How To Plant A Sustainable Vegetable Garden In Your Front Lawn.wmv
January 13th, 2012
www.shawnacoronado.com Shawna Coronado shows a unique and simple sun-ray vegetable garden design she planted in her own front yard. Using sustainable techniques like rotted manure instead of chemical fertilizer, Shawna builds a sustainable, green, and eco-friendly garden that anyone could do in their own front lawn. To see accompanying blog post and story so you can learn more about how-to do it, go to – http
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I’m going to feed my family and let the “hungry” live off the alcohol and dope they buy with our tax money.
Great “howto” video for anyone thinking of starting a veggie garden. Looking forward to more updates…Keep on growing…P.S. I also have videos of my garden that I share with fellow You Tubers…If you have time check them out…Take care.
Terrry
@MrTerrym1964 Thanks!
i do this every summer love it when i have a time
@josgaleldo Wonderful!
Thanks!
Shawna
Thanks for making these wonderful videos!!
I have found that with these pots (they do dissolve but take so long) it is best to peel off or cut the bottom. At least thats the case with the peat pots, I cant tell which ones you have.
Great garden plan!
@ILuvCaroline Good idea! Thanks for cheering me on!
1:52… you do rock!!!
@xjen7 Thank you!!!!
WoW Fantastic!!! (And the garden isn’t too bad either)…
@rross27 Thanks!!
Boobs
Fantastic
@livegems Thanks!
wow you are so good at…planting stuff….I dont know what it is called
but anyways this is so good! XD
@watercatfish Gardening is the word. And thank you.
Shawna
@TheCasualGardener lol no problem
Cool stuff. It’s nice to see “Victory Gardens” in people’s front yards. We have 5 gardens in Los Angeles, CA in containers, on patios, under stairs, & mixed in with the yard.
If we can garden here, then people can garden anywhere.
Keep up the good work.
@TheNewAmericanMedia Love to hear of more gardens. HOORAY! Keep up the great work. I have a great full shade veggie garden. Shoot me a private note and I’ll email you links if you like. Shawna
You are great! I loved this daring video.
You are great and I love this daring approach to gardening. You are better than any other instructors on TV!!
@BradyMidnight Why thank you VERY much!
@TheNewAmericanMedia You too – I want to see pics of those gardens!
Always great watching your videos and unfortunately I believe that with the economy the way it is these gardens will become more and more important. They can be like the victory gardens that the British had during the WW2. Thanks Shawna.
@hempseed57 I agree. Thanks for the support!