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Heirloom Harvest
Australia
Приєднався 31 жов 2018
Heirloom Harvest grew out of our passion for growing our own food. That passion took us from a back yard veggie patch to full time market gardeners and seed growers. Nowadays Heirloom Harvest is our full time business, aiming to ignite the same passion for growing food in others. The core of our business is growing traditional, unusual, non-hybrid seeds. We are not just seed growers, we are seed breeders, constantly selecting our seed lines for the best traits. We grow outdoors and organically so are also selecting to improve our seeds performance under these conditions.
- Tara and John Butler
- Tara and John Butler
How to harvest lettuce seed.
A quick video to show you how we harvest lettuce seed at Heirloom Harvest. the lettuce in this video is Parris Island Cos. Lettuce seed is ready to harvest when the flowers have turned into fluffy 'pom pom's' and they easily shake from the plant.
Heirloom Harvest seeds are grown at Dancing Waters Farms which is a certified organic market garden and seed farm. All Heirloom Harvest seeds are grown by us here on our farm. our seeds are all non-GMO, non-hybrid, traditional open-pollinated varieties.
Heirloom Harvest seeds are grown at Dancing Waters Farms which is a certified organic market garden and seed farm. All Heirloom Harvest seeds are grown by us here on our farm. our seeds are all non-GMO, non-hybrid, traditional open-pollinated varieties.
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How to make basil pesto - from garden to serving
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In this video Tara from Heirloom Harvest gives you tips on growing basil and shows how to use abundant basil to make a delicious easy to make pesto. Basil seeds avaliable at www.heirloomharvest.com.au
How to attach an oscillating stirrup hoe head to a handle
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This video shows how to attach an oscillating stirrup hoe head to a handle. Tools required are a cordless drill and small timber screw.
Four new awesome Japanese gardening tools!
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Introducing four new Japanese gardening tool that we use all the time in our gardens. First the Hori Hori which is a bit like a knife but with a scalloped blade. The Hori Hori is possibly the most versatile gardening hand tools and one of tools we use most in our home garden. With its sharpened sides and point, and serration on one side it looks like a knife, and can be used as one for cutting ...
How to braid garlic (including when to pick & how to clean)
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how to braid garlic - when to pick it, how to clean it and how to braid it. Garlic braids are a beautiful way to display your garlic harvest and make excellent gifts. In this video John explains when to pick garlic, how to clean it ready for braiding and tips and steps for braiding the garlic. Have fun with your braiding!
Grow your own garlic in 2019 - Australia
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John checks the progress of Heirloom Harvest's 2018 garlic seed crop. This garlic will be available online and in selected garden supply stores as seed stock for home gardeners and small scale market gardeners to grow themselves early in 2019.
Finally, someone who doesn't say, "It's easy, just like braiding hair".
Hope its okay to do before curing as you've done. This is my first try and I'm trusting the internet lol😂
Are these softneck variety?
Do you cut them off to use from the top down? (The top being the last-added head of garlic?)
Brilliant, the only video I could make sense of. After several tries and undoing I finally cracked it. From this experience I worked out my long stems were far too thick to braid so I simply cut them with scissors to reduce thickness by half. This worked really well and I now have two magnificent braids. Thank you so much.
I just had the same struggle. Will be trying this the next braid. Thanks. 😊
Do you allow the garlic to flower before harvest
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Thx for actually showing how to use them
Nice! Thanks 6 the garden tool info!
Thank you for explaining how to attach the stirrup head so well. I couldn't find another video so this is much appreciated.
Finally someone who is doing it nice and slow and close up!!
thank you!
I thought they had to be dried befoe braiding? But youre doing it while thyre still green. So i guess when to braid really doesnt matter?
Thanks for the info!
Excellent video. Actually shows how to use the tools. Brilliant. The triangle hoe is the most versatile tool in your garden arsenal. I use mine for everything
The nisaku delta hoe is so damn good I just stopped using my hori hori 99% of the time. Feels faster, easier, and more effective.
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Can you braid garlic that has all dried out brown leaves?
Beautiful job. Thank you for the inspiration! Did you dry your garlic before braiding? Also, what fertilizer do you use? Those are huge bulbs!
Thank you for your good instructions!!!
You made this so easy. I was looking at a website with illustrations and had no idea what they were trying to demonstrate
Thank you for this! I just harvested garlic and wanted to braid it but the picture tutorials weren’t helping much. I now have two beautiful braids of garlic.
Excellent tutorial. Braided my first harvest!
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Wow, great tools.
I really enjoyed that. Thank you very much.
Hi. Where are you located please?
OMG where did you get that hoe head? I've been trying to find one for ages. I like on the Sunshine Coast of Qld
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The horihori can do most of the work the other tools
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What is the point of cutting weeds ? It's not real weeding . Pardon the pun ,must get to the root of the problem !
How much sir
realy nice - THX !
love that you show us and give great verbal instructions on the braiding itself; thank you.
This was seriously the most helpful video I've seen
Have you had any trouble with garlic spoiling if you don't cure the garlic before braiding? Great video and beautiful garlic braids!
I’d like to know this as well… I just harvested my first bit of garlic planted last fall and so excited 😆. The other two videos I watched had a lengthy “lay out and cure/dry out” before braiding… if that’s not necessary would much rather go on and braid and hang because I’m in a small space!
Yes I have heard that they need to be dry as well, although I wonder if the climate is warm and dry the garlic braids will be ok?
I braid my hard neck few days after harvest that way the stem becomes more flexible. I don't have room for curing. Never had problem spoiling in zone 4.
@@1Mandiblehi I just came across your comment! I'm in the exact same predicament. Did you end up curing first? If so how long? Thank you!
@@MelindaJL18 I ended up just letting it dry until all the leaves turned brown and then braided it and hung it up. Some of it is still good!
Those look nice!
This is a great vid, and you're pretty hot too.
Thank you for your video and your clear instructions ☺️
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Great video! Super Good! SS++ Thank you.
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Great video. I just planted my first bit of garlic a few days ago. I hope they grow well and I will try this.