Myrrhis Permakulturhaven
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Permakultur Design Certifikatkursus på Friland & skovlandbruget Myrrhis
Dette kursus er for dig:
-der ønsker at få mere viden om bæredygtig, livsbekræftende livsstil,
-der vil kunne lave helhedstænkende design,
-der drømmer om at realisere en forsvarlig fremtid,
-der ønsker et kursus med erfarne undervisere, med hænderne i jorden, hjertet i centrum og hovedet i udvikling,
-der vil have Permakultur Certifikat, og
-dig der vil påvirke dine omgivelser med konstruktive løsninger og positiv energi!
Du vil kort sagt blive bedre rustet til at sætte et positivt fodaftryk!
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Відео

Perennial vegetable profile: Patience Dock
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Tycho shows how this amazing perennial spinach is grown in the forest garden. A plant all vegetable lovers should have!
Babington leek - perennial leeks in the forest garden
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Tycho shows how this amazing perennial leek grows year after year in the forest garden. It's harvested each Spring and used just like ordinary annual leeks - but at a different time of year, and doesn't require any soil prep or sowing. Enjoy!
Perennial vegetable profile: Perennial Kale - Flerårig grønkål
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Tycho shows how to grow and propagate Perennial Kale both by cuttings and seeds.
Mad med Flerårige Grøntsager
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Bogen "Mad med Flerårige Grøntsager" er en ny bog til alle haveglade hverdagskokke. Bogen er udgivet i 2021 og giver inspiration til mangfoldig og næringsrig mad fra permakulturhaven.
Perennial vegetable portrait: Turkish Rocket (Bunias orientalis), Takkeklap
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Join Tycho and Karoline in how to harvest and use the perennial vegetable Turkish Rocket with it's mustard-like leaves and broccoli-like flowerbuds.
Perennial vegetable profile: Arrowhead / Wapato
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Tycho harvests edible tubers of Wapato in the water garden at Permakulturhaven Myrrhis.
Rosehip processing - Hyben bearbejning
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Tycho shows how to easily harvest and process Rosehips (Rosa rugosa) for use in food and jams, using a hand cranked food mill. Tycho viser, hvordan man let kan høste og bearbejde store mængder hyben til puré og marmelade uden manuelt at fjerne hybenfrø.
Plant Portrait: Good King Henry
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Tycho shows and talks about the great perennial vegetable, Good King Henry (Chenopodium bonus-henricus), harvests and processes seeds for grain.
Planteskolen Myrrhis
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Tycho introducerer Planteskolen Myrrhis, der sælger flerårige grøntsager, bærbuske, frugt- og nøddetræer.
Perennial Vegetable Profile: NETTLES
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Tycho shows harvesting and drying nettles for winter use with simple and efficient methods.
Exploring the Wild Apple Forests of Kazakhstan (ver.2)
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Join Tycho Holcomb and Karoline Nolsø Aaen on the journey to the Wild Apple Forests of Kazakhstan; the heart of genetic apple diversity, and the origin of cultivated apples. (Sound level has been improved in this ver. 2)
Exploring the Wild Apple Forests of Kazakhstan
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Join Tycho Holcomb and Karoline Nolsø Aaen on the journey to the Wild Apple Forests of Kazakhstan. The heart of genetic apple diversity, and the origin of apples.
Såning af flerårige grøntsager
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Mange flerårige grøntsager bør sås om efteråret eller vinteren for at få en tilpas lang kuldepåvirkning (stratificering) til at kunne spire, når foråret melder sin ankomst. I denne video viser Tycho Holcomb fra Permakulturhaven Myrrhis, hvordan man sår flerårige grøntsagsfrø.

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @thecookreporting
    @thecookreporting 2 дні тому

    Incredible. thanks

  • @MittelRongdi
    @MittelRongdi 23 дні тому

    Great Brother 🌷🌷🎹🎹💚💚❤❤🎤🎤🎼🎼🌿🌿💒💒🌱🌱

  • @wv-mgorman5753
    @wv-mgorman5753 29 днів тому

    I'm interested in acquiring some. Would you / could you sell me some and ship to the US? Or, if you have any interest in trading for seeds of plants native to the Appalachian mountains of the US (I'm in USDA zone 6), I'd love to discuss that.

