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Poinsettia History & Care
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Kitchen Garden School: Planting Garlic, Shallots, and Onions
Просмотров 2389 месяцев назад
For this month's Kitchen Garden School lesson, Cynthia demonstrates planting some of our favorite edible bulbs (garlic, shallots, and onions) in Cornell Farm's display beds, and how she amends the soil in preparation for them to go into the ground.
Kitchen Garden School: Fall Strawberry Care
Просмотров 20210 месяцев назад
Did you know that we need to tend to our strawberry beds in fall? Check out our latest video with our lead kitchen gardener, Cynthia DuVal, to learn more. View the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-september.
Kitchen Garden School: Harvesting & Preserving
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The harvest continues in September, so we're walking around the Farm with our lead kitchen gardener, Cynthia DuVal, as she talks about some of the many options for preserving our backyard bounty. View the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-september.
Kitchen Garden School: Summer Veggie Harvest
Просмотров 4911 месяцев назад
This month for Kitchen Garden School, we're harvesting a few of the fruits of our labor. Check out the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-august
Kitchen Garden School: Summer Herb Harvest
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This month for Kitchen Garden School, we're harvesting a few of the fruits of our labor. Check out the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-august
Kitchen Garden School: Summer Fruit Harvest
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This month for Kitchen Garden School, we're harvesting a few of the fruits of our labor. Check out the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-august
Kitchen Garden School: Summer Watering
Просмотров 101Год назад
We hope that you can have as much fun as we're having planting, watering, and harvesting from our kitchen gardens in July, even as temperatures are on the rise! In the heat of summer, it's more important than ever to ensure that we're implementing best practices for watering to support healthy growth in our plants, so we've put together a few tips to help you out. Check out the full lesson at: ...
Kitchen Garden School: Summer Succession
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This month, we will officially welcome the start of summer, which means that - if you haven’t already - it’s time to plant your summer veg! As we harvest our remaining cool-weather crops, Cynthia demonstrates how to transition our garden beds over to summer fruits and veggies, with an eye towards the principles of succession planting. Check out the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-...
Kitchen Garden School: June Garden Check In
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Gardening, like all of life, is often about trying new things. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't, and occasionally, there are hard decisions to be made. In this video, Cynthia walks through a few of the garden areas at Cornell Farm to celebrate her succession successes, talk about her plans, and offer a few words of encouragement to gardeners encountering the less-than-perfect - includi...
Kitchen Garden School: Growing Tomatoes
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It's finally starting to warm up a bit outside, which means that summer veg can start to go out into the garden. As we wrap up our final succession plantings of cool weather veggies and greens like lettuce, peas, and broccoli, we're making room for cucumbers, melons, beans, squash, zucchini, peppers, and - everyone's favorite - tomatoes. So, without further ado, let's learn about growing incred...
Kitchen Garden School: Rosemary
Просмотров 110Год назад
In this month's Kitchen Garden School lesson, we're honing in on culinary and medicinal herbs. And one of our favorite herbs - rosemary - just so happens to do double-duty as both! Our resident student of herbalism, Juan, is here with a video update about the many benefits of this Mediterranean marvel. View the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-april.
Kitchen Garden School: Planting an Herb Pot
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In the second part of this month's lesson, Cynthia walks us through creating an herb pot using a couple of plant groupings with similar cultural requirements. View the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-april.
Kitchen Garden School: Herbs As Companion Plants
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In the first part of this month's lesson, Cynthia walks us through how and why we companion plant with herbs. View the full lesson at: cornellfarms.com/blogs/edible-gardening/kitchen-garden-school-april.
Cafe Sugar Cookie Decorating
Просмотров 269Год назад
Every day, our Cafe's Pastry Chef arrives in the wee hours of the morning to lovingly bake all of the yummy goodies you will find in our pastry case for the day. And sometimes, she likes to get a little creative by hand-decorating sugar cookies like these! We wanted to show off her talents with a timelapse video of the decorating process in action. Look for these smile-inducing treats in our pa...
Kitchen Garden School: March Succession
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Kitchen Garden School: March Succession
Kitchen Garden School: Winter Orchard Pruning
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Kitchen Garden School: Winter Orchard Pruning
Kitchen Garden School: Winter Garden Prep
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Kitchen Garden School: Winter Garden Prep
Kitchen Garden School: January Garden Walkthrough
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Kitchen Garden School: January Garden Walkthrough
Christmas Tree Recycling at the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge
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Christmas Tree Recycling at the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge
Cornell Farm Kitchen Garden School - Orientation
Просмотров 151Год назад
Cornell Farm Kitchen Garden School - Orientation
Summertime Planting
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Summertime Planting
Sara's Six Tips for Pollinator Gardening
Просмотров 7762 года назад
Sara's Six Tips for Pollinator Gardening
Portland Cherry Blossoms
Просмотров 2582 года назад
Portland Cherry Blossoms
Cornell Farm's Organic Christmas Trees
Просмотров 2912 года назад
Cornell Farm's Organic Christmas Trees
Joey's Guide to Hoyas
Просмотров 5752 года назад
Joey's Guide to Hoyas
Josie's Guide to Grasses & More
Просмотров 4092 года назад
Josie's Guide to Grasses & More
Potting a Camellia with Deby
Просмотров 9 тыс.2 года назад
Potting a Camellia with Deby
Josie's Guide to Pansies & Violas
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Josie's Guide to Pansies & Violas
Josie's Top 5 Pollinator Plants
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Josie's Top 5 Pollinator Plants

