Aug 26, 2026 · 1 hr 53 min · 29 segments
White Mountain Garden Talk explores environment and soil repair with a focus on restoring damaged land, improving soil health, supporting natural systems, and rebuilding fertility from the ground up…
Daniel RichardsonGuest
Perma DaveHostLisaHost
hey good keeping busy
I'm looking forward to them cooling down.
It has been.
It really has been.
I mean, when we're out working in the greenhouses, we get out there early.
We can only, I mean, 10 o'clock, we got to call it and then figure out what else we can do.

And, uh, I'm really trying to tune in these days, all this stuff we're learning to really observe, you know, what, what, how the plants react to things to the, to the UV, to the, how I can set up different microclimates.

They're really tall that kind of shade the weeds on one and trimming them on the other and kind of comparing and, uh,
We'll see how that goes.
Well, I know the herbs do and stuff.
They like it.
You know what was kind of cool this morning, totally off from that, but paying attention to nature, you know, my chickies were going off making really loud screeches.
So, of course, I'm looking out there.
There was a huge blue herring that was on top of the greenhouse just eyeballing down there because I have that pond in there.
And, boy, the chickies were not happy at all.
all and then the dogs chased it off and then the chickies shut up came back same same same thing

yeah the water when when you bring water to your land it's amazing what shows up oh yeah
i had to look up to make sure the herons weren't going to try and take off with any of the chickies or ducks and they said you know they'll they'll swallow them whole but not adult ones not a
yeah so yeah
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hey good keeping busy
I'm looking forward to them cooling down.
It has been.
It really has been.
I mean, when we're out working in the greenhouses, we get out there early.
We can only, I mean, 10 o'clock, we got to call it and then figure out what else we can do.

And, uh, I'm really trying to tune in these days, all this stuff we're learning to really observe, you know, what, what, how the plants react to things to the, to the UV, to the, how I can set up different microclimates.

They're really tall that kind of shade the weeds on one and trimming them on the other and kind of comparing and, uh,
We'll see how that goes.
Well, I know the herbs do and stuff.
They like it.
You know what was kind of cool this morning, totally off from that, but paying attention to nature, you know, my chickies were going off making really loud screeches.
So, of course, I'm looking out there.
There was a huge blue herring that was on top of the greenhouse just eyeballing down there because I have that pond in there.
And, boy, the chickies were not happy at all.
all and then the dogs chased it off and then the chickies shut up came back same same same thing

yeah the water when when you bring water to your land it's amazing what shows up oh yeah
i had to look up to make sure the herons weren't going to try and take off with any of the chickies or ducks and they said you know they'll they'll swallow them whole but not adult ones not a
yeah so yeah