Protecting Plants With Milk Jugs - Kodiak, Alaska Style [GARDEN TOUR]

Learn from Kelli Foreman, a skilled goat dairy farmer here in Kodiak, Alaska, as she demonstrates the savvy, cost-effective way to safeguard her broccoli and cabbage seedlings from frost, wind, temperature swings, and heavy rain. It's a simple yet effective gardening technique you can employ in your garden, no matter where you live.
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► TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - A brief history of garden cloches
00:30 - Introducing milk jug gardening in Kodiak, Alaska
01:08 - "Try something different!"
01:45 - Plastic waste problem
02:05 - Benefits of growing your own vegetables
02:20 - Broccoli and cabbage highlight
02:40 - Cool climate gardening
03:15 - Inspecting plants growing under milk jugs
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[@susanapplegate9758]

Great video - shared with my Alaska, Oregon, Washington and Oklahoma family and friends. I always enjoy your videos, and learn so much for my gardens (and compost)!

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Thank you for sharing, will sub to her channel.

[@TheUpBeetGardener]

Please do! She is so funny, talented and, best of all -- REAL!