The Wicking Bed Garden | Two styles of Wicking Bed | Garden Tour 2021

Come with Lee and explore an edible garden specifically designed for poor soils and limited tank water. You will be amazed at what Lee is growing in wicking beds!
The Samford Edible Garden Trail is all about a community of gardeners who are sharing ideas and passion about growing your own food.
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[@Justme-j2d]

Found this one really interesting and lovely to see the greenery especially now that we’re back in lockdown. I do love watching your videos. Learn something from each one and something really nurturing for the spirit about them.

[@jeanlewis4697]

Where did he purchase the moth netting used to cover the structure…

[@margaretrainone-bauer8615]

I am in Texas first time doing wicken lurned so much .

[@tonyagrant5573]

So inspiring thank you lee

[@martinrabano4450]

amazing garden, thanks. 🐞

[@dresdelparry2346]

Do the support pipes have any holes in them? If not, how does the water get in them to be wicked up? Wouldn't the weight of the beds restrict access? Love the idea.

[@marksievers]

Yes, the wicking material needs access to the well water - so holes or V type notches in the bottom in the support legs will do the job!

[@DavidOwen-e7q]

Where does Lee's accent come from? Can't pick it!