Nicholas Tedford

So here's my small collection of saved seeds for pep certification. I store'em in plastic bags and mason jars because that's what I have on hand, I also plan on selling some of these seeds next season hence the smaller bags. I have many more varieties and more quantity but I don't have "before" pictures for most.

Other half of my bb submission ( couldn't edit my original post to add it)

Will add another set of photos for certification when feasible, i just did the other half and didn't take the proper photos so this first set will have to do for now.

Anyone on here, could some of you point me in the right direction to learn video editing? I'd love to create some content of my own and possibly for Paul but I cannot wrap my head around editing and I know it should be as difficult as it is for me. I'm looking for "simple" editing guidance, trimming video adding music and stitching clips together, no fancy effects. A crash course would be greatly appreciated, but any info would helpful. I'm broke so simple free software will have to do bit I dunno what or where to get it. My searches so far haven't been fruitful. Any help is greatly appreciated.

You could continue trapping them while you increase habitat for your fish, trap the turtles too. I've heard turtles are tasty, never had one myself, so there's a potential food source while combating a problem. You could also sell off the leeches you trap, as fish bait, I hear fish go nuts for em; an income stream from your main issue 👍👍

Looking for these elderberry plants to go in a "goth garden". Basically I'm looking to plant a section where all the plants are black or super dark, makes all the flowers pop like crazy and if done right, can look really spectacular and beautiful. Cuttings would be fine, potted plants would be overkill but I'll take what I can get if the price is right.

Worth a shot, never really thought about that. I figured the fermentation process would make em taste bad.

I've been making various berry sodas using gingerbug, a gallon at a time. So far I've made blueberry, wineberry,, Himalayan blackberry ( the longer bigger ones, dont do this as my roommate compaired the taste to soap), and a mix of black raspberry and wine berry. What do I do with all the leftover fruit that's strained out? I'm looking for an alternative use to just "Ruth Stout"ing them in the gardens and flower beds. Any suggestions?

Hey there Paul,
Is it possible to touch on implementing this topic in relation to shallow soils? My property is bedrock, good quarry land but my soil might only be 2 ft deep at its deepest point. Most areas average a foot to maybe 18 inches and some only a few inches. How could I make water work better for me and stick around longer? I love your site and what your doing, keep it up, permaculture will be a household word before you know it.

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction, couldn't hurt to just go with it and see what happens. Worst case I have to replant in the spring 👍👍