I created a new demonstration video on starting new gardens which will soon go live at the Home Medicine Summit. My eldest son made a trailer for the film yesterday: The Home Medicine Summit features 42+ experts in gardening, herbalism, food preservation, wild plant foraging and more. All you do is sign up to watch for free, then you can […]
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I created a new demonstration video on starting new gardens which will soon go live at the Home Medicine Summit. My eldest son made a […]
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Sydney writes: “So I have a jerk of a nectarine tree. Has yielded nothing in zone 9b. Thinking it could be chill hours, could be […]
In today’s email, P.D. Mangan says not to worry: “…does coffee consumption cause cancer? The evidence says that it does not. In fact, coffee […]
According to a study published in a pay-to-publish journal: “Americans waste nearly 150,000 tons of food per day, amounting to about one pound (422 grams) […]
TB writes: “You recommend getting seeds from low-chill fruits to experiment with/grow fruit trees from seed (for Florida). However, recognizing that fruit tree seeds have […]
I was talking with a friend about buying land near us and he was shocked by the price. He said to me something along the […]
I’ve been incredibly busy lately so the YouTube channel hasn’t been a priority; however, I did get a new video recorded yesterday – at long […]
Calen asks about planting on mounds in fast-draining soil: “I’m a native Cracker from [coastal Florida]. I’ve been homesteading on ancestral farmland with a survivalist […]
First, fail your way to success: And then you see the Hubbards, just a few days before the vine borers got them, in my video […]
I drove into town yesterday with the family to pick up some groceries. On the way, I had to stop and take a picture of […]
The local method of planting corn in stations really saves some prep time. Instead of tilling an area, you just take a string trimmer (or […]
I was conversing online about staple survival crops for northern gardeners recently and it made me think: I need to write more here on what […]
Last week I created a video on the top 10 tropical staple crops. It took me way too long to write and edit, so I […]
The first round of tropical corn has come in with mixed results. This was the corn we planted along with pigeon peas like so: I […]
I never heard of Inga alley cropping until a week ago. Now I’m somewhat obsessed with it. One of the benefits of sharing […]
Gardening failure happens to the best of us: And trust me, I’m by no means “the best.” I’ve failed my way to gardening success over […]
Eleanor asks where to find non-GMO seeds: “I want to plant NON-GMO crops, and wondered if you had a good outlet for seeds? I plan […]
I have a new post up at The Grow Network this week: Oaks are hard to garden under, but I hate to remove them. […]
In today’s email, P.D. Mangan says not to worry: “…does coffee consumption cause cancer? The evidence says that it does not. In fact, coffee […]
