plant my tree collard cuttings inside under grow light or outside? Do you grow special varieties of squash, cucumbers and melons that grow up the trellis? What cool Gardening Type things are there to see in Las Vegas? Is your Mexicola Avocado Still Around? What variety of Avocado do you recommend for Texas? what about Fertilizer for Avocado Trees? when can we expect runner beans and sunchokes? Is Ironite the same thing as rock dust or Azomite? Have you seen sections of TV antenna towers used for tomato cages? Should I aerate my compost tea from Ebay? Can you do an episode on Poly Tunnelsa againts a greenhouse? Will the water caught off my roof expire? will it go stagnant? What is the best way to grow potatoes? Can I grow fruit trees in containers? Can you add a few seconds to each video so it plays better on the wiiU? Do you recommend the worm inn or worm factory 360? How do I make a high chitinase worm casting? What kind of worms should I buy? What kind of video camera do you use? Where can I get Acid Soil in Switzerland? What about sunchokes and tree collards? Do you have any reccomendations on wher to get soil biologics? How do you mix soil biologics into you compost? Would a wood steer compost be suitable to grow in? Where can I find chickweed seeds? Are there any plants that dont like purslane if I want to use a living mulch? How do you clean your garden tools? Can I use linseed oil on them? Do you use cloches or cold frames in your garden? and much more.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shows you how to make a delicious spinach smoothie using only a few ingredients. In this episode you will learn the best time to harvest your spinach or other leafy green vegetables in your garden. In addition you will learn a very simple recipe that will "hide" the taste of spinach or other leafy greens so you can get your significant other (or kids) to eat more of the green stuff, and less of the bad stuff.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to Chicago, IL to share with you the Truck Farm which grows over 25 varieties of plants in the back of a 1994 Ford F250 truck powered by biodiesel. In this episode you will discover how they are growing a raised bed garden with about 40 square feet of space to grow many different varieties of fruits and vegetables. This shows you can truly grow food anywhere!
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to China Ranch Date farm. In this episode John shares with you about date culture and how you can grow your own date palms from "pups" or date pits. You will also discover how dates are non true-to-seed and how they are cloned. Finally, you will learn about the perennial wild coyote gourd aka Coyote Melon with Edible seeds that are high in protein and fat.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com interviews Robbie Buff, the presiden of the Intelligent Irrigation, LLC, the creator of the Aquajet irrigation system. The Aquajet irrigation system is a sub-soil high pressure irrigation system that will work in raised bed gardens, for trees and orchards, for lawns and turf or regular landscape plants. It delivers not only water but also air and nutrients to the plants to encourage better plant growth than traditional irrigation systems.
Watch the previous episode of the Aquajet irrigation system install:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj2Mx7m2gfA
John will ask Robbie the following questions about the Aqua jet Irrigation system:
01:23 What are other applications the Aquajet can be used besides Vegetable Gardening?
02:30 Why should you use the Aquajet Irrigation System instead of a Drip Irrigation System?
04:51 How can the Aquajet help growing in Arid / Hot / Desert Climates?
06:44 How can the Aquajet be used to feed Azomite Rock Dust to the root zone of your plants?
08:46 How deep does the Aquajet need to be buried to work properly?
11:04 What about the pressure drop that occurs in my house when the Aquajet system engages?
12:18 Is it better to have a single Aquajet or Racetrack dual Aquajet system in a raised bed garden?
13:36 How much time and money can you save with Aquajet?
To learn more about the aquajet please visit their web site:
http://intelligentirrigationllc.com/GYG.html
be sure to use discount code GYG for 15% off your purchase for GYG subscribers only.
Watch the previous episode of the Aquajet irrigation system install:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj2Mx7m2gfA
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits a friends who just moved into a new rental house and shares his ideas on how to best start growing an edible vegetable garden. In this episode, John will give his friend a garden consult and planning session. First, he will walk the property and share with you some of the resources already existing on the property and how they can be best used to grow edible food crops. You will discover some of the edible weeds and fruit trees already growing and how to exploit them for your benefit. You will learn about some of the free materials on the property that can be used to build raised beds and how John would do it. You will also learn about some pre-existing trellis structures that can be used to grow food as well as how John would put in an irrigation system. You will also hear how John would transform an inactive, fly infested compost pile into an active pile to start breaking down food waste to return nutrients back into the garden.
After watching this episode, you will have some ideas that you can use on your own property to start growing food today.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ interviews permaculture designer and founder of Punta Mona Center for Regenerative Design and Botanical Studies about the diet that can save the world.
In this episode, you will learn about the Perennial Diet and how eating Perennial crops can be better for you and the planet. You will learn the difference between eating a diet based on annual plants (what most people eat today) most often results in more labor, tillage, and damage to the soil and environment.
You will discover how a permaculture food forest fits right into the perennial diet and how it can be one of the answers to help save the world.
You will learn how by changing over to eating more perennial based foods, you can do your part to conserve and protect the earth, the soil, and water from degradation and help to regenerate the earth by voting with your dollars or growing your own perennial crops including fruit trees and other plants that easily grow year after year.
Stephen will share the most important perennial foods in a tropical climate and how they can be easily grown to sustain you, your family and other people. You will then learn which crops can be grown in more temperate climates that are focused on disturbing the soil less, creating more fertility in the soil and require less labor.
After watching this episode, your diet will never be the same again. You may want to eat more of these perennial foods in your diet to ensure you are doing your part to save the planet and eat a healthy diet based on plants that you can grow where ever you live.
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you 10 tips for picking the best vegetable plant starts at a nursery.
In this episode, John is at Certified Plant Growers Nursery in Norwalk, California picking out some plant starts to plant out in his winter garden. He will share with you 10 tips that can help beginners or more experienced gardeners alike to select the best starter plants for your vegetable garden.
After watching this episode, you will learn some of John's top tips for choosing the best plant starts that allow him to have bountiful harvests in his raised bed vegetable garden.
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you his project of the day: Planting 11 tomato plants into a 4 foot x 10 foot raised bed garden. In this episode you will learn the proper spacing to use when planting tomatoes. You will also discover the differences between determinate and indeterminate tomato plants. You will also learn more about the texas tomato cage john will use that will allow him to grow them vertically
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you planting a patio tomato in his square foot garden bed. In this episode, you will learn the 3 key components in the soil that John believes everyone should use so that they can produce the healthiest plants that yield the most. You will also discover the power of Mycorrhizae in the Vegetable Garden.