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Jason Schramm Documenting his vegetable gardening chops for 2009.

The June edition of Marvin Garden’s 2009 in 2 parts. Monthly installments of the ongoing Vegetable Gardening Adventure.

The July edition of Marvin’s Garden 2009. The ongoing adventure in Vegetable Gardening

Here is our raised bed garden planted in early May this year from seedlings. It’s about 50 sq ft and has been very bountiful. It’s our first attempt at vegetable gardening in our backyard. Beginner’s luck? We hope not! We’re already sprouting seeds for our winter crop: Collards, Bok Choy, Kale and Chinese Cabbage and we’ll see how far we can extend the short Santa Fe growing season at 7000 ft above sea level

Part Two in HD…..Many hands have worked the gardens at Esalen over the last 40 years, this short 3 part film shows what we were up to here in 2009. One of the most beautiful and amazing farm and garden in the world on the edge of personal and ecological transformation.

Tina and Anais, WWOOFers from Catalonia, demonstrate double digging, a soil preparation technique used in the biodynamic French intensive gardening system, and have a lot of fun doing it!

A quick tour of Tim’s Square Foot Garden on July 3, 2009. For more gardening information please visit the following web site: timssquarefootgarden.com

Meine selbst aufgezogenen Chilis Teil I My self reared Chili Video: 07.06.2009 Weitere Videos folgen… More Videos will follow… Tags: Chili, Chilli, Chile, Furtu, Mako, Peri, Mano, Foronto, Biperra, Paprika, La jiao, Poivre rouge, Spaanse Peper, Peperoncino, Diavolino, Hot pepper, Aci Biber, Pimenton, Lombok, Plantage, Garten, Garden, Anzucht, Growing, Grow, Hot, Red, Peppers, Pflanze, Capsaicin, Plant

COME WITH US FOR A DAY AT BBC GARDENERS WORLD LIVE 2009

Texas AgriLife fruit specialist Jim Kamas: organic tips for growing blackberries, pears, pomegranates and figs. Skip Richter explains what to prune and why to plant Montezuma cypress. John Dromgoole features his favorite dianthus varieties for containers or perennial beds. On tour, visit gardeners who plant fruit, exotics and native plants in sandy and rocky soil in Fredericksburg.