Grow High Quality Vegetables with Free Xtreme Gardening Products
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you the free Xtreme Gardening products he recieved in the mail including Compost Tea, Organic Feeder Packs, Azos, Mykos and CalCarb. In this episode you will learn some of the benefits of using the Xtreme Gardening products and how it can help you to grow faster and more nutrient dense vegetables in your garden. In addition, you will discover how you may also be able to get these products free.
Duration : 0:6:54
Best Way to Haul Half Cubic Yard of Compost in Your Car to Enrich Your Garden
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com shares with you the most efficient way he has discovered to haul half a cubic yard of compost in a standard passenger car. In this episode you will learn the specific technique John uses to transport Compost from Sonoma Compost to his Front Yard Garden. In addition, you will learn John’s #1 way to build the soil.
Duration : 0:16:4
Steamy Hot and Dirty…Compost.
This is a short video I made to introduce the process of making a Berkley Thermophilic Compost. This kind of compost takes advantage of thermophilic bacteria to quickly breakdown waste and turn it into nutritious black gold for your garden in just about 18 days or a little longer.
This is the second, new and improved version to an earlier video I made.
Enjoy!
For more information on permaculture or the potato house please see the following websites…
http://permaculturetokyo.blogspot.com
or
http://www5.ocn.ne.jp/~potato/PotatoHouseEnglish.html
-Thanks!
Duration : 0:4:38
How To Recycle Coffee Grounds Into Compost
Recycle used coffee grounds into compost for your garden.
From the Southwest Yard & Garden series.
Duration : 0:1:11
Compost made Easy!
EASY compost that anybody can make FAST and add to your garden in weeks instead of months or over a year. Watch the video and see the fast decomposition.
Duration : 0:7:24
My First Veggie Garden
I used this course: http://bit.ly/VeggieNow to grow this simple veggie garden from scratch. Now it’s full of tomatoes, cucumbers etc. Not bad for 2 months growth.
Duration : 0:2:39
My Garden VS Hail Storm!
Wind and Hail really can decimate a garden……..unless it’s MY garden! woohoo!! Oh and here’s the demo on how to hill potatoes and strengthen corn plants. I’m just full of helpful tips aren’t I? You’re darn right I am! 
Duration : 0:9:35
The Creation of our Garden Begins…, episode #389
http://www.TheRawFoodWorld.com, The creation of our begins. Enjoy…
Duration : 0:7:40
How to start a compost? I want to start a compost for our garden?
What things are good to put in it and how do i start?
Composting is cheap and easy to learn, but there is a little bit of an art to it that comes with practice. Breaking down waste requires the right amount of moisture, heat, soil aeration and a proper mix of materials. It is very easy to make an organic compost. Just you need three things to make an organic compost. First is a green material, which should be high in nitrogen. Any kitchen waste will do. Like coffee grounds, peelings, fruit cores, eggshells, grass clippings, leaves, Manure (barnyard animals). Second is a Brown material, which should be high in carbon. , Finally water is the key ingredient in a thriving compost pile. But make sure your compost pile have balanced water. If the water is too low it will not break down at all and if your pile is too wet, it will smell very bad and the ratios of the bacteria outweigh the good. If you don’t get enough rainfall to suffice, dump a bucket over the pile once a week to keep things moving. Most important thing is to sterilize the compost and kill the weed seeds. If your pile heats up, gets moisture, and gets turned regularly, you will have a dark, wonderful compost in about one to two months time.
Do not add the following stuff into the compost
Black walnut tree leaves or twigs, Coal or Charcoal ash cause it releases substances that might be harmful to plants.
Dairy products like butter, milk, sour cream, yogurt, eggs and Fats, grease, lard, oils, Meat or fish bones and scraps, these create odor problems and attract pest such as rodents and flies.
Diseased or insect-ridden plants might survive and be transferred back to other plants
Dog, Cat feces, Soiled Cat litter might contain parasites, bacteria, germs, pathogens, and viruses harmful to humans
Yard trimmings treated with chemical pesticides might kill beneficial composting organisms.
Biodynamic Gardening — the tools and techniques to nurture your garden
When starting to garden in a biodynamic way it can be difficult working out what to do when. This DVD gives you the tools and shows you the techniques you need to know.
Lynette West, of the Biodynamic Education Centre, shows biodynamic gardening methods to the gardeners at Garden Organic, Ryton. Learn with them the vortex to chaos stirring technique; how to make biodynamic compost and understand the biodynamic preparations; how to make and use manure concentrate, horn manure (BD500) and horn silica (BD501); how to work with the sowing and planting calendar and much, much more…
The aim of biodynamic practice is to revitalise the soil and make it open and receptive to all the forces of the cosmos. In 1924, at the request of German farmers concerned about the decline in soil and animal fertility, Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian scientist, gave a series of lectures suggesting ways to work with the energies of the earth, moon, sun and planets as well as plants such as yarrow, chamomile, nettles, oak bark, valerian and dandelion to heal the earth,
In biodynamics it is believed that there is nowhere quite like your garden. It has its own combination of soil, microorganisms and micro climate. Nobody else can produce fruit and vegetables quite like yours. What could be better than eating food grown in your own unique garden? ‘Biodynamic Gardening — the tools and techniques to nurture your garden’ will help you have a bumper harvest!
The full length DVD is available demystified biodynamic techniques that had previously remained elusive and so we have made it available from http://www.green-shopping.co.uk
Duration : 0:4:8