Raised Garden Beds are a MUST! Vego Garden: Unleash Your Green Thumb!
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
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Danny you might want to check out Self Sufficient Me, he is from Australia but he has been doing raised beds since before he started his channel in 2011.
Also asking if everyone can please keep me in prayer 🙏 for the Lord Jesus to send me people that I need to be around his children other like-minded people like me that loves the Lord I usually don't ask anyone to pray because you got to be careful who prays over you today thank you❤
Good morning Danny, this is Danny from deep North Canada. I have been doing raised garden beds for the last two years on a shoestring budget. I build the soil up a foot and a half high 3 feet wide then I cut a Valley down the centre then I put a membrane up and down the valley, cut your holes for your plants and put field stones all the way up the valley they will hold sun energy. It allows you to plant earlier and plant later last year. I was getting 1 kg tomatoes out of the system one and a half foot round cabbages, bushels and bushels of peppers. The rocks really produce at least 25% more yield if it’s a rainy season, the water pours through your up in the air and drains out if you need to water it you just pour the water in the W and it goes right to the plants. God bless everyone you’re doing a great job Danny.
Thanks for the great tips. I’ll try it this year. Wish you all success and health
Thanks for sharing your Shoestring budget raised bed. In amerika we crave New gadgets and spending money we can't afford. 😢
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I will dig in my archives and look for some videos when we had our floods in BC three years ago that wiped out all the farms, eyes open ears listening. I thought I better raise my beds that year we had 15 inches of rain and most gardens in our area flooded out reminders shined the rocks are an amazing Feature I learned makes better yield
@@chickenworld2024 What's best of all is you are using locally sourced natural materials which are far better than depending on others to manufacture and shop something you really can't afford anyways!
Thanks for the video offer but I honestly don't care for watching videos. If we just slow down and sit still as and listen to our Creator we won't need this type of thing to instruct us.👌😉
SOUNDS AND LOOKS GREAT.HOPE AND PRAY MISS WANDA IS FEELING BETTER.
TIP FOR DEER PRESSURE: I have the 32" Vego beds and absolutely love them. My beds had plastic on both sides of the panels. I also deal with a lot of deer. I put rebar on both sides of my beds and used 1/2" PVC pipe to make hoops and put shade cloth over the hoops and used clips from the dollar store to clip the shade cloth on and batta bing batta boom deer proof for the past 2 years. I also used your education on how to grow carrots for the first time and couldn't believe the difference from the grocery store. I will never go back. I have learned so much from you so thanks for schooling me on how to grow better vegetables!
I really think that raised beds are the answer to gardening more comfortably as we age or have medical issues that limits some bending or mobility.
We're up to 14 Vego beds now. They do exactly what they should and produce a good amount of food. Easy on the back, too. I've become quite efficient at assembly!
Danny...don't you worry about the haters. We loyal fans support you and Wanda 150%. I garden in raised beds, but mine are boxes on legs because I don't bend too good any more since I've gotten older. Love what your doing. Will be here for your channel.......thanks for the videos. 😊
Danny I'm a big fan and a cub owner, 48. I've found a raised bed solution that's almost indestructible and I get them for free. I get wore out or damaged rubber tracks off smaller track hoes, bobcats, and other equipment. I get them for free from a local equipment rental place. They are glad to have you haul them off. I've found a few other uses for them. I've cut them apart and laid a slab of them on the ground in a gate my cows walk back and forth through on a daily basis. This stops them from walking a mud hole in the gate.
Awesome
Good morning. Good luck with the doctor's this week Wanda.
Thank you
That's a valid item for DSH and PG to promote. Yes, peel ALL the protective film BEFORE you start screwing it together. All your assembly advice was spot on. It IS easier if you have a partner, but one person can do it alone (if you don't mind some mild under-breath cussing). I got two of these a couple of months ago. Not cheap, but I won't have the trouble and expense of replacing the wood sides in a few years. They are the envy of the other gardeners in my neighborhood community garden. I'm confident they will last 20+ years, and that's all I need at my age. Hope you are both well.