Комментарии

  • @masonloomis5879
    @masonloomis5879 13 дней назад

    Bigger the roots bigger the fruits. Bigger pot should get you bigger yield in theory.

  • @OliviANDixie
    @OliviANDixie Месяц назад

    This video made me live violas even more 💕 thanks for making this video 😊

  • @TheTropicalPollinator
    @TheTropicalPollinator 2 месяца назад

    Love this, i just posted a video about pollinator plants in my tropical garden too!!!

  • @joyceobeys6818
    @joyceobeys6818 2 месяца назад

    It’s so hard to watch people with tattoos.

  • @carolynhughes9112
    @carolynhughes9112 4 месяца назад

    My pansy’s dry well for me, but later when I use them in my cards the color is not as bright. Looks like it faded. Any advice?

  • @krysthanh8932
    @krysthanh8932 4 месяца назад

    your eyes are very beautiful

  • @agood1
    @agood1 6 месяцев назад

    Make another video more about the plants and habitats please? What are good plants for the hedgerows?

  • @kimjimenez5572
    @kimjimenez5572 8 месяцев назад

    Nice video! Thanks for the great tips. I just went to home Depot yest and got 2 small purple pansys. They are bit smaller then the ones in your videos. I also got 2 small viola flowers yellow & blue. They are the ones you mentioned were your fav. So my question is if i put one small pansy in a bigger pot how big will one pansy flower spread and fill the pot?? For the viola im wondering if its ok to plant it in same pot with the pansy? . Also thinking of goin back to home depot and getting 2 yellow pansys to put in each pot with the purple.

  • @kenbrown438
    @kenbrown438 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the interesting information !!!!

  • @jcking6785
    @jcking6785 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent video. Lots of beautiful plants (Violas are my absolute favorite) and a charming, informative narrator. 💜🤍💙💛💚🩵

  • @chanlD
    @chanlD 9 месяцев назад

    Cynthia’s garden school videos are terrific. The tips and tricks add up to a much more productive home garden.

  • @sandy-rr1by
    @sandy-rr1by 9 месяцев назад

    Perrennial.....where?

  • @sammysworld5485
    @sammysworld5485 10 месяцев назад

    I’m in zone 7b and most Camilla Japonicas isn’t lower then a zone 6 so I can’t keep them in a container or they would freeze.

