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Small Urban Greens Homestead
Приєднався 6 лют 2010
Growing fruits, herbs & veggies in an urban area in a small garden space and benefiting from it. Let's learn while we grow together!
WHAT YOU CAN GROW IN A MINI GARDEN: QUICK GARDEN TOUR
🌱 **Welcome to Our Mini Garden Tour!** 🌿
Hey everyone! Today, we're diving into the wonderful world of growing crops in a small garden. Whether you have a tiny balcony or just a little patch of land, you can cultivate your very own fresh produce right at home!
Imagine stepping outside and plucking ripe tomatoes, crisp lettuce, or fragrant herbs-nature’s bounty just a few steps away! In today's video, I'll share some fantastic crops that thrive even in limited spaces.
From growing in the ground, to growing in raised boxes and even containers!
Don't forget to subscribe for more gardening tips and tricks, and let me know in the comments what your favorite crops to grow are! Happy gardening! 🌼
#suburbangardening #homestead #urbanhomestead #growyourownfood #homesteading #urbanhomesteading #backyardhomesteading
Hey everyone! Today, we're diving into the wonderful world of growing crops in a small garden. Whether you have a tiny balcony or just a little patch of land, you can cultivate your very own fresh produce right at home!
Imagine stepping outside and plucking ripe tomatoes, crisp lettuce, or fragrant herbs-nature’s bounty just a few steps away! In today's video, I'll share some fantastic crops that thrive even in limited spaces.
From growing in the ground, to growing in raised boxes and even containers!
Don't forget to subscribe for more gardening tips and tricks, and let me know in the comments what your favorite crops to grow are! Happy gardening! 🌼
#suburbangardening #homestead #urbanhomestead #growyourownfood #homesteading #urbanhomesteading #backyardhomesteading
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Quick and Easy Pickled Cucumbers
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🌱🥒 Hey everyone! Today, we’re super excited to share our homegrown cucumber harvest! After weeks of nurturing our plants, we finally got to pick the freshest cucumbers straight from our garden. They’re crunchy, juicy, and bursting with flavor! To celebrate our bountiful harvest, we decided to do a taste test. We sliced up a few of our cucumbers to see just how delicious they’ve become. Trust us...
FAILURES & SUCCESSES AROUND MY GARDEN IN 2024
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This year has been my most challenging year and with the season going crazy, the crops have started growing later than normal and some crops are not growing at all. In this video I show you all my failures and successes around the garden. Thank you to all the support in 2024 and here is to 2025 #smallhomestead #garden #gardening #suburbangardening #homestead #growyourownfood
TASTE TESTING THE BEST CHERRY TOMATOES EVER!
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After 3 years of selecting the best cherry tomatoes, we had to do a taste test and try to describe as best as we could how they taste. Come along as we dive into harvesting a few cherry tomatoes and doing a taste test! #smallhomestead #garden #suburbangardening #suburbangarden #gardening #tomatoes
FRUITS YOU CAN GROW IN CONTAINERS
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Growing fruits in a small garden is absolutely possible. From dwarf fruit trees that you want to grow in the ground where you have control over the size or growing in pots, it is possible. Follow me in my journey where I show you what I have grown around my small Urban homestead with limited space. Making the impossible possible! #smallhomestead #garden #gardening #homestead #growyourownfood #s...
Part 1: GROWING SWEET POTATOES IN BAGS #smallhomestead #garden #suburbangardening
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To grow sweet potato slips, start with healthy, unblemished sweet potatoes. Submerge half of each potato in water, using toothpicks for support. Place them in a warm, sunny spot. After a few weeks, shoots (slips) will begin to form. When the slips reach about 6 inches long, gently twist them off the potato. Place the slips in water until they develop roots. Once roots are about an inch long, tr...
MAKING CHILLI FLAKES FROM HOMEGROWN CHILLI'S #homestead #smallhomestead #garden #suburbangardening
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MAKING CHILLI FLAKES FROM HOMEGROWN CHILLI'S #homestead #smallhomestead #garden #suburbangardening
IS RAISED BEDS FOR YOUR GARDEN WORTH IT?
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IS RAISED BEDS FOR YOUR GARDEN WORTH IT?
