How To Grow A Ton Of Green Beans In A Small Space - Dollar Tree Stackable- Plus A Tip For Gnats
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- How To Grow A Ton Of Green Beans - Dollar Tree Stackable- Plus A Tip For Gnats
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The Cherokee Bush bean I've been growing from my great grandmothers seed, my grandfather grew them, he gave me beans, I grow them, probably a 150 year ran cultivar
Nice I got a few in a seed swap I was going to plant them. Are they a dry bean or a green bean?
@@TeamBensonHomestead BOTH!! YOUR CHOICE!! You can dry the black beans and make ham beans, or pickle them whole!! Or boil with neck bone!!! Or... Use in salads!!!
@@TeamBensonHomestead in less than six weeks I'm harvesting too!
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Hi is any chance you can sell me like 20-30 beans 🫘? I have garden and I’m try start grow only old kind plant, heirlooms,I asking friends if 5hey have anything. I will pay for shipping and for seeds. And if anyone have any old kind seeds I like to contact me.I don’t have big garden but I like to have one portion only heirlooms there. Ty in advance.
Not only informative but such a charming young lady
Thank you so much that's so nice of you.
What a smooth and calm talker. You are very pleasant to listen to. It is nice to find a gardener that grows in the hot climates and is willing to share their knowledge. Thank you.
Awww thank you, the desert is such a wonderful place to grow and provide us with food all year long.
Yes very pleasant. Easy listen as I was doing chores. Thank u . I'll be checking back in since I found u. Subscribe folks. Times are tough. Support these channels to help them grow. It don't cost you a thing to help others by such a small gesture.
So a nice tip is when you bring home soil pour boiling water on your soil on a tarp and let it dry in the sun. Kills off any eggs or fungus. Dont forget to scrub your containers from last year before you plant.😊😊😊
Where are the beans?
Isn't it amazing the amount of food the Lord has created for us! Love your garden and a little bit envious. TBH, very jealous! God Bless!
It is God has truly blessed out family!
I’m just now seeing this! Yo, I really love and appreciate seeing young folks use their minds to make things better for us older folks. This is a great way to help out the elderly. I’m not that old but I love those folks too!
Awww thank you so much. I really want to inspire and give out ideas for others.
Well, I grew up I. The Antelope Valley in Southern California. I still have family there and it’s a high desert where they are. This is a great way to get folks motivated to keep trying! Growing our own food is vital because our government hates us. I’m not meaning to be political, just mean to say that your video helps a Lot more people than you know! Ty
@jacksenreed7348 thank you so much I do believe we have to help and teach each other. Things are only getting crazier
I love that you totally ignored "spacing guidelines" with your bush beans 😂
I shall follow your lead this year!
Lol I'm trying to get the most out of my lil space 😆 🤣 I also plant like 3 in cinder blocks and they did well. They hold up each other better.
@@TeamBensonHomestead I hadn't thought about them supporting each other, but that makes sense!
I've also heard that planting more densely minimizes weeds and water loss due to evaporation.
@@shannoneg2000 that's true as well
@TeamBenson So... I left my house to buy cat food tonight. Instead, I wound up spending like $50 on planters, stackables, and seeds at Dollar Tree.
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I may have forgotten to buy cat food 😂
#ADHDbrain
@@shannoneg2000Been there myself lol
I love coating my fresh beans with olive oil and lots of seasonings and cooking in air fryer. Light, crisp and tasty dipped in your favorite sauce
Ohhh that sounds so yummy
I live in Florida and we have like 4 different types of fire ants on our property. I have a fire ant guy that comes and treats my property every 4 months but not around my garden. I use containers to garden as I am older and have arthritis and some mobility issues with my ankles and knees anymore. But I find those ants hate the smell of cinnamon. So I buy large containers of cinnamon and sprinkle on top of my containers and the ants stay out of them.
Ohhhh no 4 types!!! This is how I got ants out of my garden I had them once ua-cam.com/video/C4R4leHpHTQ/v-deo.htmlsi=pkEzpNlr2J3GbGFF. Ants aren't a huge problem here in the desert but sometimes we get them.
Never get tired of fresh green beans, they can be cooked so many good ways. Favs are teriyaki and bacon n onion. I want to try those dragon beans. Also asparagus beans. Biggest problem I’ve had here in south Florida is the hot wind, just general high heat, and the little containers dry out fast. You have a wonderful back yard. You are such a well spoken and cute young lady, I will subscribe!