Lol….cussin! Nah, they are easy to put togrher….even for a non-DIY like me! 🤣 I thought removing the film might have been the most difficult part of the install. Enjoy them 👍🏻
That peeling is a nightmare and I got a different brand. It took most the time than actually putting them together.
Great video on showing the specs on the raised bed. I use what is available. I used old bathtub and sailboat that was given to us for free. I can pray for a raised bed like that. I know God will answer. Yet he sometimes says No. Pray for our family.
My husband hit black ice and farm truck and trailer was totaled. I'm blessed to still have him and my 2 girls. My husband can't work for a while due to broken rib. My little girl had glass dug out and stitches. My other daughter has hip problems. Thanks for your prayers
Prayer's
My grandmother used a claw foot tub she had to grow parsley and flowers in. This was over 30 years ago.
I love this product! My beloved father in law has congestive heart failure so he gets tired fast but he loves gardening this product will be perfect for him❤ God Bless you and Ms. Wanda 💙❤️🙏
I use old chicken wire down at bottom of raised beds. Helps keep some critters out.
Good idea. I also have raised garden beds that has legs that are about 3 to 4 feet high.
Wish I had thought to do that when I first installed mine.
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My raised beds on legs have a wooden bottom to them. If I decide to expand my garden I will so the same. Matter of fact I may get a mesh screen because it has even smaller holes.
Totally agree I purchased smaller wooden ones last year will purchase another one this year. Plus our friend Bill Gates is now complaining about individual gardens. They will eventually come after our gardens. I wanted the smaller ones so I can bring in doors if the mafia start looking.😂
We don't want Gates toxic potato fields. So bad no one is allowed near after spraying. I'll grow my own. Save some for next year. The little ones that get lost come back as volunteers even in the north. Free potato plant? I'll let them stay. About 10 last year in odd places. Could be some animal movement or me dropping them.
Be a wile before the gestopo arrives gave green beans & tomatos to a couple friends,, they are now growing their own,said they forgot how good they are, sold green beans for $6.00/ pound,people thought they were getting held up for robbery bout a week later they called asking for more👍 They just plain better worth the price
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I grew potatoes from store bought ones. Some say they may not work but they did
@@rcx7093 A lot are sprayed to keep from sprouting. If they sprout they should grow but most I've bought the last few years rot fast.
I’m really glad you mentioned putting the hardware cloth underneath your raised bed. I have a huge problem with voles getting into my garden and eating everything up. Thank you for doing this video. You were very informative and explained this product thoroughly.
I love mine. I watch another gardener in Australia and that's pretty much all he uses so I bet you'll be happy with it. Perfect for the South or the North!
I watch Mark too
I watch Mark too. He is great! Anyone else reading this not familiar with him, his channel is self sufficient me. Check it out lots of good info and dad jokes on the side.
If you mean Mark at Self Sufficient Me, he uses Birdie’s instead of Vego. The companies are competitive, but both are very good.
Self Sufficient Me. He is great to watch also.
@@gerrymarmee3054 right, although I was trying to be respectful and not promote other channels
I use wood, dirt and branches to fill the bottom of my beds and then top it off with Mel’s mixture of equal volume of each coarse vermiculite, peat moss, and compost (cow manure, chicken manure, soil builder etc). I top off my beds in February and they are ready to plant Good Friday. ❤❤❤❤
I’ve been using Vego garden beds for over a year and I absolutely love them! Very easy to put together and very easy to reach to the other side, as you pointed out. They also have beautiful colors and additional add-ons. I am so happy to see you showcase these raised beds 💜
God bless you and Wanda that’s the way you said we need to grow. One day I want to get a vego bed.
Goodmorning Danny and Wanda I'm glad you did a video on those raised beds. I've been considering buying some this year. I have moles, or voles tunneling in my yard they finally found my garden. Wish I knew how to get rid of them. We've tried all the store products and nothing works. We have friends who are experiencing the same thing. Very strange. Have a blessed day.
We had such a problem with voles in one of our gardens that we fenced it and ran hogs in there. They got rid of the vermin, along with tilling and fertilizing the soil. But, when you put in your raised beds lay down hardware hardware cloth, before putting the raised over. More expensive but keeps them out. Chicken wire will not work. They can squeeze right thru it.
