I am Patti Moreno the Garden Girl. I write the Basics Column in Organic Gardening Magazine and I am a contributing editor to GROW, published by Fine Gardening and Fine Cooking Magazine.Here is my Bio:Patti Moreno, also known as the Garden Girl, was born and raised in Spanish Harlem. She started gardening 12 years ago to eat healthier and lose the weight she gained during her pregnancy. After much trial and error, Moreno transformed her Boston homes backyard into an urban garden that produces just about all the food her family eats. Her methodology can be used to grow food in backyards, roof-tops or even indoors. Moreno lives in Boston on her urban farmette with her family and two dogs, two cats, 12 rabbits, 14 squirrels, 20 chickens, 100,000 worms............
Full description and show creditsSeed spacing is tough when you're working with tiny seeds, but Patti and Ale have a fun craft idea to help you keep your seeds spaced out perfectly. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Starting your won seeds indoors over the winter is a great way to save money, get stronger plants, earlier blooms, and a longer growing season. An affordable and sustainable way to do that is by starting your seeds in recycled toilet paper rolls! Distributed by Tubemogul.
What's great about wildflower seeds is that you really don't need to sow them in formal rows in raised beds like I do with my vegetables. There are a lot of creative ways to plant flowers in your yard, and one way is by making seed balls. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Learn how to start seeds indoors! Patti is trying out Amaranth seeds, and has some tips about how to use a hot house and grow light for the best results. For more information, check out www.GardenGrlTV.com and www.UrbanSustainableLiving.com. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Fruit trees are beautiful and easy to grow in the garden, but without proper care, they can easily get out of control. Patti Moreno and special guest Gary Overton share some tips for pruning your garden trees to keep them looking their best! Distributed by Tubemogul.
Persimmons are a great fruit to dehydrate for a healthy snack! In this instructional video, Patti will show you how to use a dehydrator at home to make your own dried fruit and veggies. Check out GardenGirlTV.com and UrbanSustainableLiving.com. Distributed by Tubemogul.
I am Patti Moreno the Garden Girl. I write the Basics Column in Organic Gardening Magazine and I am a contributing editor to GROW, published by Fine Gardening and Fine Cooking Magazine.Here is my Bio:Patti Moreno, also known as the Garden Girl, was born and raised in Spanish Harlem. She started gardening 12 years ago to eat healthier and lose the weight she gained during her pregnancy. After much trial and error, Moreno transformed her Boston homes backyard into an urban garden that produces just about all the food her family eats. Her methodology can be used to grow food in backyards, roof-tops or even indoors. Moreno lives in Boston on her urban farmette with her family and two dogs, two cats, 12 rabbits, 14 squirrels, 20 chickens, 100,000 worms............