Mel Bartholomew Square Foot Gardening

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  • čas přidán 11. 11. 2007
  • Who remembers good ole Mel Bartholomew and Square Foot Gardening ? As you can see by the poor video quality this segment was taken from my old Beta machine to VHS, and now digital format. I'd love to hear from any one else who has some of the old series on video tape.
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Komentáře • 22

  • @memsworld
    @memsworld Před 12 lety +5

    OMG I watched Mel with my dad in the 1980's after(?) I got married. By following his suggestions (and with my dad's help) my Long Island garden was spectacular. My neighbors were so jealous..I had lettuce, eggplants, zucchini, tomatoes, cukes and even corn to name a few. Haven't had a garden since the late 80's, Now in 2012 want to follow his method again-sq. ft. raised bed 7' x 4' this time to start. Will post a picture/video later in the season

  • @KingmanOldDude
    @KingmanOldDude Před 16 lety +1

    I found an old copy of Square Foot Gardening in a free box of books years ago...He's been my hero since! Thanks for showing me what he looked like!

  • @kikiborges
    @kikiborges Před 16 lety +1

    i've been trying to remember this show for years and years, and finally i found it again! i was beginning to think i'd dreamt it up.

  • @marksimmons3801
    @marksimmons3801 Před 4 lety +2

    i remember him ! i built my mom a garden by watching him in 1990

  • @HebrewStudent
    @HebrewStudent  Před 16 lety +1

    Mid 1980's as I recall. I sure wish I had taped more of them as well.

  • @ronnismiles
    @ronnismiles Před 16 lety +1

    Thanks for posting...

  • @HebrewStudent
    @HebrewStudent  Před 14 lety

    He sure is !! I so wish they could re-broadcast all his old shows. I used to tape them all on my old beta machine and watch them when I got home from work at night.

    • @Blueoriontiger
      @Blueoriontiger Před 4 lety

      HebrewStudent my Mom has his book somewhere I think. I don’t think I’ve seen it since I went to college in 2010.

    • @HebrewStudent
      @HebrewStudent  Před 4 lety

      @@Blueoriontiger , indeed there was a book and you can still find used copies floating around. It gives all the spacing for the various vegetables.

  • @Sbhabhi
    @Sbhabhi Před 12 lety +1

    THANKS for upload

  • @micsir888
    @micsir888 Před 14 lety

    He not only looks like Lincoln, but he is also a godsend for the people.

  • @Dave51262
    @Dave51262 Před 15 lety

    Mel is great and his SFG method is terrific. His comb-over hair is not fooling anyone that he is bald. I can see why he now always wears a hat.

  • @audiofreak09
    @audiofreak09 Před 3 lety +1

    That's my grandpa!

  • @ccm800
    @ccm800 Před 14 lety

    Mel is so young and crazy here :)

  • @47f0
    @47f0 Před 15 lety

    Mel's still around - you can see him on several recent segments on the GardenGirltv CZcams channel.

  • @KingmanOldDude
    @KingmanOldDude Před 16 lety

    sorry for the double post...forgot to tell ya what I came to tell ya...You can get the DVDs from the old PBS series on Mels website

  • @jimprice09
    @jimprice09 Před 13 lety

    I have a question let say you use Mel's mix...
    And put a condo for the worm...
    Would you have to change the earth after couple of year?
    Or the worm would be enough for fertilizing ?
    thanks

  • @audiofreak09
    @audiofreak09 Před 16 lety

    hey its andrew what year did this video take place?

  • @burpwind
    @burpwind Před 13 lety

    Charts?

  • @boundleadtheblind
    @boundleadtheblind Před 15 lety

    lulz

  • @LyraKeltica61
    @LyraKeltica61 Před 14 lety

    How about determenate tomatos grow all their tomatos then ripenin them all at one time. indertemenate tomato plants ripen the tomatos after they've gotten to a certain size. With indertermenate tomatos you can have tomatos all summer. With determenate you have to wait til summer ends then get them all at one time. I don't like determenate tomatos.

    • @56squadron
      @56squadron Před 3 lety

      Yes, he was incorrect about that. Indeterminate varieties will continue to grow and bear as long as the weather remains viable. Determinate ones grow so big, stop, set their fruit... and then it just hangs there forever and never ripens. The worst part is the best heirloom varieties (meaning tasting best) are all indeterminate. Determinate varieties taste awful... and if you don't catch them when they finally ripen, they over ripen almost immediately.