Agree! Hardware cloth on bottoms! I’ve got voles too , only thing that worked in garden was putting sticks of juicy fruit gum in holes. In my yard though nothing because the holes are not as defined as the soft garden soil.
@@taylorshomestead3934 those pesky voles are opportunists. They use the mole tunnels every chance they get. I used to have a landscape/ hard scape co. Did several edible landscapes with raised bed gardens. I really enjoy using the hogs with the added pork in the freezer!
Voles are a problem here in NC also. I placed a good amount of jagged gravel at the bottom of each Vego bed to deter voles. Don’t think the hardware cloth will last as long but it sure sounds easier to install! Thanks for that tip.
@@joannc147 your welcome. The gravel sounds good too. Wouldn't hurt to add it also
Danny, Thank you for the informational video. This looks like a great option.
Good day to all, peace and joy.
Love my Vego beds. Have four and hope to get more this year! In my mid 70's and look forward to using these for the rest of my days.
I've been looking for a year for the best raised bed options. Thank you for sharing.
I love yall videos 😊good morning
I’ve been eyeing these for awhile now. I think it’s about time I bite the bullet! Thanks for doing this to help convince me!
I love these. I have them in my greenhouse I made them long and skinny to go inside it.
I always believed for raised beds the taller the better. For root systems, root crops and it allows room to put branches and shredded paper, etc to compost on the bottom as it decomposes. It allows for better aeration. I have enclosed raised beds about 4' tall. I allow chickens to fertilize during the winter months and also compost the dirt during this time. I include my extra scoby's from my fermented drinks. I wind up with pretty healthy soil by planting time. Think you ought to throw some 'tea' barrels out there Danny following the tea recipe you can find in the Jadam books. I know that there's a large animal pressure there which actually is a good sign. Animals can't thrive in a bad environment and their presence is actually necessary in some cases for a healthy balanced ecosystem. God put them there for a reason and He doesn't make mistakes. God bless and Happy growing. Will be happily watching your and Ms. Wanda's mad gardening skills at work.
I top them off in fall with the compost I had going for a year. I have plenty of yard waste, veggie scraps and quail poop which is working better than the stuff I had trucked in to start them off. Now I got free fill-ups ready every year and more productive.
After hitting the second yearling deer in two weeks I asked a Kentucky natives what I should do. These deer ran into my wheel well on one occasion and the second time literally ran right in front of my car and got run over by my wheels. The area where I live is farmland and heavily forested. I was not speeding each time and the 2nd time it happened was during broad daylight. There was no deer/wild animal pressure other places I have lived. I was told to get a deer siren/whistle to put on my car. I found an American manufacturer SAVE-A-DEER and ordered myself one to mount on my car. I can hardly wait to install it! I would love it if free hunting permits were handed out to hunters with families who otherwise could not afford one. We have way too many deer on the roads here.
You will see that in low pressure areas (little hunting)no natural predators. Check your local laws ordinances. Used to be land owners could take so many by simply handwriting out tags and getting the deer checked in. It could have changed but worth checking into with game warden or local fish & game. In certain areas it's just a fact of life unfortunately. Deer population gets high and you will see that. I will never forget one day my sweet mom walking into my house and declaring "well, they finally got me!" With an angry frustrated look on her face. Puzzled I asked her what she was talking about. She said "the deer.. the dang deer hit me..ran smack dab into my truck and dented it" ..a little dumbfounded and amused I said "Mom, don't you mean you hit the deer?" She said "No, I literally mean that deer ran into me.. right smack dab into the side of my truck".. realizing she was serious I went to look at the damage she was upset about. Sure enough right in the bottom passenger side door there was a small dent in the panel. Based on it's location I realized she was telling the truth..dang deer ran into her! True story 😂.
