Historical Sustainable Practices | Garden Home (1402)

On this episode of Garden Home, host P. Allen Smith will discuss
Take a step back in time to the late 18th century town of Salem, North Carolina. Learn how many of the same practices and principles in this Moravian community can be utilized in today’s modern backyard gardens.
Topics Include
Old Salem Museum and Gardens Tour in North Carolina
Antique Ceramics and Pottery
Pottery Making
Artesanal Made Hominy Recipe
Gardening Practices
Sustainable Living Modern & Historical
Focaccia Bread Recipe
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P. Allen Smith is a landscape and garden designer, horticulturist, preservationist and television host. His passions span the subjects of community, health, sustainability and history. He has designed the grounds at many of the nation’s most notable estate properties, townhomes, and commercial complexes. And, for over 19 years, he has shared his green knowledge and insight with the public via ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, his own PBS television, and six book titles. Currently, Allen is focused on residential, commercial and community designs that are beautiful, improve our contentedness, and our social and physical health.
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[@jimmiepatrum]

I love this video...I learned a lot. I dearly love Old Salem, living only 45 minutes away from it. It's a real gem. Thank you very much for featuring it. What a treasure your aunt is! Boy, I could learn a lot from her. Thanks again.

[@mephista55]

Auntie needs her own channel for us ladies ❤ what a treasure.... Thank you for sharing your family!!!

[@liraziyad5806]

Thanks "Aunt Ginny!" and thank you too Allen!

[@ruthcowden1386]

Excellent!

[@sandib4234]

Wow Aunt Ginny What a Woman,Brought back many awesome memories n tears for me,but good tears.I needed this today..Thanks Allen for sharing her.

[@josetteeral2288]

I love that bread. So easy! Trying it out this weekend! Thanks Mr. Smith ;)

[@rachelmanitowabi9627]

I very much enjoyed this video. It reminded me of my late Mother who loved hominy corn. You asked Aunt Ginny who still likes this type of veggie and we as Indigenous people love hominy corn and regularly make corn soup with it. The soup is comprised of a strip of salt pork, onion and dark red kidney beans. Delicious! Thanks for the nostalgic look back on historical gardening 🪴

[@jeanieling7296]

Aunt Ginny sounds like my people. And thieves vinegar, just added it to my list. Cloves and marigolds, apple cider vinegar. Home fragrance from heaven. I was born in the wrong century.

[@stacia282]

Hello, jeanie ling. Would it be possible to get the recipe that you've created for your Cloves, marigolds and apple cider vinegar? And, if so, can you use dried marigolds or would fresh be best? I'd like to make this for my mother and myself. We are both sensitive to cleaning chemicals. The natural cleaners from the store are so over priced, and not all that nice smelling. Thank you :)

[@stacia282]

I so enjoy watching your shows. I was looking for the bread recipe and the cleaning vinegar and was delighted to find them here on KZbin. Thank you for posting these helpful videos. Cheers!

[@mariehernandez8431]

Love love this series!❤️❤️

[@MrsMika]

Allen, I love your program! I would really like to learn more of the old ways of doing things from your Aunt. Hope you will have her on in other segments.

[@tothjoshua]

I agree with MrsMika, your aunt was awesome. "It would be stupid" 😂

[@carolem9134]

Really great video thank you for sharing, NICE HAT🙂

[@amytarbel4254]

My favorite video

[@namerlastplace7124]

Weston, moves

[@joycerainey1587]

What is the song playing at 20:29 during the foccacia recipe? The electric guitar and the violin, it is so fabulous!!

[@theband7737]

he can become it can become P Allen Stone

[@charlesberryhill7179]

my video, the voices do not match what is being said in the video. Very distracting

[@HeatherNaturaly]

What the H is going on with this video? The sound track is WAY ahead of the video. P Allan is talking and supposedly showing us things while an ADD is running? OMG I can't watch it like this!!

[@sharonmcqueentorres2459]

Him net is tasty yet 100%sugar. A no no

[@RobCardIV]

pick a great clickbait title. roleplay the scene. nobody will notice or be able to argue against the reasoning. im out.