Thank you so much and big welcome to my channel 😀❤. Fresh green beans are simply the best I love them.
To work with the hot winds, and sun scald you can buy a sheer woven sun cloth that you drape and secure to posts with clamps over your rows or patch. This lets in rain and plenty of sun, but minimizes any damage. There is a darker version if you want to maintain the HEAT in your rows to extend the growing season, of lettuces or second broccoli growth, or even tomatoes.
Beans will continue to flower if adequate light and warmth is provided, so more beans to eat!
Keep watered and work in a small handful of fertilizer (for flowers n vegetables) around each.
I never even thought of planting beans in those. That's awesome. Thank you for sharing this!!
With groceries costing what they cost and having an aging parent with a very small space, this is brilliant. I will definitely be doing this for her this year so she can have fresh bean's.
It works well I plant a lot of different things those.
I have been growing bush beans in my Greenstalk for years. Also bush tomato plants do wonderful in a Greenstalk. Peppers Greenstalk
I have an herb and salad garden Greenstalk also.
My harvest are crazy.
Give container gardening try.
I grow scarlet runners on tall teepee sticks, the beans are huge and the blossoms are beautiful. The hummingbirds love them.
Omg I bet that is beautiful 😍
Hi! Zone 8b gardener here. I’ll be growing Kentucky Wonders, Contenders & Blue Lake green beans. You have a very nice setup.
Thank you I love Kentucky Wonders. I normally grow them in the fall. I was also thinking a few seeds with the Noodle Beans only 2 of those survived so there might be room.
Hey! 8a here with Blue Lake and Jade Beans. First time planter. Let me know your success!
I always try to grow KY Pole Beans.
May god bless your seeds sewed
Blue Lake’s always produced an over abundance for us. We love them.
I loved this video. This is the first year of my life and I'm 63, that I've had a run in with fungus knits, uggg. Thanks for your input about the cinnamon. My hubby wanted to buy chemicals to get rid of them, I'm not into that stuff. I also didn't realize you could grow so many bean plants together in such small a area. I can't wait to get started. Wish I was in your location, I'm in Kansas and it's late February, I'm so ready to get my garden going, my little green house is over flowing. Until next time, happy growing.
You can use a food container with small holes poked all over the top to get rid of fungus gnats. I use half warm water/half apple cider vinegar with a drop of dawn dish soap to break surface tension so they fall in and drown in the water/vinegar combo. They are super attracted to apple cider vinegar. I put a pinch of sugar or honey in if I really want to get them coming in quick to the trap. After they thin out, I dump it and rinse it for the inevitable surge of the next round of hatched gnats coming out of the soil. When that happens, I repeat the process. That usually gets rid of the whole batch of them and the problem is over. Cinnamon never worked for me in the house, apple cider vinegar worked far better and faster.
I'm in SC, Zone 8a. I know exactly what you mean! I finally gave in and started germinating seeds in ziploc baggies this past week. Hope to be planting some seeds inside this week!
Oh fungus gnats are the worst and it's hard when you live in a rainy location. Also make sure you aren't over wateing.
Beautiful garden spot! You maximized very well, you should be so proud of yourself!
Thank you so much. You should see me new videos. I know can grow twice the amount of food. I currently have a 20 foot Black Cherry Tomatoe growing in my small space.
I put a hole in the center of each, and turn a clay pot upside down and it's off the ground so you can spin it to get even sun. I spun each day 1 turn. Works great
Cool idea. Thanks.
You Are absolutely a joy to watch and good for my 71-year-old soul. Thank you
Thank you so much that's so nice of you. I love making videos.
Zine 7 here..Thanks for your video we have some good tips and I did not know about cinnamon🙌🏽🙌🏽..You’re doing a great job with your garden and we’re learning a lot..Stay safe🥰🥰
Thank you so much. I'm happy to help.
This year was the first year that I was able to find these containers and I am so happy with them, they are not in the lease bit cheap. I also had very good luck with dollar tree seeds. No they are not heirloom or Non GMO but for gardeners on a budget you can't beat them. Lots of good tips in this video!!
Big congrats on your garden!!! And don't worry about them being heirloom you are going to grow an amazing garden. And don't worry at all about them being Non GMO. All seeds sold in stores are non gmo.
Thank you for the tip on letting each layer of the tower to get started before stacking!
Anytime I love my stackables
@@TeamBensonHomestead I did strawberries & the 2 lower levels weren't capturing enuf sun... Really appreciate the tip!