Grow Your Own Orchard: Ultimate Guide to Growing Fruit Trees in Containers!
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Grow Your Own Orchard: Ultimate Guide to Growing Fruit Trees in Containers!
SPRING TOUR - And EVERYTHING has woken up!
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SPRING TOUR - And EVERYTHING has woken up!
We have extended the homestead and it looks amazing!
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We have extended the homestead and it looks amazing!
Late Winter pruning for great Spring growth
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Late Winter pruning for great Spring growth
Don't Say Goodbye to Your Peppers Yet: Overwintering Tips and Tricks
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Don't Say Goodbye to Your Peppers Yet: Overwintering Tips and Tricks
Small homestead project | Upgrading the rabbit hatch
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Small homestead project | Upgrading the rabbit hatch
10 Months Later: Time to Harvest Your Ginger Crop!
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10 Months Later: Time to Harvest Your Ginger Crop!
Saving seeds from your own crop & starting seedlings with them
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Saving seeds from your own crop & starting seedlings with them
HOW WE MAINTAIN THINGS AT THE HOMESTEAD!
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HOW WE MAINTAIN THINGS AT THE HOMESTEAD!
How to protect your plants from the cold in winter
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How to protect your plants from the cold in winter
A nice big harvest to make crumbed Brinjals from fresh
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A nice big harvest to make crumbed Brinjals from fresh
Homemade Pickled Pepperdews: Learn the Art of Jarring with This Tutorial
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Homemade Pickled Pepperdews: Learn the Art of Jarring with This Tutorial
Grow Your Garden for Free: Propating Cuttings from Your Favorite Plants
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Grow Your Garden for Free: Propating Cuttings from Your Favorite Plants
How to Make the Perfect Chili Sauce from Homegrown Chilis!
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How to Make the Perfect Chili Sauce from Homegrown Chilis!
Beautiful garden. Your trees are doing amazing in pots. Great inspiration 👏
Nice garden design! I love growing cherry tomatoes. They produce so abundantly. Things change so quickly in the garden. It is exciting to walk around and see the changes. How often do you fertilize your figs, and what do you feed them?
@@sunnyday1639 I give them pellet fertilizer before they wake up from winter then every 4 weeks give them a good liquid fertilizer.
Oh, I see. Thanks!
Lovely❤
@@brimelowfarmbychon3329 thank you
Hello dear friend you're garden looks amazing +1❤full support my new friend 10:15
@@brimelowfarmbychon3329 thank you so much 🙏🏻
Nice! I use rice vinegar to pickle cucumbers. They last in the refrigerator for a while.
@@sunnyday1639 I must try rice vinegar. I use apple cider or white vinegar
Yes, I like it. The original rice vinegar has a mild and slightly sweet taste. Apple cider vinegar has a stronger taste, but I like that flavor too.
Happy new year and the garden homestead looks amazing!! So much growth and Health ! Amazing work my friend
@@dorseygreen7912 thanks my friend ❤️
Wow nice fruit trees, what i have only is the pomegranates.
Gardening is definitely a learning experience. The successes and failures help us to be better gardeners. Your plum tree looks awesome! Hopefully, your cherry tree will eventually be productive. Otherwise you can maybe try a different variety. Those are some huge kale plants. What variety are they?
Congratulations on all your victories!! This year was hard for me we had lots extreme weather …. The dry weather was really bad and the spidermites went crazy and took over my garden 😢 I fought…. Still fighting….. but now we are having many torrential rains the plant don’t do well in this… lots of fungal growths… As for the beans I had a hard time this year too as the spider mites loves this plant. ALL THE BEST IN THE NEXT YEAR!❤❤
Happy New Year from this 70 year old from Australia and about to start a veg area at new house I finally have a yard I use a walker but will try
What fertilizer do u use? 🙂
@@socloseagain4298 depends on what fruits or veggies. I use 3 different fertilizers. First one is All purpose organic pellets fertilizer or the bio ocean seaweed pellet fertilizer. We also do our own liquid fertilizer from our red wriggler worm farm and make comfrey liquid fertilizer and sometime banana liquid fertilizer. The sky is the limit. Depends what you need it for.
