Greenhouse build part 4 of 6 | beds and soil - what we're using
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- We found a perfect solution for garden/greenhouse beds and have mixed up some perfect soil to fill them. ⬇⬇⬇CLICK SHOW MORE⬇⬇⬇
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What a great job Pete! 🥳 That is so much work......Whew. One man army! .....except for the part where your wife helped! 😃Just a fantastic job!
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My wife and I purchased one of these raised beds to plant garlic. We used this and info from your garlic video. Thanks
Amazing stuff! Great inspiration because you are not a spring chicken, and neither am I, so it is great to see so much work being done and done mostly solo. You work smarter so you don't have to work harder although you are working hard!
Thanks so much!
Wow it’s awesome you built that many beds, well done! I need the higher beds because of my back & also because of my dogs, the real owners of my house.😋 Thank you so much Pete for sharing all of this with us, it’s motivating & encouraging.
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Love those raised beds. I could use a few for in front of the house 🏡. I'm really enjoying watching you put the greenhouse together. Like your dogs, too. Looking forward to seeing your greenhouse in action. Be blessed.
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Man you have inspired me so much.
You do things Exsactly like I would do, plus…
Thank you for your precision and planning. Great work
This is a lifetime greenhouse, great job!
Absolutely brilliant way to use the tractor to fill those beds! You’re one smart man!
Thank you but unfortunately I'm not always smart 🙂
@@petebeasttexashomesteading guess what I meant was that I'd have put all the beds in the green house and filled them with a wheelbarrow. Well played!
I enjoyed this video. Thank you.
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Thank you for the bed info I am going to buy 10 here in the near future 😁
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Looking good. This greenhouse will allow you to grow more and for a longer season. Best of luck!
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Great work Pete. Nothing like the feeling of satisfaction when you complete a project. Sweat & Labour keeps you young.😃😊
Thank you and I agree it is satisfying work.
Looking good mr. Bete 👍 I love how it turned out 👍👍👍👍👌
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Beautiful greenhouse.
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16:00 most excellent :)
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Regarding one of your comments about existing weed seeds already in your soil. They make a Organic pre emergent made from corn gluten, Espoma Weed Preventer. This is not for use if you're going to start seeds in your beds.
Now your officially country farmer strong lol. For those who moved alot of soil with a shovel know. Yes your tired but it's very rewarding kind of tired.
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Looking very nice. Great solution.
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Deep South Homestead has two greenhouses like yours. They screened the area between the hip boards and the baseboards. FYI.
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Amazing man amazing, one man doing all this stuff byhimself, I am learning a lot but every time I will say, amazing job done. Congrats. Looking forward to seeing the new series.
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Wow I am impressed. Thanks for sharing 👍
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you have a beautiful property
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Lookin good very well thought out.
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Add your tractor size to the list of tools at the bottom of your videos. Nice job! Thanks for the videos!
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Very good hard work done. Thanks for sharring.
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Great Job looks great! Thanks for sharing!
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Pete, In my area pressure treated wood is hard to find. The shelves at Lowe's are close to empty with only a select few sizes being available. Here where I live in Southeast Tennessee, there is a lumber treatment facility down the highway. It is now closed and so is the lumber yard with a big sign saying up for auction. I went down to buy some lumber and was shocked when I saw the sign.
Yeah I've heard that because of the pandemic, people are spending more time at home and catching up on projects like building a deck. But I don't know anymore, something else must be going on. The lumber mills should be working at full capacity not shutting down.
Great job! and Great Video! 😎
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Love this idea... ive been looking at galvanized water troughs as well... thanks and blessings
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It's probably clay that has just been getting organic matter added to it year after year by the huge trees. It's amazing what fallen tree debris does for soil. I have an are like this near my place too
Yep, it looks to be just that 👍
Very impressive.
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Thanks so much for your efforts🍵
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If you line the inside surface of each planter with a rubber sheet waterproofing material like Grace Ice & Water Shield before installing them, the metal will last a lot longer. Since it’s so hot there in the summer an overhead mysting system could help minimize the temperature extremes. Are you going to use a drip irrigation system with an in line liquid fertilizing system for the planters?
Thanks I was going to line the beds with 6 mill construction plastic but thought these should out last me 🙂 For now, we're just going to water by hand, maybe later I'll do some type of irrigation system.
The only downside of galvanized steel is that it contains lead & once that lead gets into the soil it's there forever. I may try a small greenhouse/screenhouse that is filled with wooden wicking beds. I'll simply use a pond liner in the bed to keep the water off the wood with a life expectancy of 10-15 years.
I've done some research on it and lead is not purposely added to galvanizing, rather it is an natural impurity in zinc. As far as I know they have been galvanizing steel for a couple hundred years for animal water troughs and buckets and in 1996 they started using a more purified zinc for the process. Zinc is the main element in galvanized steel and lead is almost non existent or about .5% the only thing that will release the zinc from the galvanized steel is very acidic soil which most vegetables can't grow in anyways. So I'm not worried about it. I thought about lining raised beds with plastic sheeting like 6 mill that's used in construction but then there's the plastic issue and BPA and it goes on and on...........
My greenhouses from GS are 28’x100’. I could put 4 rows, long ways in mine. I could fit 52 beds per greenhouse. That’s almost $4k😳
Looks nice and orderly as usual! :)
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Great job!!
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Love your dogs ..................
Thanks for sharing this is super good 💁 information love it.
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@@gabrielhyacinth4761 Thank you 👍
Nice. You'l need a work station.
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I hope the grassroots don't come up from the ground. I wish you put 3 thick layers of cardboard on the bottom. Earthworms would still find their way up. I hope for the best for your new set up. I'll look up for updated videos for many years to come.
The grass that I covered will die under the soil I put in the raised beds, but I do have to worry about all the new weed seeds that are already in the soil I put in the beds 🙁
Should have done heugoculture
Some what price, is´n it? Look nice thoug. Good job Pete!
The metal beds are more expensive but will last longer, Thanks
Dear Pete, I'd like to ask you a seriously dumb question: Can the Raised Garden Bed Metal Elevated Planter for Vegetable Flower Herb (the ones you use here) be used over concrete slab?
I don't want to bust out the existing old and ugly concrete slab (too much work for a little old lady) but I have no bare ground to plant anything.
Please advise. Thank you.
There is no dumb question, if you don't know well, you don't know. Yes you can use it on top of concrete. It will be like a large container but remember that when you're watering, some of that water will leak out the bottom and stain the concrete. Other than that you'll grow great veggies.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Thank you so much. The existing concrete pavement is so old and ugly already, anything leaks out of the raised garden bed won't make it looks any... uglier. LOL.
I love your greenhouse! Unbelievable you and your wife did it by yourself.
You look like you've lost weight in the new vid (Installing a Gallagher fence energizer and cut out switch).
Please take care of yourself. We need you! 🙂
Are you planning to take those trees out? Maybe put in a pond for yourself? Lowering the fertile top soil level and removing the top layer of roots won't do them any good. The roots are not just an inconvenience to you, they are important for your trees' health.
What size is your greenhouse?
20ft x 60ft
I see right there that I would have done it much easier. I drive the tractor the wife puts dirt where she wants it. Easy peasy
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What model tractor is that?
It's a Mahindra 5555
We’re state y’all live in?
Texas
Should have left fabric and laid 1 1/2 wire brother you just invited moles 🥴 we fight them here just saying
We don't have moles here because of the hard clay soil we have.