I'm loving your yard setup. Mine is such a hot mess and I feel like I don't know how to make it cute, much less organized! I just set up beds and pots wherever I have a space so it's quite a hodge podge of things. I'm a new subscriber and even though we're in totally different zones (I'm 5b/6a) I am learning a lot from you. Thank you for your videos ... keep them coming!
Big welcome to my channel!!! You got this. I used to feel my was all over the place but it slowly came together.
Oh, there's not a thing wrong with a hodge podge garden -- whatever fits your style is right. Gardens are very forgiving! 😀
Wonderful knowledge
Since Washington in high desert gets over 100 all I'm learning from you is fabulous.
Oh wow I never knew there was a high desert in WA. I went to Seattle once and it rained for like 10 days straight lol
I LOVE growing bush beans becuz they’re so easy, and they taste great! Fantastic video and right on time becuz I just moved my strawberries from the Dollar Tree stackers and now I can put my beans in them 🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾🫶🏽🫶🏽
Totally enjoyed the video. In fact I saved it as you mentioned several things I want to re-see. Loved it. ❤
I'm so glad! Thank you so much
Your garden is SO BEAUTIFUL! Looks like a great labor of love. Thanks for the advice and God Bless.
Thank you I just finished the redesign last week so I'm excited for my new tree.
I did this in my stackable Dollar Tree planters last year with Burgundy, Gold Rush, and Contender Bush Bean mix. They did great! I stacked 2 high so every compartment would receive rain evenly.
Oh I bet they were so beautiful 😍
What a wonderful tip with the cinnamon! Thank you for sharing!
Any time!
Love the idea of growing bush beans in a stackable! I was wondering what I was going to do with that. How did it work for you over the season?
So it would have been great but we had a crazy year of fires in California which made out weather terrible, also the bag soil I used from home depot was completely infest with everything and on top of all that since the fires affected our temperatures we had 70mph haboos roll in with 110 degree Temps. Haboos are a giant wall of sand that moves across the state lol. I was so jealous because everyone that started them with me when I did the video was sending me all these pictures of their towers full of beans.
@@TeamBensonHomestead That is too bad. Are you going to try again this year? How long does a bean bush last for? You said that they grow big over time, so is it harder to rotate the stackables after a certain growing time?
I'm a gardener here in Tempe Arizona.. Thank you for all your tips!
Oh hey!!! I went to ASU 🤗. And anytime I'm happy to help.
Just started watching your video. Very informative. I too love dragon beans. I grew them for the first time last year. Happy growing ❤
Big welcome to my channel, and thank you so much.
I’m glad you mentioned about the cinnamon. I ran and added some to mine
It really helps getting bagged soil right at the being of the spring is the worst because it really damp. If it get it during the summer it drys out so it kills them.
Bottom watering also helps keep down the gnats
I just found your channel and I LOVE IT! I would never have thought I could grow green beans in the stackable! I will definitely do it this year! Thank you so much!!!
Big welcome to my channel!!! Yes you can grow bushels anywhere!!
So glad I found this video. Had to order a case of the planters from Dollar Tree online because none of my local stores had them. I’m not only planting bush green beans but also bush black beans and bush pinto beans. Yay!
Big welcome to my channel!!! I think I'm going plant some pinto beans in mine too right now since it looks like we are in for a hot summer.
Excellent video! I’m planting a lot of beans this year.
Thank and yay you can never go wrong with beans
I pulled outside all my tiny plant starts and now there are 1,000 mile per hour winds here in NV. They knocked over so many things when I wasn’t home and before I planted. Tons of strawberry casualties. I want to cry, but I will NOT be discouraged. I hope you didn’t get our horrendous winds. Ugh. Happy gardening everyone!
Ohhhh nooo. We got some wind I have to cut a few broken tomatoe vines but that was about it. And you got this keep going, when I first started my channel a hail storm ruined my entire garden. I didn't post for like a month because I was so upset. But everyone was like just baby the plants and they will come back. And some of them did to my surprise.
From what I've read, they are self-pollinated and it's rare for them to cross unless they are super super close together. But thanks for the video! I am planning 4 types of bush beans in my stackers but I was only going to do one per side and I am so glad to hear I might be able to plant twice as much!
Oh nice perfect thank you for putting that. I couldn't remember. And yes they grow even better together because the support each other. It will help with the wind and heat.
@@TeamBensonHomestead that's so great to know! I'm hoping to grow more than we need so I can give some away at church and freeze some. I really appreciate this video because of all the things I'm growing this year, bush beans are the one I'm the most excited about!