@@Smallurbangreens Nice thanks 🙂
Pickled cucumbers are so delicious!
Always nice to see plants developing! They seem to grow twice as much after it rains.
Will you keep the trees in the pots or transplant in the ground?
@@357_gardening keep them in the pots
Great to know I can plant figs in a pot or container. We want to add fig and pomegranate trees 🌴
@@357_gardening the best fruits to grow
Hello 👋🏾 soil friend 😊 new subscriber watching from Arizona 🇺🇸 Thank you for sharing 🫶🏾 I want trees in my garden 🪴
@@357_gardening go for it, it's worth it! Google and check what fruit trees do well in your areas.
Wow, the golden color on that zucchini is so vibrant!
Fresh garden tomatoes taste better than store bought. Nice selection of tomatoes.
@@sunnyday1639thanks 👍🏻 I can definitely taste the difference between bought store tomatoes and home grown tomatoes.
may I know what is the temperature over there at this time?
@@hendriktio3804 it is Summer and we reach between 20-34°C
Your tomatoes look so pretty!!! Thanks for sharing
@@caribbeancharmgardening90 thanks for watching and liking 🙏🏻❤️
Great job maintaining your homestead! Do you turn your compost pile or try to keep it at a certain temperature?
@@sunnyday1639 We turn it once a month only. We have never monitored the temperature to be honest, something we should do but we just leave there for nature to do its thing and it seems to be working great
That is good to hear. I had a compost pile a while ago but did not keep up with monitoring the temperature. I will use your method with the one I started this year. It is easier to keep up. Thanks!
@sunnyday1639 wow that's amazing to hear! Keep up the great work and thanks for following
What kinds of predators do you have in your area?
@@R1M1r1m1 we have hawks, wild cats but nothing to serious. But we still make sure that they get closed in as it's safer
You're doing a fantastic job! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Thank you for sharing
@@lindaholmes6411 thanks for the support and for watching
Your garden is coming along beautifully, well done! 😊
@@sqhd_1112 thank you
Ah nice a South African Channel to follow, always nice when you following someone with similar weather patterns, im also planting my sweets this weekend
@@Ash.is.Africa oh nice, all the best thanks for the follow
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❤❤❤ The coop came out nice
❤❤❤ Thanks for sharing
Your garden is beautiful. Rip licorice
@@Riggiesgarden thank you ❤️👩🏻🌾
❤❤❤ Enjoyed the tour
❤❤❤ Enjoyed the tour
@@lindaholmes6411 thank you so much 🙏🏻👩🏻🌾❤️
❤❤❤ Nice job
@@lindaholmes6411 thank you ❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤ Thank you for info
I love your fruit garden
❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing
@@lindaholmes6411 thank you for watching ❤️
❤❤❤ New viewer
Am soon begging to grow fruits using buckets. This has been so helpful for me.
@@FarmforProfitUganda22 good luck and glad we can inspire you!
Amazing work
@@dorseygreen7912 thank you
@@Smallurbangreens u work is amazing and I enjoyed looking at your gardening Talent!! You have inspired me to grow a berry row too I have 13 varieties in containers and 30 fruit trees that I’m growing on my homestead
@dorseygreen7912 oh wow, pls share your journey as well
@@Smallurbangreens thank u i will keep you Posted on my progress thanks !!
I can see many interesting things in your garden, especially the giant sunflowers. Happy gardening 🥰
Put the shells in a blender first, the worms can’t eat big egg shells
@@HungBunnyGoddess thank you
Nice slips!
Thank you for this.
@@thesilenceisdeafening pleasure ❤️
Wonderful tour. I only have 3 fruit trees in pots and they are doing very well! Thank you 🪴
@@Allthebackyardcritters So wonderful to hear that! Well done and thank you for the comment
Lots of hard work..looking amazing 💪😊
@@sqhd_1112 thank you SO much
Love the corn idea
Cool!! Have you done orange seeds before? ❤🇿🇦
@@jessicameyer7247 No, I haven't but I do have a cara cara orange tree, so a naartjie tree will be nice to add
Good info😊
Thanks for the tips...👍👍
Great chicken names ☺ Thanks for sharing your garden, it looks great!