Love the Vego raised beds, I was excited to hear your opinion on it. I don't have a tractor and in my older age, the Vego seemed like something I could do. Def only hand tighten bolts all the way around until all bolts are in. We've had our 2 for 2 years and love them, they are sturdy and the coating on them is incredible. I've dropped concrete blocks on the outside (accidentally) and it didn't even scrape or chip the coating. We got the 17" ones too, seemed like the best buy for our $, got the 9-in-1 and I think a 6-in-1 that we ended up buying extra panels for later to enlarge the growing space. Before our Vegos, we had several wooden beds, but in the south the sun is tough on wood. They were made well, but only made it a few years in full sun. I've not seen sun nor rain nor heat affect our Vegos. The quality is worth the asking price even though it seems kind of steep to start with. They do occasionally run sales if you're lucky or patient enough to get a little off, it's easier to make the leap. Highly recommend them for those who want raised beds.
I love mine. I bought mine a couple years ago.
I like that planter. In fact, I was just online earlier today looking at that type of planter for my garden. Thanks for sharing the Vego garden bed with us, Mr. Danny! Hope it works out for you and Miss Wanda! God bless y'all!
💯 Agree! I’m starting my 3rd year with 3 Vego beds and have 2 new ones to assemble. I did my research before purchasing these and fully endorse the product. I’ve got these in my front yard and they look great - tailored and stylish (just in case looks are important to you 🤣). The 17” is high enough to keep the rabbits out….so far. Note that it takes a LOT of soil to fill these. Easy to put together and deceptively light in weight. I’m delighted to see that you and Wanda will be using these. Frankly, using wood to create a garden bed in the south….well, that’s a very short term solution as the wood breaks down so quickly. These will outlast me! ❤
I'm purchasing these so this video is right on time! Thank you! ❤
Morning Danny - We will be buying our beds in a few months & I’ve watched a couple other UA-camrs with various mixtures so I look forward to seeing your mixture.
Good morning, thank you for sharing, the knowledge you shared with us is greatly appreciated, I think we are going to buy and go the same way you have done, God Bless you and your family
I have several and absolutely love this product and the company. I have some of the solar lights on some and they are pretty and useful to walk through in the dark evening hours. I have made cattle panel arches between some and it works great. Got the misting system / bug net to use with one this spring for the cabbage plants. Can't wait to try it!
You are appreciated!!❤❤
Good morning Danny and Ms Wanda !!!!
I purchased similar raised beds from Olle Gardens. It appears the only difference is my beds did not come with stabilizer bars. But they have held up very well for two seasons now even with a move this past fall. I'm considering getting more!! Thanks, Danny, for everything you and Wanda share with our community. Prayers!!
I have been wanting to get some raised beds & those look very nice. I live in SC so also thought of those darn Fire Ants. Thank you Danny & Wanda, I learn so much. 👍
I love all my raised beds. I make then out of all kinds of stuff from down trees to pallets to old lumber. I have used then for 20 years. Can't get down to do ground stuff. My favorite size is in 36"wide 24"tall and 60' long. I run a house down the 60 feet so I can water the whole bed at once.
Excellent thorough review!! I wish I had found you earlier. Love all the details and specs :)
Thanks. We're going to try a couple of these beds.
Good glorious morning Danny ❤, I ordered one through living traditions homestead mine is a 2' x 6' planning for onions, same color as yours. Haven't put it together yet since it's still winter here , but thank you for all the great tips. We love you both and may God bless. ❤️
You ordered a vegega this is a vego. Totally different.
@@DeepSouthHomestead oh ok but I'm sure it's still a good product, I'll do more research on this
MORNING FROM EAST TENNESSEE. THANK YOU FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND UPDATES.
YOU 2 SHOW ME AND TO ALL OF US. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.🐓🌻
Good morning,
Great garden bed, I will check them out. Getting the knee saving age. 😊
Thank you
NWFlorida. 🌱
Thanks for the review Danny. Very timely as we have ordered 4 of these to test out, all 17" high (because my back and knees are not what they used to be) but 2 different configurations. We love raised bed gardening and if these last 20 years here in the South with all the crazy weather and bugs and mess we have to deal with, wow! Really looking forwards to giving these a good try.
This makes me think do I need to invest in a few of them. Thanks for the info
We love our Vego Beds!
