Once Were Gardeners | Episode 4: The Healing | RNZ

Once Were Gardeners | Episode 4: The Healing | RNZ <!--mynz:youtube-chapters--> {"v":1,"chapters":[{"timeSeconds":0,"label":"Introduction to gardening and ancestors","summary":"The video opens with a scenic view of a garden at sunset, highlighting the historical significance of gardens in ancestral life."},{"timeSeconds":9,"label":"Harvesting and planting traditions","summary":"The segment shows the process of harvesting crops like kumara and discusses the importance of knowing when to harvest."},{"timeSeconds":16,"label":"Lost knowledge and rediscovery","summary":"A woman walks through a forest, reflecting on lost knowledge due to colonization and her journey to rediscover it."},{"timeSeconds":23,"label":"Children learning to garden","summary":"The video shows children actively participating in gardening, learning to connect with the earth and play in the garden."},{"timeSeconds":41,"label":"Meeting the hosts in Nelson","summary":"The presenter arrives in Nelson to meet Kahutane and Whitney, who dream of returning to ancestral ways of living."},{"timeSeconds":58,"label":"Gardens as a place of healing","summary":"An aerial view of the landscape transitions to a discussion about gardens not just being for growing food, but also for healing."},{"timeSeconds":109,"label":"Family history and farming","summary":"Whitney shares her family's history, including her father's background as a horse trainer and how they came to own their farm."},{"timeSeconds":120,"label":"Connecting with the land through gardening","summary":"Kahutane explains his motivation for developing a food forest, aiming to connect his son to the land and its produce."}]} <!--/mynz:youtube-chapters-->