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Uploaded on Jan 20, 2008

Learn how to create good growing soil when growing a garden in this free gardening video..

Expert: Tia Pinney
Bio: Tia Pinney is a Teacher Naturalist and Adult Program Coordinator at Mass Audubons Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln, Massachusetts.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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  • MrEnergyCzar

    I made an organic raised planter garden so you don't have to bend over as much....

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  • DjKehmist

    Agreed, Fuck Monsanto!

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  • hotdoggy7

    how bout trying NO-till.

    how bout building soil instead?

    simply get organic materials (from your neighbours) like food scraps, egg shells, newspapers, chicken bones....

    This will decompose (as it has done in nature for billions of years)

    Then you will have top soil.

    Get some chickens too, because they will aerate the soils as they look for worms. and ad valuable nutrients in their poops and also lay eggs for you....yum yum yum

    Then layer some cardboard on top and cover with wood chip

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  • SomeDude138

    Just regular sand?

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  • 73chessy

    Don't listen her plants in the back are all dead!!

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  • Emily Tom

    Nice tips.

    Thanks!

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  • Daren Honeysett

    gardeningorganicgreen(dot)com

    

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  • Daren Honeysett

    Hi there I am putting together a gardening site and love your video may I use your video on my site

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  • Sims3princess231

    What.. are you talking..... about?

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  • robbb661

    organic matter 6" every fall will aid in the building of your soil...leaves, hay bales, maure in the fall and if you want to speed things up peat moss lasts a long time till that in

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  • RaidenTheAlmighty

    technically speaking, sand doesn't "hold" moisture. But fine aggregate does reduce the capacity of the soil to drain.

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  • thegreangardener

    thanks ;)

    

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