I've seen these on several other youtube channels. Haven't heard a single bad thing about them, and they certainly seem to be well-built. I'm definitely interested to watch your continuing projects with these. With a couple of exceptions, I've never had very good luck with raised bed or container gardening, due to not being able to keep the soil moist. Even with drip irrigation, the soil in the raised beds/containers quickly turns dry and crumbly in our Arkansas summer heat, while the in-ground garden stays moist and well-irrigated. So, I'll be following along to see what you do, and how it works for you.
Vermiculite is needed to help with that.
Thanks!
I ordered some of these for my children and I. We have done a lot of variety of means to garden. This is a more serious homeschool project as the ENTIRE year for my 6th grader in science is how to grow food. Indoors, outdoors, seed starts (they will sell as a money maker) at the farm market April-June, citrus, regrowing, overwintering, pruning, training, composting, lasagna gardening, pest and animal control, companion planting. We LOVE Freesteading as a great resource. We love you, Danny and Wanda @DeepSouthHomestead. You all are encouraging and uplifting and the words and thoughts you share are meaningful to us!
We hit the holiday sale on the raised beds. Got 12 of them for the farm. Just need to tap into the landscape designer running around my squirrel cage… Be blessed ❤️🌿
That is awesome were hoping this will be our answer to raised beds.
@@DeepSouthHomestead like you said, definitely line the bottom with wire mesh or the like. Ours eventually started to breakdown after 8 years of being buried at the CA place. It was zero fun to dig out the soil and replace it but absolutely necessary to keep the burrowing critters out
Those @vegogarden beds look Awesome! I got hit by a uninsured Driver (not from US 🙄) and was 2 weeks in the hospital with a bruised spine . I hope I can get one of those when the Tax return comes back otherwise there won't be much gardening.
We just put one of these together today . Was so easy and looks a lot bigger well longer than the picture shows . And my roommate order two also . What’s so funny he was taken a break and sitting in his swing . Then I heard him say well there’s my two I ordered, they had come and we didn’t even know it . And I’ve ordered another one to . I got 20 % off on mine and he got buy one get 20% off the second one .
Awesome
You will love those. This will be our third growing season with them and we have no complaints. We have the same model you have and they are the perfect size and very sturdy. Also the magnetic solar lights are awesome.
Good morning, Danny! Watching this on Saturday morning.
We have 4 of the17 inch high Vego beds and they have worked out so well for us.
Thank you for the video. My husband and I looking to add to our raised beds. These will be a great addition.
I have 5 10 n 1 Vego beds. This is my 4th year planting in them. They are great!!
I have several of the vego garden and also their competitor. The vego garden was cheaper and I was surprised how durable it was. They had some interesting shapes and I put them in my front yard. Yes I grow vegetables in my front yard….i think this community would get it. 😊They are actually very pretty and functional.
I have metal beds from 4 different companies. The vego is very well made, the best choice product from HD isn't as sturdy but lower price point, the birdies beds are the best in my opinion, I also have beds from Planter garden box, they are USA made and good quality, I would say birdies is best of all but they have been in the game a long time. You will enjoy the beds. I also have a lot of green stalks (made in the USA) and grow in the ground all in town. Its all about what works for you.
I use raised beds. They are great-but what a chore to put together! I buy one at a time and each time I vow that it will be my last one. If they weren’t so convenient Id toss them all out!
My system worked out really well using saw horses and 2x4s
Mr. Danny , Good to see you.
God bless you and Mrs. Wanda.
Glad you got the beds. I think I would like them too
Awesome
I purchased the same raised bed from Vego. Excited to see how it works for my spring/summer gardening
Good morning. That's pretty nifty. Can't wait to see what goes in it. Have a great day!;❤❤
I love mine!
Thank you for this video. Love y’all
Great video !! Thank you !!
God bless you Danny but normal people can't afford them. I have been looking at them for a few years. Its like a high tunnel , can't get one . I am not saying you are wrong for getting we just can't afford them. God's blessing to you and yours
I checked how much I've spent over the last 20 years on wood raised beds plus my time and labor and these were cheaper in the long run.
What a great planter . . . .boy, it's gonna work out real nice! God bless y'all.
