It is time for another tour of our garden here in NW Missouri. We will show you our garden grown in the heat sink greenhouse and out in our native soil. We gardening using the Mittleider method. Everything grown in the greenhouse is in sawdust and sand.
Missouri garden tour - Mittleider method (2019)
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My husband and I lived in southern Missouri for five years homesteading. It's always fun to find others from the same state! I've never heard of the Mittleider method...I will have to look into it!
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The organization is the perfect base for a good place, it gives that feeling of relaxation and I suppose it will have cost in that. Congratulations friend ♡
wow this looks like a dream home garden, so neat and well organised. I love that little wood hut that comes in the beginning of the video but what is that? I have seen it at some places but never knew its function.
Do you maintain the whole garden all by yourself? must be a tough deal. Congrats on your curie vote though :):)
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As I myself involved recently with pesticide free - safe to eat vegetables and was thinking seriously about farming in the near future, your post seems to be really worth for me. Yesterday we brought 150 grow bags for farming few different types of items.
I was not familiar with the Mittleider method and I do a googling to know what the term refers to. Thank you for this post.
As I myself involved recently with pesticide free - safe to eat vegetables and was thinking seriously about farming in the near future, your post seems to be really worth for me. Yesterday we brought 150 grow bags for farming few different types of items.
I was not familiar with the Mittleider method and I do a googling to know what the term refers to. Thank you for this post.
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