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Crazy End of Season Bargains!

admin — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 12:44:04 +0000

Take a quick peek at the huge amount you can save just by looking at the right place at the right time! There are insane savings to be had every season on every item.

Also I explain the difference between leaf mold, grass compost and regular compost. There is a huge difference! Join me for the newest episode on the Praxxus55712 gardening channel.

Ok, that’s as professional as I can sound without busting out laughing.

Duration : 0:7:25

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EZ Autumn Composting with Leaves!

admin — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 18:00:45 +0000

Autumn isn’t the end of gardening season. The gardening adventure never ends and never ceases to be FREE, educational and just plain FUN! Join me in the backyard for a fantastic day in the sunshine. I have a bag of leaves and a very cool idea on how to easily improve your garden soil. Leaf compost attracts worms like a super magnet. Worms in your garden will mean crazy good soil for your next growing season.

Website:
http://www.voodoogardener.com
FREE Seed Prizes!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kysd5Es3Pn0

Duration : 0:8:25

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How To Build a Homemade Compost Tumbler

admin — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 23:53:12 +0000

I demonstrate how to build your own homemade compost tumbler in a really rough “how to” video.

Materials:
1….. 45 gallon plastic drum ….. ($20)
2….. 2×6x10 boards ……………… ($11.90)
1….. 1″x36″ black iron pipe …… ($9.93)
2….. 1″ black iron caps …………. ($2.36)
2….. 1.25″ plastic spacers …….. ($1.10)

For what ever reason there are two short clips in the middle that youTube doesn’t upload. The audio remains but the video just pauses. I have no idea why, but apologize on behalf of YouTube and their slacker engineers and developers

Duration : 0:7:27

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Portable raised beds, compost tea and Pineapple flowers!

admin — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 13:27:14 +0000

It’s a fantastic day here in the land of Praxxus! Join me for a few minutes and lets talk about compost tea, raised bed sizes AND unexpected pineapple surprises!

Next week’s video includes some fun and unexpected surprises! What am I growing in a cup now? Can you guess? You’ll have to tune in to find out.

Duration : 0:10:56

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Composting for Your Garden

admin — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 13:07:09 +0000

We join Master Gardener Bettye Ames as she walks us through the steps on how to make your own nutritious compost. She explains the benefits of hot composting and how to turn everyday food and garden waste into “black gold.”

This video is brought to you by the Home and Garden Information Center, part of University of Maryland Extension. provides resources and encourages people to start their own food gardens.
http://www.growit.umd.edu/

Learn about our Grow It Eat It campaign, check out our facebook page for more gardening advice:
http://www.facebook.com/UMDHGIC#!/GIEIMaryland

Animation by Chris Heuer, Freefall FX, LLC

Shot and edited by Brett Wooldridge and Emily Heimsoth

Duration : 0:4:23

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self watering compost tea garden that scares away birds upda

admin — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 13:39:02 +0000

this is my above grond self watering garden with compost tea and a bunch of ways to scare away birds and critters

Duration : 0:3:26

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Composting for your Garden

admin — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 15:53:04 +0000

We join Master Gardener Betty Ames as she walks us through the steps on how to make your own nutritious compost. She explains the benefits of hot composting and how to turn everyday food and garden waste into “black gold.”

Learn about our Grow It Eat It campaign, check out our facebook page for more gardening advice:
http://www.facebook.com/UMDHGIC#!/GIEIMaryland

Animation by Chris Heuer, Freefall FX, LLC

Shot and edited by Brett Wooldridge and Emily Heimsoth

Duration : 0:4:23

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No Till Organic Gardening Using Natural Waste And Yard Compost

admin — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 15:49:02 +0000

video filmed at HerbFest, the longest running herb plant sale and herb festival in the U.S., showing the
No till gardening method using organic materials by Dr. Milton Ganyard, professor at North Carolina State University. Proceeds from the HerbFest benefit The Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment, http://www.gjcae.org, a children charitable foundation promotonig the development of self confidence and self esteem using the arts.

Duration : 0:9:41

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How to Apply Cedar Grove Compost’s Northwest Garden Mulch in Your Garden or Landscape

admin — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 22:41:57 +0000

For more information visit our website at http://www.CGCompost.com
Cedar Grove Composting is part of a family-owned, 400-employee enterprise with roots in the waste management business going back to 1938. As the Pacific Northwest’s leading organic recycling company, Cedar Grove transforms grass, leaves, yard trimmings, food waste and wood waste into the finest nutrient-rich compost. From a humble beginning, Cedar Grove has developed a full line of healthy soils with a loyal following and has grown to become the largest single dedicated yard waste composting facility in the United States.

Cedar Grove products are:

100% NATURAL – Cedar Grove Composting offers a “100% Natural” line of products that help you grow healthier flowers, trees, shrubs, and lawns by utilizing the microorganisms found within properly made compost. Cedar Grove Composting performs regular testing that identifies the best product mixes that result in strong, thriving plants. Choose Cedar Grove Compost as a soil amendment to increase organic matter, nutrients and beneficial microorganisms that enhance growth, porosity, and water retention.

LOCALLY MADE – Cedar Grove Compost and a range of compost-based soils are available for pick up at and delivery from its facilities in Maple Valley and Everett, Washington facilities. You can also buy Cedar Grove products from one of our exceptional retail partners Authorized Cedar Grove Dealer in Bulk or in bags throughout Washington, and in select Western Oregon and Idaho locations.

Cedar Grove is dedicated to constant innovation in:

TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE — Similar to making an exceptional wine, Cedar Grove applies an exacting recipe and science in compost production. Cedar Grove aerates tall stacks of raw materials from below to encourage the growth of naturally occurring microbes that degrade the material, transforming it into finished compost. A feedback system closely monitors temperatures as they climb above 130 degrees F. to eliminate weed seeds, pesticide and herbicide residues and plant pathogens.

PRODUCT TESTING – Cedar Grove Composting’s products undergo thorough laboratory and test garden assessments to ensure that the compost you buy meets our exacting standards. View our testimoinials from gardners to hear what they are saying about our compost.

USES OF COMPOST – Cedar Grove Composting continually strives to find new uses for compost, and has created new products such as compost filter berms, blankets and socks.

Duration : 0:2:15

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Compost Experiment – Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 124.avi

admin — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 17:44:15 +0000

This is the first year we’ve worked with Paca-Poo fertilizer compost mixture. I’ve decided to compare it against worm casting compost mixture to see if there is any noticeable difference in growth or production. What do you think?

Duration : 0:9:24

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