Winter Sow TREE FRUIT, NUTS & NATIVE PERRENIALS - DO it the WAY NATURE DOES IT for BEST RESULTS! скачать в хорошем качестве

Winter Sow TREE FRUIT, NUTS & NATIVE PERRENIALS - DO it the WAY NATURE DOES IT for BEST RESULTS!

If you live in a cold climate, even wintertime can be a time to plant food that will feed you and your family forever. In fact, this is one of the best times and one of the easiest ways to plant anything that is native and perennial to your region, if you live in a cold climate. Winter Sow TREE FRUIT, NUTS & NATIVE PERRENIALS for BEST GERMINATION & COLD & MOIST STRATIFICATION. Instead of doing it the complicated way, DO it the WAY NATURE DOES IT! For comparison, here is the complicated way that many courses will teach you - for example, you have probably heard of cold stratifying your native seeds so that they can germinate and about putting your seeds in the fridge or the freezer for 1 month, or 2 months, or more, some of which you would need to take out of the freezer and warm up for a few weeks and then put back into the freezer! This is all very complicated. Not to mention the risk of losing seeds to mold while you change them between the freezer to the fridge to a warm spot and back, all the while keeping your seeds in little baggies with wet napkins inside.... And, figuring out when you will finally put them outside is another issues! It's just too complicated. In nature, wherever you live, the seeds of native plants spend the whole year outside. And if you live in a cold climate, the same is true. So, in fact, that cold and those winter conditions are precisely what your seeds need. Those are the conditions they have always had in the wild. Those conditions are what cold stratifying in fridges or freezers is trying to imitate. Why imitate, when you can do it the natural way? Plant your seeds outside! You can do this as of the fall, if you'd like. However, if you haven't done it yet and it's January or even February, you still have time! So come have a look how we WINTER SOW our seeds in the middle of winter in our Zone 5b-6a Food Forest! Time Stamp Chapters 0:00 Intro – Winter sowing at the end of January 1:18 Nut & fruit tree species 3:01 Finding & tasting fresh mid-winter rosehips 3:58 Food forest herbs & perennial vegetable species 4:37 Native wildflowers to support the ecosystem 4:52 The labels & pots 5:33 Winter sowing plan 6:15 Protecting the pots 7:20 Where do you put the plants you winter sow? 9:05 Potting mix 9:33 Pawpaws - special mention 9:50 Filling the pots with the potting mix 11:09 Cold stratification categories 11:20 The natural climate conditions of the seeds of a native plant 12:42 Double dormancy 14:28 Surface sowing wildflower seeds 15:24 Labelling 19:18 Wildflower species 20:40 Sowing just below the surface 23:52 Sowing pawpaws & other tree fruit & tree nut species 27:07 Protecting fruit & nut tree seeds & seedlings from foragers naturally 29:22 Taking the pots outside & getting them set up 31:21 What's going to happen with those seeds 32:48 Outro Videos mentioned in this video you may want to see:    • Fall and Winter Sowing of native wild...      • PAWPAWS! COMPLETE GUIDE for BEST RESU...      • GROW QUINCE - NEVER BUY PECTIN AGAIN!...   We are Magali & Stefan. We live with nature on a little corner of the Earth that we have the honour of caring for. We grow our food while restoring and fostering native biodiversity to the land. Using nature as guide, we have created an abundant biodiverse FOOD FOREST. We are helped by frogs, birds, insects, snakes, fungi, bacteria, many many plants & so much more! We believe that if we can do this, so can you! When I was a kid, I was convinced I was not a good gardener. Well, I learned that THAT WAS NOT TRUE! If you know a few basic things about your sun exposure, your soil and your rain, YOU’RE GOOD TO GO! Learn about this and so much more! YOU DON’T NEED EXPENSIVE FANCY MACHINERY NOR A TON OF LAND! Whether you garden on a balcony, on a small city lot or out in the country, follow us if you want to learn about permaculture, biodiversity, homesteading, regenerative agriculture, food forests, chinampas, hugelkultur, food autonomy, habitat restoration, beyond organic, living with nature, native plants and ecosystems and their relationship to your garden and your health, preserving the harvest, No-Dig gardening, companion planting, exploring alternatives in lifestyle, building self reliance, growing vegetables, growing fruit, growing herbs & medicinals, biodynamic farming, developing a green thumb, sustainability, soil building & health, nature-guided gardening & living, collecting, processing & storing seeds, recipes for homegrown bread, syrups, jams, fermenting, pickles & more! You can now watch our videos in 9 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES, auto-dubbed when possible! Follow the video link below for details and a tutorial on how to switch between audio languages, including the original language, and also between subtitle languages, and how to turn them on or off!    • HOW to CHOOSE YouTube AUDIO LANGUAGE!...   Thank you YouTube for making our videos more accessible to a much wider international audience!