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Post by bunnyfungo on May 10, 2020 16:16:03 GMT -6
I just thought I’d ask if anyone has any blogs or YouTube channels that they follow for gardening. I don’t really do flowers, so probably more aimed at vegetable gardens and/or homesteading type stuff. I haven’t found anyone I really love, but if I do I’ll add it here. I know this little sub board isn’t super active.
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Post by catladymeow on May 10, 2020 17:14:03 GMT -6
I really really really love Maritime Gardening on youtube. He's in a very similar climate to me (I'm in 5b, he's 6, not overly sunny place). Raised beds, hugelkultur/permaculture/no till approach. His vegetable garden is huge and he has a full time job plus a family so he makes things easy.
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Post by Dramaphile on May 10, 2020 22:30:36 GMT -6
I'm not hugely into youtube, but my cousin has shared a few videos from California Gardening and I find them really useful! There's a great video on how to get the best yield from tomatoes, and how to grow tomato starters. And one on growing potatoes in buckets or bags.
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Post by scottcool on May 11, 2020 7:02:23 GMT -6
I just thought I’d ask if anyone has any blogs or YouTube channels that they follow for gardening. I don’t really do flowers, so probably more aimed at vegetable gardens and/or homesteading type stuff. I haven’t found anyone I really love, but if I do I’ll add it here. I know this little sub board isn’t super active. Thanks for the idea/ resources. Im soaking these up. You mentioned Homesteading, check out this forum. I recently found it myself and joined in. homesteadingfamilies.proboards.com/ |
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Post by trtlcrzy on May 11, 2020 7:27:31 GMT -6
I’m your gal! Here is a list of youtube/bloggers I love:
Garden answer
Impatient gardener
Lawrence garden farm
Roots to refuge
Gary pilarchik/ the rusted garden
If I think of any more I’ll come back to add. I also follow a ton of gardeners on Instagram. Lots of great resources.
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Post by trtlcrzy on May 11, 2020 8:20:43 GMT -6
I just remembered another one that I primarily watch on IG but I’m pretty certain she also does YouTube videos. Seed to fork is her IG name. She’s in mn and really tries to push the growing boundaries.
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Post by bunnyfungo on May 11, 2020 8:30:37 GMT -6
I just remembered another one that I primarily watch on IG but I’m pretty certain she also does YouTube videos. Seed to fork is her IG name. She’s in mn and really tries to push the growing boundaries. Oh. This might be good for me because I’m in WI so probably same zone/terrible weather to deal with lol |
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Post by trtlcrzy on May 11, 2020 14:05:10 GMT -6
I just remembered another one that I primarily watch on IG but I’m pretty certain she also does YouTube videos. Seed to fork is her IG name. She’s in mn and really tries to push the growing boundaries. Oh. This might be good for me because I’m in WI so probably same zone/terrible weather to deal with lol For sure. Lawrence garden farm is in WI so another one with similar conditions. |
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Post by regal on May 26, 2020 19:11:16 GMT -6
Roots and Refuge is good, she has a great video about tomatoes that has been a game changer.
Justin Rhodes is good, I like his stuff from 2018 and 2019's 100 Days of Growing Food. He's gone a little intense for me now. Warning that he has some butchering videos if you aren't into that.
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Post by bunnyfungo on May 28, 2020 20:48:10 GMT -6
Roots and Refuge is good, she has a great video about tomatoes that has been a game changer. Justin Rhodes is good, I like his stuff from 2018 and 2019's 100 Days of Growing Food. He's gone a little intense for me now. Warning that he has some butchering videos if you aren't into that. I’m obsessed with Roots and Refuge. Can’t remember who first recommended it on this thread. But she is so down to earth. She feels like talking to a friend. And I appreciate that she tries to lay out scientific info in an easy to digest way for the lay person. |
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Post by regal on May 28, 2020 21:48:04 GMT -6
Roots and Refuge is good, she has a great video about tomatoes that has been a game changer. Justin Rhodes is good, I like his stuff from 2018 and 2019's 100 Days of Growing Food. He's gone a little intense for me now. Warning that he has some butchering videos if you aren't into that. I’m obsessed with Roots and Refuge. Can’t remember who first recommended it on this thread. But she is so down to earth. She feels like talking to a friend. And I appreciate that she tries to lay out scientific info in an easy to digest way for the lay person. Yes! She's just all around lovely. I love her garden tours and I've learned a lot about vegetable gardening from her. |
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Post by yoginikiki on Jun 11, 2020 16:26:11 GMT -6
I follow James Prigioni, Charles Nardozzi, Monty Don and Floret Flowers!
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