  • @adamrobson80
    @adamrobson80 Місяць тому

    So it would be hard to starve there and the party will be crazy 🤪 beer n cider gallore 😂😂

  • @johannsgarden2020
    @johannsgarden2020 2 місяці тому

    I haven't liked the way this one tastes raw, but your video makes me want to try it cooked. It's very productive and almost impossible to kill once it gets established. I've found it's very palatable for my chickens and ducks too.

  • @kellymae2421
    @kellymae2421 3 місяці тому

    Excellent Plant Portrait. So much information. Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @dirkphilly
    @dirkphilly 3 місяці тому

    Thanks. Subscribed.

  • @trumpetingangel
    @trumpetingangel 4 місяці тому

    Thank you! My nettles are starting to spread; looking forward to it!

  • @markglidden8766
    @markglidden8766 4 місяці тому

    More details on that food processor and the modification would have been nice.

  • @WPHWw-km1tk
    @WPHWw-km1tk 4 місяці тому

    Not so easy to find perennial kale... any tip where to buy in Denmark? I saw there is German online shop but they have been out of stock forever.

  • @christinelyyy
    @christinelyyy 4 місяці тому

    What zone are you at ?

  • @erikclaude590
    @erikclaude590 5 місяців тому

    Do u know where i can find one of these natural forest where in Kazakhstan id love to see the origin place of the apple

  • @romandogbird
    @romandogbird 5 місяців тому

    Tusen tack - min favoritkanal för perenna grönsaker!

  • @jt659
    @jt659 5 місяців тому

    Bought some seeds of this to start this year. I've tasted the yellow/curly docks and even though they are technically edible, I've never found a leaf that wasn't intensely bitter. I hope these are my new dock.

    • @jt659
      @jt659 5 місяців тому

      Hi, I got them from the Experimental Farm Network. They have a lot of unusual perennial vegetable seeds.@@diann9159

  • @douglasanderson7301
    @douglasanderson7301 6 місяців тому

    Any other methods for cleaning the seeds? Or a source on the hand crank blender?

  • @geraghtykv
    @geraghtykv 6 місяців тому

    Thanks for this video. I am wanting to add a container pond to my yard and have been wondering about overwintering. It seems you just keep it there all season - love it. Thanks again.

  • @abisheklimbu
    @abisheklimbu 7 місяців тому

    Boring 💩

  • @ankushchauhan9233
    @ankushchauhan9233 8 місяців тому

    That land is god gifted

  • @ankushchauhan9233
    @ankushchauhan9233 8 місяців тому

    Kazakhstan has a really fertilie land 😮😮

  • @spbsad
    @spbsad 10 місяців тому

    Really interesting. you have a very funny hat 😊

  • @DerKleineLandgarten
    @DerKleineLandgarten 10 місяців тому

    Awesome! Hope I can easily get my hands on some of those seeds/baby onion 😊

  • @rebeccaketner816
    @rebeccaketner816 11 місяців тому

    What are the climactic conditions there? How much rain, what kind of soils, etc??

  • @user-yu8tr4vp8w
    @user-yu8tr4vp8w 11 місяців тому

    Just to repeat a previous comment. Where can you find a hand cranked blender? Never seen that before.

  • @sluggishruggish
    @sluggishruggish Рік тому

    Fix the volume of your music, can’t hear your voice without hurting my ears on the incessant bull crap noise of whatever kind of music you decided touches your soul. Hurts my ears when it’s 10 times louder than your voice, stop it.

  • @matthewreyes2401
    @matthewreyes2401 Рік тому

    God bless Kazakhstan. Really god bless the entire world

  • @HeyYouSA
    @HeyYouSA Рік тому

    Very useful video, thanks

  • @peterblomjensen
    @peterblomjensen Рік тому

    Super video. Meget inspirerende. Tak. Glæder mig til at prøve at efterligne Jeres proces. Har I erfaringer med at fryse hele hyben ned og tilberede senere? Hvis man ikke har tid til hele processen samme dag.

  • @oldtimegamer2.098
    @oldtimegamer2.098 Рік тому

    I sorta see some people taking advantage of the wild apple trees to help cut down on the cost of buying apples from the stores

  • @jt659
    @jt659 Рік тому

    Your plant portraits are some of the best on the web. Thanks for taking the time. J

  • @joserodriguezgonzalez1989

    Beautiful! What fruit trees can be grown in Kazakhstan?

