The Kitchen Garden - Revolutionary War farming
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
- Today, Will is again at Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation. This time, we introduce Chuck Barr, the president of their board and a long-time volunteer, to discuss the kitchen garden. Join us to find out some specific history of this particular kitchen garden, as well as discussing how it would be used in the Revolutionary War era. Meet several regional varieties of vegetables and be exposed to some interesting gardening techniques and supplies.
This episode is made possible by our strategic partnership with ALHFAM. Find out more about their excellent work in the museum field at: www.alhfam.org/
Interested in visiting Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation for yourself? Find out more here: www.colonialplantation.org/
Do you like the soundtrack to the episode? Find out more at: 1stmichigan.com/
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Great video! My kids and I really enjoyed it.
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Combining my two favorite hobbies of history and gardening! Excellent video! I just discovered the Revolutionary Gazette yesterday from one of the old CWDD videos, and I'm loving it!
Welcome!
@@RevolutionaryGazette Hey guys. Can you recommend me (rather clueless guy from Europe) a good documentary about the Revolutionary War?
Is there something on the level of Ken Burns Civil War series?
I watched a few minutes of a video from "TDC - World History Documentaries" and Im not very satisfied with it. It appears shallow, doesnt tell about the background...smells like stuff from the History channel.
When are we getting more videos?
We finally have more in the can! Look for a return on Feb 19. Thanks for asking! N
@@RevolutionaryGazette it's february 19 now.
@@RevolutionaryGazette Did Hessians bring anything from their culture such as agriculture once arrived in America?
Long video with no information! This truly sucked
They covered raised beds, typical colonial plants, plant support methods, succession planting, preservation methods, seed saving, wattle fencing, cheesecloth as a pest deterrent, etc. They covered a lot.