  • @nathanielpeter3296
    @nathanielpeter3296 10 месяцев назад

    Even before man invented fertilizer how did so many different pansies survived since the beginning of creation. I can hardly germinate a seed and hardly get a flower. Millions of years ago our ancestors were busy hunting so how did these Pansies survived in hands of wild animals. It is unbelievable that not a single variety of Pansy or any flower became extinct. Darwin's theory of evolution has it all.

  • @doctorc90
    @doctorc90 10 месяцев назад

    I'm in the Los Angeles area. By far the most popular hummingbird plants in my garden is Autumn Sage (salvia greggii), Scarlett Sage (salvia cocchenia), and Cape Honeysuckle (Tecoma capensis).

  • @irisgraeber2684
    @irisgraeber2684 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you. How big does the pot need to be please? Are there some varieties we should get here in western WA? Please name the soil you used?

    • @masonloomis5879
      @masonloomis5879 13 дней назад

      Bigger the roots bigger the fruits, a bigger pot should get you a bigger yield in theory.

  • @rosemaryowens7290
    @rosemaryowens7290 10 месяцев назад

    Love that plant!

  • @robjones-qj2jj
    @robjones-qj2jj 11 месяцев назад

    That feeder she advertised is crap. Buy one that has a rest bar around it..

  • @robjones-qj2jj
    @robjones-qj2jj 11 месяцев назад

    Why do women think sleeve tattoos are attractive?? UGLY...

  • @helenminall9024
    @helenminall9024 Год назад

    Thank😊you for sharing.Really interesting

  • @patricksweeney6334
    @patricksweeney6334 Год назад

    I'm in the process of tearing out my (Seattle-ish area) yard, leveling it and applying some sort of sensible/responsible landscaping to it. Saw this backyard habitat video over the weekend and got excited. Annnnnd then discovered that the program mentioned here only applies to Oregon. Darn. Surely we have something equivalent here in Washington. Perhaps we do, but it's nowhere near as obvious and/or thorough as the program described here. Or perhaps my search approach is insufficient. Trying not to feel deflated... sigh. Great / highly motivating video, though.

    • @CornellFarms
      @CornellFarms Год назад

      Hey Patrick, I'm so glad our video got you excited about native plants! I don't know of any equivalent program in the Seattle area, but I know there are a handful of exceptional independent garden centers up there that should be able to help you re-landscape with plants native to that area.

    • @bchsnaz
      @bchsnaz 2 месяца назад

      ⁠@@CornellFarms I am also in the process of planting a native landscaped yard. What garden centers do you recommend in the Seattle area?

    • @CornellFarms
      @CornellFarms 2 месяца назад

      @@bchsnaz There are so many amazing independent Garden Centers in the Seattle area! Swansons, Sky Nursery, West Seattle, and if you don't mind a gorgeous drive and ferry ride, Bayview Garden & cafe on Whidbey Island.

  • @Factopia776
    @Factopia776 Год назад

    Your clear explanations and practical demonstrations made the topic easily understandable, even for beginner gardeners like myself. I feel more confident in my watering practices now, thanks to your guidance.

  • @franosbornblaschke3694
    @franosbornblaschke3694 Год назад

    Nice videos! Are Hostas considered good pollinator plants?

  • @steveunderhill5935
    @steveunderhill5935 Год назад

    16:04 plant recommendations start

  • @julieko0804
    @julieko0804 Год назад

    I'm wondering why my magenta violas are starting to produce more and more purple and yellow flowers throughout the season?

  • @ameliehebert7480
    @ameliehebert7480 Год назад

    Just got this video in my feed, i went earlier this year at my garden center and fall in love with viola etain and viola columbine and got them both. I usualy start my own from seeds.

  • @elizabethclinton1950
    @elizabethclinton1950 Год назад

    Hi, I thought camellias need acidic soil? You didn’t amend with anything to add acidity? Trying to figure out how to repot my camellia. Thanks!

