Gardening Programs

[claudine]

This flower really is beautiful! How big it is? It looks big in the picture. Its petals remind me of silk.

 

[Vernon]

I'm going to share this with my wife thank you .....Zigs

 

[STL Bonsai]

I learn a lot better by watching videos - this is great!

 

[OursIsTheFury]

Growing up, I used to enjoy watching these sorts of gardening programs. I grew up in a country where it's mostly farming, so they have all these programs regarding them, and since there wasn't really any other alternative channels back then, I had to watch it. I lived in the city, so I couldn't really relate to what they were saying, life on the farm and all that, but I really could appreciate their efforts after watching those 30 minute shows daily. It's a great gift, to be able to give life to something. And I really appreciate people who can do those things.

 

[MaryMary]

Glad to be of service, just been thru and taken out the ones that are no longer available

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Do let us know if you spot any that won't load anymore, as youtube has a habit of banning folk that they reckon have breached copywright

More are missing...

I'm guessing I missed some good ones.

 

[zigs]

I've updated the first post with a channel that has lots of videos in. Ta for the heads up Mary

 

[MaryMary]

Nah, not a problem, zigs.

I wanted to share two of my favorites... not so much gardening videos, but plants in general.


This is nice for a rainy day with nothing to do. Or an evening when there's nothing good on television.

Just be glad you're not a kudu...

This one is much shorter, but still interesting!

 

[razibpaul126]

I got it.

 

[sillylucy]

Thanks for the links! I always like learning new tips! You can't learn too much about gardening. There is just so much to learn! I love checking out gardening books from my local library and copying all of the tips and tricks. It helps me become a better gardener.

 

[SirJoe]

Those are very good programs. I had already seen some episodes from all of them. They can really give you a boost in your gardening knowledge.

 

[AntonioCalcano]

I've seen many programs over the years and found out the most accurate are those that are amateur programs compared to the professional ones, I think they're done with more passion and knowledge.

 

[priticious]

Very impressive!

I had never thought of putting hot peppers and garlic in cooked greens before. The greens did not actually taste spicy, they just had a more complex blend of flavors.

Next time I think I will use more salt and black pepper to flavor the oil, but about the same amount of garlic and red pepper. I try to eat leafy vegetables every day because it is healthy, but I do get tired of salads. Cooking them like this gives me more variety.

One flavor I like is in a lil butter put garlic and red pepper flakes , I love the aroma and taste

 

[clair02]

Nice one

There's a few more i've got in mind, let folk get thru those ones first

Thank you for sharing this. And you're right, you don't want to overwhelm everyone with too much information at one time.

 

[MaryMary]

Thought I'd bump this thread in order to dispel a garden myth.

Do pine needles make the soil acidic? No, they do not.

 

[anon_lp]

Yes these are all good. Zigs there is also a series called "fork to fork" with Monty don. Maybe you could have a look and add that at some time