That's really great it's so important to build the community up too and take care of the people around you too if you can.
Hi. I’m enjoying your video! I work in the Garden Department at one of The Home Depots Texas. I’m sorry the soil you purchased was wet. If you are ever not pleased with your item, you can easily return it. If you were my customer, I’d open a replacement for you to make sure it was wet. That way you would know for sure that you were getting what you want. Happy Gardening! 🌻
Awesome! Thank you! I'm better with returning things now if they are bad. I've learned to look out for things now too.
Beans are self-pollinating and pollination usually happens even before the blossom opens. So they are less likely to cross-pollinate even when growing close to each other. However, to be on the safe side, try to plant different varieties of beans at least 10 feet from one another if you are saving bean seeds. This is straight from Google. I believe we should be safe to save seeds from plants planted near each other. Because there is no way I could put 10ft between each variety lol. Hope that helps plus I needed to know for myself.
Thank you for looking that up. Lol yeah mine aren't going to be 10Ft either lol. I have saved seeds from my Kentucky Wonders for three pass few years and those have been growing true.
@@TeamBensonHomestead has your beans sprouted yet?
This helps me lot. I read 25 ft apart between varieties, which is a challenge for me. 10ft is doable. Thanks!
Your garden is beautiful in the background.
Thank you so much!
I'm really excited to see your bean tower 😊
It will be fun. I'm hoping for a ton.
I am amazed that everyone doesn't know about bush beans. I grew up with my Mom growing both types.
I didn't know about them until I was an adult. My grandparents always grew the big vines and used them to cover the patio.
@@TeamBensonHomestead my Mom used the pole beans for french cut beans. She let the beans get quite large and then slice them diagonally and very thinly. She loved them that way. Wish I knew what happened to the little machine she used to slice them.
When I started my tomatoes inside, I ended up with soil gnats. After my tomatoes were a few inches high, I put an 1 inch of sand over the soil. I then watered with a spike that went 5 or 6 inchs deep and you place a water bottle on the spike. NO MORE GNATES!
Ugh I hate gnats lol I get them in the house because I always end up overwatering the house plants.
Thank you so much for the fungus gnat remedy ! Love it.😎
Any time!
Great tips. Subscribed 🙂
Awesome, thank you!
It was 89° here today and it’s still officially winter. Spring is official in 2 days though. 😜
I hate trying to grow anything that trails in containers. So this is great to know about the beans. I missed out on the stackable pots. They never keep enough stock in of what everyone wants. I see some halfway decent priced ones on Amazon, so I may order those.
I hate those fungus gnats. Last year I got a lot of them. This year I did a ton of research to try and keep from getting them. I switched to Happy Frog potting soil and switched to coco coir to grow my seedlings in. So far, so good.
Yeah I swear the Dollar Tree only makes so many to make people wait every year lol. Gnats are the worst. Normally I let me potting soil dry out before putting it in my garden
I always dry out my soil
From the store. Especially fox farm. Wonderful soil but it can be wet and gnat filled.
I appreciate these tips. I got a bunch of them the other day at the Dollar Store and have been working on my plan for them. How did the beans turn out?
I love those things. That year they were going great until we had this crazy storm. I'm actually doing it again right now. I've grown so many things in those stackables.
@@TeamBensonHomesteadVery cool! I am working on some herbs indoors getting them ready for the trays up here in the PNW. I will wait a little longer and plant the beans outside. Lemon balm will likely be my biggest crop in the stackable trays, along with lettuce and basil.
If you haven't tried them before, I think you may well like Red Swan beans too. They are prolific, pretty, and very tasty. They'll keep producing for ages. I usually grow Blue Lake as my climbing bean, and I've tried many others as bush beans, but that Red Swan beat them all last year. They also froze very well too.
Oh I will have to try those. Red is my favorite color so I love having red things in my garden.
Found you by accident. Thank you for sharing! I am in a similar weather pattern.
Well I'm happy you found my channel and Big Welcome!!!
You garden is so beautiful!!! 🥰
Thank you so much. It's twice the size now. Same garden just more stuff in it lol
Beans will cross pollinate. If you want to save your seeds you will need to hand pollinate some of the flowers and mark them to collect the seeds.
very true!
Yes, you can save seeds
Last year I got tired of the rabbits chomping my green beans down to the ground when I tried growing them on the side of the house. So, since I had the same type of stackable, I grew the green beans in them on our front porch. Got a good crop, too. Try mixing leftover cooked green beans with scrambled eggs. You can add some Velveeta for cheesy eggs, too.
