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Half the digging. The sides don’t bounce down that far so only needs the depth towards the middle. We never hit bottom

Depends on your soil type. Ours drains well we had no problems.

Your going to get mosquitoes no matter what.. maybe treat the ground with something every once and a while

This was six years ago i think it came with bolts and after removing the riser bars it still lined up for the frame to be bolted together like instructions said. Only thing i would change about this setup is venting it. Like maybe raising it a few inches above grass or removing the pads so it doesn’t create a suction. Just be careful kids can’t go underneath while jumping with it so low.

Ha it worked great. Dug out middle so height was the same just didn’t have to dig full height.

@@edensgardenshed9622 don't worry about these Douche nozzles.. they probably can't even take the trash out to the curb without complaining and I think it's a great idea but I live in Illinois so I'd probably have to make a drainage of sorts or just put a small pump at the bottom for when it rains.

@@edensgardenshed9622 and the pipes on these are galvanized so they aren't gonna rust any time soon cause they think putting it in the ground is somewhat different than setting it on the dirt.. like that makes a big difference.. this one probably shortened the legs but didn't dig the hole like a dingus

@@brad8179 you get it. People don’t think like they used to.

As long as surrounding landscape is sloped away from it not flowing into it. Than it will only get the 1-3” of rain we get on average storms. And that doesn’t cause a problem soaks right in in a day or two.

I personally would put the compost over the grass under the paper if using compost. Roots grow into the ground. So if you put compost over paper they would travel sideways on top of the paper until paper breaks down and not down to the moisture. You may have to water more. I plant right away breaking through paper and roots into dirt.

I never had written plans just some sketches and ideas that would work with the materials i had on hand.

@@edensgardenshed9622 10/4

Thats hard to say dimensions can vary a lot depending on size of your light and how high you want it to go. This was mainly to give you an idea on how to build one not to be exact plans for one. That said i think that 2-12 footers should be plenty.

@@edensgardenshed9622 thank you!!

Yeah it is pretty basic I didn’t want to bore anyone. You can do it!

vickys welt I honestly cant remember i think it was 14-15 foot

mattzx77 depends on your skill level. This took no time at all except for trying to film it. I used to build houses so this was nothing. This is much more sturdy than pvc and i don’t have to worry about it melting and starting a fire. I made it so i can remove the top board and put it away nicely. Also costs less than $5 to make. But there are many ways to get the job done and i had these boards laying around so this was mine.

The mesh mat will fall apart before it rusts through. They are all basically disposable after 5+ years.

@@edensgardenshed9622 yeah so you throw on a new mat it isn't going to help the springs or frame from rusting out. Seems more dangerous.

Iyanah Martin haha. Chihuahuas.

Val Cooper no I just made it up as i went its just a crude build nothin fancy. Start with whatever size light you have and go from there.

I built one today and made a video about it:) I made sure to give you props and also added a link to your video! Thanks for the great idea!

Diego Botelho I don’t really see them as a threat termites are always living all around us. I can share some wood with them.

Termites breaks down the big chunks super fast...but adding nematodes can transform them into “instant food” for your plants if they start to be a problem in some point.

I did not on my setup but if you do just dig a bit deeper.

looks more like flying ants

Ha no they aren’t a real threat. They are always outside its only a problem if they are actually tunneling to your house. These are termites the flying ants have a more segmented body.

EdensGardenShed hi this is a real fear of mine i started a BTE garden shortly after buying house in GA and im from illinoise so im just learning about termites and this is really bothering me.....closest part of garden is only 8 feet away

@@jayjennings2697 what have you learned or found out I'm in Arkansas and the tree guys are hesitant to even bring me wood chips

What the. Very interesting comments under* this video. I’ve never seen so much criticism over something as simple as a new way of using a trampoline.

@@anotherunboxingchannelasmr7920 ugh, not another unboxing channel...

1 Ghost 2 Horses ugh you’re right. I wonder how many homeless people ended up living in his back yardp

1 Ghost 2 Horses not another 4:20am show

@@anotherunboxingchannelasmr7920 where's the other one?

Interesting logic

this is the dumbest thing I ever read

Tanner Braungardt THE 2nd You may have issues with that. But i have never seen a dog rip a trampoline mat? They are pretty tough.

Oh my friend in Tennessee said his dog ripped it

no your bumper stickers say enough

Yeah sorry i'm trying to stay off electronics as much as possible i haven't had a TV in 10 years its just a waste of valuable time. I thought i would try Vlogging on UA-cam a while and it was fun but it does take up time i would rather spend with my family. I may pop back on every so often and make some updates we will see how it goes. The garden has been thriving. Thanks for the compliment glad you liked the videos...

Madison Osterbeck but i love snakes!

EdensGardenShed ew

Exactly... was going to do this until I realized that you probably don't want to be jumping barefoot over rattlesnake nests

@@archiefisher4131 Thankfully we don't have snakes here in Ireland

ChaosAngel1331 hon Ireland

Keri Innis i just used what i had, a normal above ground trampoline that i removed the center leg sections of pipe so that the top trampoline frame part attached right to the bottom legs this saved me from having to dig a really deep hole. This also helped stop erosion that a bigger whole would have problems with. Hope that makes sense.

No you shouldnt make the legs any shorter it will hit the ground just dig the whole trampoline frame underground and if you have a net you have to bury the legs of it also underground

Watch a different video...

oluchaklucha 17 foot.

That's awesome I just looked around for what i could build one with and all i had was some left over 2x4's. It worked great and i can take the top board off and store it in pieces. Thanks for trying it out!

Thanks man i have done it 4 years at a different spot before and the results were amazing. Now im starting here and cant wait for that rich soil to develop. My dirt is old farmland and has hardly any rocks i need all the minerals i can get.

Yes i have learned a lot from Paul. I love pruning plants and trees. I have a 3 year old orchard i planted at my parents house that i experiment on with pruning. Boxes are the best toy money can buy.