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01;00 planning for reducing stress
0227 vegetable plants that like shade
0420 consider hills and troughs when planting
0520 soil management to reduce heat stress
0733 preventing powdery mildew with milk
0930 shading plants
1130 hand pollinating plants in humid weather
1:00 turf response to heat
2:50 how to break the cycle of dormancy
1045 Mowing in hot weather
009 native plants that bloom in July-
1:22 coreopsis
2:54 Rudbekia and Echinacia
3:49 healianthus and helianthemum
4:45 Hibiscus
5.50 ligularia
6:20 Liatrus
6:57 Lupins
1.30 Factors causing a dry garden
5.0 How to improve and adapt to dry areas
7.20 plant suggestions
Night blooming plants/ Moon gardens. 1.23 night bloomers, 2.20 tips for types of plants, 0300 morning glory, 0326 oenothera flava, 0430 oenothera biennis, 05.39 4O' clock, 0630 ipomea alba, 0725 foam flower, 08.55 datura, 0948 white lily. Night moths, bats.11.13 hydrangea, 12.03 nicotiana, 13.17 lighting
00:00 gateway plants
1:30 suggested easy plants and seeds
2:30 seed planting
5:20 bedding plants
7:00 soil medium for containers
08:11 suggested plants for containers
0010 introduction of worms
1:22 concerns re worms in natural forests
03:05 the worms in our gardens
06:00 worm farms
07:47 cutting earth worms
Hardening off houseplants and altering their care to the outdoor environment
00:00 Welcome
00:23 Defining the shoreline/ribbon of life/riparian zone
02:14 Oligotrophic lakes
02:37 Mesotrophic lakes
03:02 Eutrophic lakes
05:09 septic systems and their effect on lakes
06:45 Keeping water on the property/ rain gardens
08:47 Stabilising the shoreline to prevent erosion
13:24 Preventing Geese on the property
14:00 General recommendations
15:04 Planning a shoreline garden
16:00 Planting strategy
20:27 Plants to consider for erosion prevention and rain gardens
00.00 introduction
o2.30 tapping trees
04.30 lines for draining sap
06.50 boiling sap
09.00 sap production
11.36 what affects the sugar content
12.04 Classes of maple syrup
15.37 more on boiling sap
`17.36 filtering the syrup
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At Gardens 4 everybody our goal is to encourage and empower people to enjoy gardening using methods which result in less work. No matter the space limitations or conditions everybody can grow…
We are sharing information about gardening in zone 5b which in our case is the Ottawa area. We use sustainable organic practices, focusing on permaculture, native plants for pollinators, and fruits and vegetables. Ultimately this encourages spaces that are habitats for small animals such as birds, bees and bugs, creating beauty and capturing carbon. We base episodes on our experiences working in the Barrhaven Food Cupboard garden and pollinator gardens, as well as our own homes and gardens. Join us as we explore seasonal topics and try to demystify gardening.