Growing a Greener World Episode 1007: Gardening with the Masters - Growing Unusual Fruit
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- čas přidán 18. 10. 2019
- Dr. Lee Reich introduces us to some hardy, delicious and unusual fruits and berries. These varieties aren't typically included in the American garden, but they should be.
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You can also enjoy more of Paul with Joe in episodes of The joe gardener Show podcast:
On soil health - joegardener.com/podcast/garde...
On blueberries - joegardener.com/podcast/how-t...
On fruit growing - joegardener.com/podcast/fruit...
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The gardening channel with James Prigioni is a great permaculture channel with a food forest
I LOVE black currant! Would grow it if I wasn't living in the desert!
I did catch an episode of growing a greener world on TV. It was growing in a Suburban area where nobody was gardening. Except for one beautiful lady with a beautiful dream. Happy you are on CZcams.
I think this is my favorite episode. Ever. Anything Lee Reich has to say I want to hear. I just ordered “several” berry bushes to fill in my flower beds. Ready for an edible landscape. Thanks, Joe!
This show is absolutely worthy of corporate sponsors! Watched at 4:30 a.m. in L.A., where it’s still dark outside, and I want to head into the garden and start turning my compost pile! Lol. Now I’m waiting for the garden center to open so I can pick up more mulch, mushroom compost, worms & elemental sulfur! (I would have planted more raspberries & blueberries if I had known! My harvest has been pithy, not sweet enough to be excited. Kept them only to sacrifice them to the small wild beasts in the fruit trees overhead). Will rework my plantings & expect a better crop in the future.
Love the Lincoln Logs compost bins!
Lee your the man!!
I absolutely LOVED this episode! I found myself laughing out loud, it was so much fun to watch. Your friend, is my kinda guy, what a character :). I’m so glad we were allowed into the ‘blueberry temple’ as an ‘anointed.’ I learned so much about lowering the ph in my soil for growing blueberries. Thank you so much for introducing your guest to us today, marvellous!
Love these videos!!!! Thank you!!
This is very inspiring! Thank you for sharing this video!
Great episode guys. I’ve got a little tiny orchard and I was going to put chickens in it, but I think I’ll dump that idea and put in more fruit, especially berries. Like Lee, I love fruit!
Love Dr. Reich's gardens! I feel more confident about getting figs from my Chicago fig now! Thank you!
Love the show, I think we've seen every episode, this was one of the best.
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Great channel. Thank you.
This has to be my favourite video ever. Thank you, very much for the amazing information you share.
Now this is a farm to lead by example. One can see the dedication and work that has gone into it. Thanks.
I see comfrey plant leaves on the compost pile. Comfrey leaves make the best liquid fertilizer! They are extremely nutritious treat for the chickens or other homestead critters. A lot of beneficial insects overwinter under dead comfrey leaves. The bees love comfrey flowers! Plant some comfrey!!!!
I love his voice. I love hearing him on your podcast so to see him in person is a treat.
This is my first viewing of this series and I like it very much so far.