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TKG
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LITFM is a garden-oriented channel on YouTube that focuses exclusively on the plants. The idea is to show you what is out there, how to care for it and why you would want it in your garden. This of course means we will cover the stuff you expect like Lantana, Tomatoes, and Impatiens, but also cover stuff that you may not have known existed prior to watching our videos. New videos are posted weekly and each 'season' of Lost In The Farmer's Market: Garden Life contains a minimum of at least fifty-two videos, and a bunch of short videos that are about a minute or less. I welcome plant suggestions as topics for this video as long as the given plant is not wrapped up in some form if legality, like the Ultra rare species of Cycad or illegal herbal substances.
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We just had our first frost and there's a bunch of damage. I had to bring the Sugar Cane plants inside and the work on the script continues. In the interim please have this photo of a Hairy Balls Milkweed that is ignoring that it should have been killed by frost.
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Howdy folks, the long form video is getting it's script revised...it's pushing ten pages. In the meanwhile this week's video will be filmed tomorrow so stay tuned, we're covering Red-leaved Broad Leaf Plantain (Plantago major rubrifolia).
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Good evening folks, I just wanted to let you know in advance the next video will be delayed. The next video was supposed to cover a different type of nightshade green, but I wasn't happy with the video. Likewise the one after which handled a type of Okra kinda went missing somehow. Anyway, reshoots aplenty and the following line up will be the next eight videos roughly in the order they will be posted.
Nightshade greens, Okra, Hyssop, Japanese Aralia, Nasturtium, Ridge Gourds, Three-Lobed Coneflower, Chia and, Sugar Cane.
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To go with this week's post here is a photo of the Pink Dandelion when it started blooming weeks earlier
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majidaattaplantscare4582
(4 years ago)
Soo cute beautiful flower s
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shubhamsawant293
(4 years ago)
It's actually native to India. There are many variations of datura in our country.
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vanessaburnette5226
(5 years ago)
Yes, the tripod method of filming is effective and keeps the picture still.
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