  • @ButterFlyWeed-w4s
    @ButterFlyWeed-w4s Рік тому

    Thank you for doing these videos as I am starting my garden ... so very helpful

  • @jaycruzsemple
    @jaycruzsemple Рік тому

    Please can you explore some more Wildwood Forest it sounds amazing I would love to do this in Scotland with a lot of unused pieces of land but don't know how to get started can fallen apples start to grow and make new apple trees itself or do the seeds need to be planted directly into the ground I wonder if I could create something like this in Scotland in unused pieces of land

    • @kifer2594
      @kifer2594 10 місяців тому

      It would take a century for it to mature but it’s doable

    • @jaycruzsemple
      @jaycruzsemple 10 місяців тому

      @@kifer2594 thank you very much I started January last year me and my little boy have planted probably around about 100 seeds all different apple varieties some plum cherry pear who knows what will grow but it would be nice to have something for future generations and it would last it would be nice to have a natural wild Forest just fitting seeds directly into the ground to see what happens and an unused piece of land

  • @trumplostlol3007
    @trumplostlol3007 Рік тому

    Leeks are perennials. I do cut and regrow and they come back year after year.

    • @romandogbird
      @romandogbird 5 місяців тому

      in some palces, yes. scandinavian winters are generally too cold.

  • @wendyspeck9030
    @wendyspeck9030 Рік тому

    Thank you! So helpful!!

  • @EvildeadIII
    @EvildeadIII Рік тому

    Kan ikke finde den på jeres website?

    • @myrrhispermakulturhaven1835
      @myrrhispermakulturhaven1835 Рік тому

      Hej, vi sælger planter i vores planteskole.

    • @EvildeadIII
      @EvildeadIII 6 місяців тому

      @@myrrhispermakulturhaven1835 Jo, tak det er jeg klar over. Men da jeg bor i København er det en lang søndagstur for et par løg 😁 men er det ikke muligt at få tilsendt nogle af yngle løgene? er virkelig meget interesseret.

  • @gphx
    @gphx Рік тому

    I treat broadleaf dock similarly. It grows wild here.

  • @Thee-_-Outlier
    @Thee-_-Outlier Рік тому

    I question the natural nature of this. Sure it may be natural because it's been unattended for thousands of years but his concentration of edibles I find unlikely unless man cultivated it, be it on this scale purposefully at one point or inadvertently growing into one large mass due to independent dispersed agriculture.

    • @themaggieMACfly
      @themaggieMACfly 6 місяців тому

      this region is called the father of apples. the golden delicious has the widest genome of any other documented apple and its closely related to Malus sieversii. there are apples in this region that do not suggest breeding that created modern apples. bc they self pollinate, I suspect these truly are natural native. there used to be whole ranges, now only plots due to development.

  • @pandhari108
    @pandhari108 Рік тому

    Thanks a lot for sharing 🍀 I really love your videos on edible perennials 💚🌿

  • @hyeonji5414
    @hyeonji5414 Рік тому

    Hello, we are the production team of the TV Chosun GoMin It Show in Korea. I would like to use the above video as a material to explain Rosehip in our broadcast. Can I name my UA-cam channel as a source and use the above video as a source?

  • @growingreens34
    @growingreens34 Рік тому

    thank you for the reminder, I meant to plant this awhile ago!!

  • @ingercesar5041
    @ingercesar5041 Рік тому

    Intressant, hoppas på fler växtporträtt 👍

  • @atn362
    @atn362 Рік тому

    It’s gotta be the garden of Eden

  • @Thumpfy
    @Thumpfy Рік тому

    Awesome 💚 nice greetings from Austria

  • @shaunmum3428
    @shaunmum3428 Рік тому

    Good to see someone harvesting them, other videos just show how to grow babbingtons

  • @svanhildnyberg7171
    @svanhildnyberg7171 Рік тому

    Nice too see. I planted my first seed/bulbs indoors in february. I live in Norway and are so excited if they will thrive in my garden. I have nice thin leaves popping up. I also planted perpetual leeks. Nice too see them almost live in your garden.

  • @adurpandya2742
    @adurpandya2742 Рік тому

    Look at how dry everything is. The roots reach deep into the soil and subsoil to get water in the summer. The apples probably have very high nutritional value without any fertilizer.

  • @theghostofsw6276
    @theghostofsw6276 Рік тому

    With the high starch content I bet you could make a decent vodka out of them.

  • @Kiki-ni3fe
    @Kiki-ni3fe Рік тому

    very cool

  • @WandaSparkes
    @WandaSparkes Рік тому

    Beautiful to see!

  • @BrianJMader-sz7jw
    @BrianJMader-sz7jw Рік тому

    How do I get some wild apple seeds from that country?