The Seeds Savers Exchange has published wonderful growing guides for all the different vegetables we can grow in our school or backyard. They also include seed-saving tips. The Seed Savers Exchange stewards America’s culturally diverse and endangered garden and food crop legacy for present and future generations. Their mission is to educate and connect people […]
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Dec
Dec
Share. Grow. Evolve. Hope you enjoy! Episode 9 – Irrigation Like humans, plants need water to survive. See best practices of irrigation for your garden and for your containers including different watering methods. Episode 10 – Garden Activities for Kids – Homemade Gifts Six different garden activities that parents and children can do together at home. […]
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Jul
Jul
Sweet potatoes are a warm-weather crop with a long growing season. Potatoes are a cool-weather crop, though here in southern California we can plant potatoes practically all year. See our video below on how to get started. Greystone Gardening with George | Episode 7
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Jun
Jun
From starting tomato seeds in trays to potting up, to transplanting, follow along as we grow our tomato plants. Greystone Gardening with George | Episode 6
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May
May
What are the essential tools of gardening that you need to get started? Probably a lot less than you think. Please see our latest episode and let’s get growing! Greystone Gardening with George | Episode 4 from Beverly Hills Television
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May
May
Here in Southern California, we have two main growing seasons, the fall/winter and the spring/summer. It is important to grow cool-weather crops in the fall and warm-weather crops in the spring. Growing your plants out of season can cause your plants to be stressed, which then becomes an invitation for pests and disease. Please click […]
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Apr
Apr
Please see the new episode of Greystone Gardening with George – Episode 2 – What to Grow In. In Episode 1 we discussed location and the importance of southern exposure. In Episode 2 we lay out the different options of what to grow our plants in- containers, raised beds, or directly in the ground. If […]