  • @sherimatukonis6016
    @sherimatukonis6016 Год назад

    Can't hear you

  • @IMNENIGMA1
    @IMNENIGMA1 Год назад

    🥰🥰

  • @ThomasMcEvoy
    @ThomasMcEvoy Год назад

    ❤️🙏❤️

  • @Herprettygarden
    @Herprettygarden 2 года назад

    Best Viola Video so far. Love the story. Thanks:)

  • @dr.michaelr.foreman2170
    @dr.michaelr.foreman2170 2 года назад

    A friend of mine and neighbour said to me: You will never attract hummingbirds. I tried and got none. I had planted Salvia, "Lighthouse Red" and they were constantly being visited by hummingbirds. She was so jealous. LOL

  • @howardanderson745
    @howardanderson745 2 года назад

    Josie, wow, just wow.

  • @howardanderson745
    @howardanderson745 2 года назад

    Good video, always enjoy hearing Josie.

  • @howardanderson745
    @howardanderson745 2 года назад

    Another great video, have never given grasses much consideration. My yard has many areas that would benefit from proper use of grasses. Would like to see you take on tomato plants.

  • @howardanderson745
    @howardanderson745 2 года назад

    Thank you for great video, my yard is going to draw many Hummingbirds with your help. You are easy to understand, and pleasing to look at, hope to see more videos starring Josie.

  • @howardanderson745
    @howardanderson745 2 года назад

    Thank you for video.

  • @carolcarter4317
    @carolcarter4317 2 года назад

    Useful information and a delightful presenter. I'm inspired to start planting pansies. Thank you!

  • @Ten-ol7nc
    @Ten-ol7nc 2 года назад

    My daily visitor hummingbird attacks only yellow flower instead of red and purple.

    • @outreachmarketingcommunica7210
      @outreachmarketingcommunica7210 2 года назад

      Your hummingbird must not have received the memo! Or perhaps they've simply sworn off red flowers after one particularly bad nectar hangover. 😆 In all seriousness, we've seen hummingbirds go for nectar-rich flowers across the color spectrum, so it seems yours just likes whatever you have blooming in yellow the best.

  • @garnetstar28
    @garnetstar28 2 года назад

    My Viola ‘Etaine’ is forever drooping 😭 I have to water it a lot more than the others in my garden.

  • @neeluephoto1338
    @neeluephoto1338 2 года назад

    Thank you for the video ! Just a suggestion to put website or bullet point graphics on your video itself. Or the certification website in the description of the video. Thank You and I look forward to signing up!

  • @GoodThingsEtc
    @GoodThingsEtc 2 года назад

    Absolultely love your coveralls!!! Did you hand paint the flowers on them? Where did you get them please? Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I will get a salvia plant! thanks! Maia

  • @lennarterb2246
    @lennarterb2246 2 года назад

    Only god knows why i watched this even tho i have nothing to do with plants

  • @mollypitcher9380
    @mollypitcher9380 2 года назад

    Very effective selection!

  • @myway2653
    @myway2653 2 года назад

    Which ones are good for the patio?

  • @dianarose72
    @dianarose72 2 года назад

    I love all your photos! It's so artistic!❤️ I learned how wonderful you are. You are everybody's favorite.✨ Thank you for your sending. This is my favorite video on youtube☘️ I want to see your video again.💕 I want to introduce it to many friends. I'm glad to find a nice video.🌈 I can't wait to watch your next movie. May Lady Luck smile on you!🌹

  • @larsfinlay7325
    @larsfinlay7325 2 года назад

    this video is dope, thanks

  • @cristinajohnson1087
    @cristinajohnson1087 2 года назад

    What size pot did you use to plant the camellia?

    • @CornellFarms
      @CornellFarms 2 года назад

      The pot depicted in the video is a 21" diameter x 20" high Glendale Planter! The important thing is for the pot to be slightly larger than the current root ball of your plant.

  • @joanneadahk124
    @joanneadahk124 2 года назад

    Baby shield bugs 💛🌼 the antennas are soo sweet!