Source: In this episode of the podcast, we detailed the “Desert Garden Project”, in which a group of researchers has been studying and finding ways to successfully recycle and use old foam mattresses used in landfills, and combine them Re-use the landfill hydroponic desert garden to grow nutritious vegetables, fruits and herbs to feed the […]

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The best backyard gardens in Las Vegas-5 amazing desert gardening plants! Jack Mess worked with John Kohler to discuss 5 edible plants that every desert gardener should grow in the garden! 1. Dinosaur Kale 2. Swiss Chard 3. Tree Collards 4. Longevity Greens 5. Ashitaba Thank you very much John Kohler for appearing on my […]

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John goes to The Tomato Ladies House for a field trip to show you how she grows tomatoes in the desert and harvests 600 pounds a day during the peak season. In addition, you will learn what else can grow easily in the Las Vegas desert environment. After watching this video, you will be sure […]

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Stunning edible gardens and trees using wood chips. In this video, I will take you to visit my Tempe Phoenix Desert Garden and show you how I use wood chips to grow my garden and edible trees. I use wood chips for composting, saving water, promoting microbial life in the soil, and animal bedding. Sawdust […]

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Neeshia Macanowicz, restoration ecologist at Jornada Experimenta Range, reviewed how to measure soil moisture. As part of a larger project, Neeshia is collecting soil moisture data on 36 plots in Jornada in the Chihuahua Desert. 36 plots are evenly distributed, 12 plots each in Heigma grassland, shrub-grass mixed and shrub ecological status. Other researchers at […]

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I need more garden space because I want to grow more corn this year. I also don’t want to continue growing my corn in the same place. I removed about 6 yards of sand and gravel in order to excavate new garden plots. The native soil “dirt” is in a very bad state. See how […]

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Glad to be back! Mealybugs seems to be deliberately causing serious damage, so you will see more severe measures in the upcoming video. Please subscribe and view the video which may be #first using a flour sieve to apply diatomaceous earth to eradicate mealybugs. goodbye. Chris. source

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Spring comes early and the garden is full of plants. These include Anaheim, Jalapeno, Havana, Serrano, Corn, Zucchini and Cabbage. . source

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The best fruit trees and edible plants grown in desert gardens! Thanks to my friends Kourosh and Bob’s Life (for helping us to garden better. This is an amazing list of foods you can grow in the desert backyard or front yard garden! One thing I will definitely add to this list is native Trees […]

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Cacti and succulents are very popular, although one of the complaints is that they often rot and die. This is because they require a special potting mix to obtain good drainage and peak growth performance. To get the right combination, you must rely on a trusted brand, namely Osmocote and its combination of professional cacti […]

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John from shares with you 10 reasons why he successfully gardened in the dry desert heat of 117 degrees, while others did not. This episode will be valuable whether you live in the desert or not, because these tips apply to every gardener no matter where you live. After watching this episode, you will know […]

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