We’ve been using Vegos in our high tunnel for the past few years with excellent results! They are extremely well built
Thank you for a very informative video.
Thanks Danny - these look better constructed than the ones we got last year that don't come with a 20 yr warranty.
Good morning 😊 I have those they are awesome!!
HI Danny I really like these I am in my 50s but I have some health problems, physical limitations so this may be a good fit for me thank you for sharing yours with us God Bless!
I have 4 galvanized raised beds from Vego. They were very easy to put together. My second year using them. So far they hold up really good. I have the wooden raised beds but really like them better.
I love my Vego garden beds , i have 2 42inch round 1 u shaped, 2 2.5 ft long and 3 of the 10 in 1.
Hey, seen it four times on other channels ... looks good.
I have seen SO many channels getting REALLY GOOD deals on these as advertising for them - too bad I’m not any of you.
Don't be jealous. Save up your pennies...order one at a time. I do without a lot of things in order to reach my goals. You can do it too. But, God can't/won't abide with jealousy.
You’re missing the point. I am not jealous. I’d have to say you are being judgmental.
Danny, I got them for several years and use branches and flat wooden stamps on bottom so you do not need so much compost and while the wood is rotting it will keep soil moisture and nutritional benefits
Danny we've actually been looking at these raised beds thank you so much for this video
🙏🙏🙏♥️🙂🕊👍. Looking forward, I use raised beds.
VERY interesting project. Looking forward😊
Jan from Not a Real Farm has raised beds & I asked her questions about them. Our entire garden has them installed since last year. I really like mine!
Good morning and thank you for the detailed informational video. I absolutely loved the extra idea of the improvised ideas to keep deer and other critters out. Great thinking! God bless and continue healing towards great health again to you both!
Here in Maryland, we had a great steel mill, Bethlehem Steel, unfortunately the Union forcing prices of labor up and including pensions, paying people for not producing, it went out of business. So now we're stuck with foreign steel.
Wow great timing Danny. I woke up at 2:30 this morning thinking about what type of roma tomatoes I'm gonna grow this season and Where to plant them. Then saw your video. Last season I started having an anthracnose or possibly blight type situation last summer so not planting tomatoes in the garden for the next several years. I did get a full harvest last summer but not without some losses. I was thinking of buying large 25 gallon pots but I'd need at least 25 to 35 of those and they're expensive anyway. So the Vego raised bed option would last way longer than any plastic pot.. I never allow myself any type of failure when comes to tomatoes for sauce. Sauce is a huge deal at my house. So I'm already thinking and planning for this next seasons Roma mater variety and where theyre going to grow. Lol
I have these beds and I'm in Ga. And the fire ants crawled up mine and they are 3ft high.
Wanda, I love you and I am praying for you. I know all will be well.
I put in 4 raised beds last year. I did not get much in produce. But others complained that had regular gardens. The weather just was not on our side last year. Plan to get two more this year. Someone said it could be the garden soil I had delivered to file them. I believe it was called sweet soil. I hope we all can do well this next growing season.
Update: Link is now working. Were considering these type beds as well. Excellent review Danny..... Good morning Sir, the Vego link doesn't work, it goes to a french website. We're going with raised beds. Our land has too much sand.
I will check it out.
I'm gonna get one now
Great video God bless you
These are what I have in my garden, I have 8 above ground beds, 10 wicking tubs and 17 mineral tubs and 30 grow bags. I can’t do in ground growing, my legs just can’t allow me but I do great in my above ground and container garden,
Danny the link doesn’t work -but Vego seems to have covered all the bases! All the issues with other metal garden beds, have been resolved here!
glnk.io/vzw5/1dw
Thank you Danny for such a thorough helpful review. They look like an awesome product! Nice idea about the deer protection.
We LOVE our Vego garden beds!! We have two different sizes, and we have grown more vegetables in them than we ever have, with no weeding. We put an automatic drip watering system on them, and our garden is very little work! Unbelievable!
I love my raised beds. I live on 1/3 acre in town. We plant everything in raised beds. Ours are made of wood. Fortunately for us my husband is able to cut our own lumber with his chainsaw. So few weeds. Easy to manage
Well done!
Those look amazing