Here you will find a collection of videos about the Sandgarden.
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This is a November 1, 2009 update of the greywater system showing the upper food pond.
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This is the Summer Solstice, 09 slide tour of the Sandgarden and it's new Food Forest
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Jordan and Meleah of N'Credible Edibles describe the foundation of their food forests. It is organic mushroom compost and it is astounding in the garden. Let them tell you why.
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Our six week old kitchen gardens are thriving. "Wonder Wo" of N'Credible Edibles takes us around explaining the amazing potential of these gardens as well as the essential world view behind their design.
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Jordan Hosea of N'Credible Edibles explains nurse trees and the placement of "Momma Mimosa" in growing beds at the Sandgarden
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Jordan Hosea of N'Credible Edibles describes spiral gardens at the Sandgarden.
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Jordan Hosea of N'Credible Edibles describes uses of urbanite while using it to build spiral gardens at the Sandgarden
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Jordan Hosea of N'Credible Edibles describes the value of pioneer plants while he prunes my coyote bush.
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This video records a conversation at the Sandgarden with Jordan Hosea of N'Credible Edibles about two maligned plants, Arundo and Cattail. The chat reveals how one might think twice about calling a plant nasty.
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This is a long (14 min) complete demonstration of making Earth plaster. I made it hoping to dispell the mystery of making this ancient and wonderful substance.
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The Sandgarden is based on the principle that one can build a habitat out of waste and do so for so little money that one can mostly remain at home and live sustainably rather repay a 30 year loan by working unsatisfactory jobs. This video explains why and how. |
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Shows simulation of natural water cleaning features including wetlands, streams, ponds, gardens, and reservoir. This was accomplished by an old man with a shovel and is contained within our 'footprint' of 3,000 ft2 (4.5 min).
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Sandgarden Dick offers a tour of the greywater system. In nature, water is cleaned by flows and agitation and by filteration offered by plants and animals. At the Sandgarden, we have simulated the natural features which support this cleaning process. There are many desirable consequences of doing this and they are described in the video. (8.5 min)
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Describes how we transform kitchen waste to garden topping in a week, place nest boxes within the kitchen, provide security, share heat with the solarium, and find great amusement. (6.5 min)
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Lynda takes you around the "omelette loop" in order to demonstrate the Outdoor Kitchen System. The tour begins by collecting eggs from the Chicken System and then gathering herbs in the garden before closing the loop to cook breakfast. (3.5 min)
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