Gardening for Biodiversity: Cardboard Box Garden
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2020
- Horticulturalist Brendan Farrell of Ardagh Village Landscapes (Ardagh Eco Gardens) is joining us for a series of tutorials for developing gardens of all sizes. We will especially be looking at how to grow organically and encourage biodiversity in your garden.
This video is the fouth in a series on container gardening and reuse, and shows you how to create your own vegetable garden in a cardboard box - ideal for those with apartment balconies/balconettes or small patios.
#StayAtHomeChallenge #Gardening #Biodiversity
This series is developed by the Longford County Council Heritage Office in partnership with the Longford Environmental Alliance, and funded through the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht #NationalBiodiversityActionPlanFund
Excellent way to recycle cardboard boxes. Interesting, thank you.
"The Earth is the most bountiful bank!" -- Love that!!!
Great idea! A garden in a box! Greetings from East Texas.❤️
I love the sound of the birds! I also like that you use a carboard box. How long does it last? Thank you for the lovely video.
Love this! Very educational and helpful! Life enhancing I'd say!😄❤
Thank you for this educational video ❤🙏
Great video. Really helpful. What is that accent? I have Jamaican family and they sound a lot like u.
Really cool idea . I'm using cardboard to cover the ground to eliminate weeds .
Cool ,good helpful video!
Hi. What happens to the box when it rains or I should keep them indoors? Great video
I will give that a try. While I was watching, I was thinking, "Man, he's planting those seeds mighty close!". How did it turn out - good harvest?
Really great video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
I love you people
I been call7ng myself a trash gardener.
Lol
Were those peas you planted in the small box?
CAUTION>>>>if you live in a zone where u have termites DO NOT USE the carboard method or any cardboard around the garden...the humidity and the "smell" of cardboard will attract them like bees to the nectar...Sadly I tried in my garden (Texas) and ended up with a huge problem with termites and since i do not want to spray my soil with chemicals had to get ride of cardboard. I also by me not knowing...helped the population of mini centipedes to explode, and oh boy huge, and I mean huge, explosion of those critters which started to eat the roots of my vegetables... This year still battling them with soap and orange oil, they are hard to kill I am telling you just in case. I do not mind to have some of them around but when numbers are large then it is a problem to the plants...(after a rain, the walls of the house, fences, pots were covered entirely with the mini centepides...kind of horror movie LOLOL). so watch out with the use of cardboard...in some areas will work pretty good to hold moisture, but in others is a nightmare.
good points ! ty
I'm trying to make a traveling herb garden or bigger. In my car..for camping.
Be neat if it wS pretty to look at easy to water..ideas?
I have watched so many videos. Just wish everyone would cut the bull crap and just explain the techniques