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Urban Sustainable Living with Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl

Urban Sustainable Living with Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl

  • 4 Hour, 2 disc DVD
  • Hosted by the # 1 Gardening Expert Online
  • Learn how to grow your own food even in the city.
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Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, Host of GardenGirlTV.com, the most viewed gardening and sustainable living expert online, and columnist for Grow Magazine, Organic Gardening Magazine, Farmer’s Almanac, invites the world into her home to inspire Generation X and Generation Y to live more in harmony with the natural world. Patti Moreno will help you produce more and consume less in ways that will make you and your family live a healthy lifestyle; by eating an organic diet and save money by growing your own organic produce, as well as, bring up the net worth of your most valuable asset, your home. This 4 hour, 2 disc DVD set includes 2 hours of never before seen video on How to Build an Urban Sustainable Living Garden. Garden Girl DVD 1: Compiliation A video compiliation of www.gardengirltv.com: A 116 min compliation of extended versions of all web videos available on http://www.gardengirltv.com. Featuring Topics Such as: Organic Pest Control Planting your own City orchard Vertical Gardening Growing Heirloom Tomatoes Raised Bed Gardening Raised Beds in the City Simple composting Indoor Gardening Turn Your Lawn into an Edible Landscape Raising Bantam hens in the city How to spin your own wool How to knit a baby hat Cooking with vegetables fresh from the garden and so much more… Garden Girl DVD 2: How to Build an Urban Sustainable Living Garden 111mins of never before seen videos following Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, as she builds a complete kitchen garden in 500sq feet of space! The projects in the garden include building 200sq ft of raised bed growing space, a small water feature, seating, paved path way and patio, lighting, complete with dwarf fruit trees and blueberries, lattice fences, Italian kitchen gardening, using milk paint and more! This tiny garden can support a family of six with a salad or vegetable at both lunch and dinner all year long. If she can do it, you can too!

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Sustainable urban agriculture hydroponic vegetable greenhouse.dv

This video shows the Urban Food Farm from urbanfoodfarms.com It’s a complete greenhouse kit system with hydroponics, irrigation, soil-less growing and a very efficient space layout to grow organic vegetables and herbs year round. The greenhouse floor plant is 8×12. Normally the greenhouse walls are clear polycarbonate but since it’s been raining they are covered in condensation. We tried to show the inside of the greenhouse design and closeup of all the vegetable plants. Compare to the other videos taken 2 weeks and 3 weeks prior, the vegetable and herb plants grow fast. This video is from 12 it’s hard to believe it’s December, the plants are growing as if it was March. This video shows a close look of the tomato plants, all the herb plants like chives, basil, cilantro, mint and a few others, there are also cucumber, zucchini, squash, lettuce, micro greens and strawberry plants. Some of the plants we planted from seed on week 2 of the project and others like the older tomato and cucumber plants were brought from an older version of this vegetable hydrofarm. All of the vegetables grown are organic from hybrid seed. The greenhouse layout plan in this 8×12 hobby greenhouse offers 144 foot of hydroponic soil-less growing all done in coco coir.The combination of the greenhouse plan, the coco and the clear plastic walls allows this hydrofarm to grow as much as 6x more than the same space planted in the ground. The amount of work is also considerably less thanks to automated
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Urban Farming: Sustainable City Living in Your Backyard, in Your Community, and in the World

Urban Farming: Sustainable City Living in Your Backyard, in Your Community, and in the World

It doesn’t take a farm to have the heart of a farmer. Now, due to a burgeoning sustainable-living movement, you don’t have to own acreage to fulfill your dream of raising your own food. Hobby Farms Urban Farming, from Hobby Farm Press and the same people who bring you Hobby Farms and Hobby Farm Home magazine, will walk every city and suburban dweller down the path of self sustainability. Urban Farming will introduce readers to the concepts of gardening and farming from a high-rise apartment, participating in a community garden, vertical farming, and converting terraces and other small city spaces into fruitful, vegetableful real estate. This comprehensive volume will answer every up and coming urban farmer’s questions about how, what, where and why—a new green book for the dedicated citizen seeking to reduce his carbon footprint and grocery bill.

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The Sustainable Vegetable Garden: A Backyard Guide to Healthy Soil and Higher Yields

The Sustainable Vegetable Garden: A Backyard Guide to Healthy Soil and Higher Yields

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This introduction to biointensive gardening shows that it is not only possible but easy to grow astonishing crops of healthful organic vegetable and fruits, while conserving resources and helping the soil.

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Aquaponics is sustainable

Chris Carrier from Bunbury describes his and his partners’ simple aquaponic system which provides them with year-round organic vegies and fish.
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a quick update of the system
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Hydroponic Lettuce Farm In Georgia

A small family farm in Laurens County, Georgia is growing hydroponic lettuce. The Monitor’s Ryan Naquin reports.

Hydroponic Aquaponic Indoor Grow System

Here is Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl’s, indoor growing system. Very simple and easy. Feel free to share, post and embed this video. SUBSCRIBE TO MY FREE MAGAZINE: visitor.constantcontact.com FULL TRANSCRIPT: Hydroponic Aquaponic Indoor Grow System [Music Playing] I spent all day today putting together my Aqua Phonic System. What I am going to be able to do is in the winter time I am going to be able to grow vegetable as well as fish. So, far I have my metal shelving unit here. You can get this at any hardware store, it is really easy to find then I also have a 55 gallon fish tank. Now in our fish tank I have a water pump. I have attached his clear vinyl tubing to the pump that is in there and this is basically called the quick connect, push connector. That is it that you need to do. It is now connected and I have attached it to this valve. This valve allows me to shut that flow off and it also allows me to adjust the amount of flow. One thing, I definitely want you to know before you set up your own Aqua phonic System is know that you are not going to be able to introduce any fish into that environment for about a week. So, you want to make sure that it is the right environment for your fish before you even get them and so, for the fish tank I have cut some strapping and that strapping is supporting my planters. Right along the bottom of the planters I have many little holes. What that is doing is that is allowing the water to drain before you back into the tank. In the

Omega Garden Hydroponic System

www.omegagarden.com Weather Network Interview. Enjoy fresh, locally produced high quality food all year round, anywhere you are, without leaving your residence, or picture yourself operating a successful commercial farm in the heart of the city! The Omega Garden™ is a revolutionary rotary hydroponic system designed with convenience, simplicity, and maximum yield in mind. From the hobby gardener to the professional grower, all will find an Omega Garden™ to suit their needs. www.omegagarden.com

Urban Farming: Hydroponics in the City

Keeping agriculture sustainable increasingly means keeping it local. Besides the environmental benefit of reducing reliance on fossil-fuel guzzling transportation, eating local food is a more seasonal and often healthier experience. With concern about food security growing, it might turn out to be safer, too. The folks in charge of the Science Barge, a new urban farming experiment in New York, are bringing local food production closer than ever. In this video Vanessa Rae learns about the floating greenhouse facility, which is designed as a demonstration of how urban space, especially rooftop space in big cities like New York, can be used to efficiently produce food. Self-powered by solar panels, wind turbines, and a biodiesel generator, the Science Barge uses state of the art computer technology and an agricultural technique called hydroponics to grow fruits and veggies using much less water and space than field farming. Watch out, city slickers. Farm country is coming to your neighborhood.

Easy Hydroponic Seed Starting Factory

Patti Moreno the Garden Girl shows you how her Hydroponic Seed Starter works. This system produces 700 seedlings every three weeks with little to no maintenance. Check out www.gardengirltv.com and http Distributed by Tubemogul.