Nice omg I had a squirrel last year, that lil bugger ate so much lol.
Great video and informative 😊thanks!
Thank you so much 💓
Hi ! This is my first time to see you.
GREAT JOB ! 🎉 👍
Cynthia 🌷
Texas
Thank you so much and welcome to my channel
Vermiculite light layer on top keeps fungus knats far away. That is what I do with seed starter when starting inside seeds like Tomato/,Peppers
Oh that's a great tip thank you 😊
@@TeamBensonHomestead Your welcome. Learned it from Next level Gardening. He gardens in California but has lots of tips. Another tip-- when seed started weather using store bought or yr own diy seed starting mix always moisten mix with boiling water to kill those eggs.
I've been growing the royal purple and dragon tongue bush beans 🤩 Thanks for sharing your gardening tips!
Oh I love both of those!!!
I just found your channel and I have to tell you that I enjoyed this video so much! Can't wait to watch more! Great gardening advice!!! I bought 12 of those Dollar Tree planters in January and will be planting Contender bush beans in them in about 2 weeks. I garden in south Mississippi and our spring is getting a later start than usual this year. Have a wonderful week! ~GCG
Big welcome to my channel! And nice those planters go so fast. I hope you guys didn't get hit to hard with the crazy weather
@@TeamBensonHomestead We didn't get snow but it did get down in the 20s. It killed a lot of my garden, even the protected stuff.
Oh no well sending you tons of warm vibes for a great growing season.
Contender has done better for me (in MD) than any other variety! Great flavor, and I did some excellent dilly bean pickles with them also.
Hi Tiffany! I ran across your channel and loved it! Am now a new subscriber and am looking forward to watching all of your past videos along with new ones to come. Sending you warm Spring wishes🤗🌷🌻
Yay big welcome to my channel!!!! And thank you so much for watching my videos. If you ever have any questions about garden feel free to ask me. 😊
Most beans self pollinate. Bees can pollinate them too, but, most self pollinate.
But will they cross if you have different types close together?
You can always save seed, it Will still grow food, period, even hybrid seeds, they will grow food, even if it's not the original type
I’m so glad you made this video because I was able to get 30 plants in 5 stackables and then 6 more in 2 other planters (I did that before realizing I can plant 2 seeds per side of the pot). Also I planted 10 strawberry plants/crowns in 3 stackables and they’re doing great! I drilled a hole in the center of 6 stackables and drove a 3’ rebar into the ground, placed a concrete block over it and slowly stacked the planters on top of the rebar and concrete block. This way they shouldn’t tip over in the wind (hopefully). I’ve heard you could also use a 2” x 12-18” length PVC pipe instead of the concrete block but I just had the block available. I can also rotate the planters fairly easily for the best sun exposure as needed. Still, it looks beautiful and I’m so happy with my beans growing out of these planters! I also planted my blackberry and elderberry crowns in my stackable planters for now until they get bigger and I can prepare their permanent spot on our property. Thank you again for making these videos because it has truly saved me so much money and trouble and gave me ideas to plant in a way of which I hadn’t thought. Watering goes very quickly as well and my plants are so easy to maintain. I have two GreenStalks as well and honestly these stackables are so great to work with and makes vertical growing so approachable on a strict budget. I don’t need to buy the Greenstalks anymore. Growing is so satisfying this way! Visually it’s also stunning to look out my window and see them. They’re just so aesthetically pleasing to look at!
Yay I'm happy it was helpful and nice you got a lot of plants. That's so exciting!!!
Thank you for this video!! I’m learning so much from you ❤️ God bless
Yay I'm happy to help. If you ever have a question just let me know. I'm answering one every how to type video
You’re so adorable. Thank you so much for all your videos, true blessing! ❤
Thank you so much I'm happy to make videos for everyone to see.
You might try grabbing a large deco tin in DT when you’re there and use it to keep mice away from your seeds in the future. God bless you and your garden always in Jesus name Amen thank you for sharing👋🏻👩🏻🦳
Great idea!!
You have to plant the different varieties 10 feet apart to prevent nearly all potential for cross-pollination.. but if you aren't worried about it, go for it! I came up with some of my own varieties of beans a couple of years ago planting them close together! Can you say yard long dragon beans? LOL
Yes, if you want to keep your heirloom plant's seeds, you shouldn't plant them near any other beans, if you want to keep them pure.
Lol oh that has to be one interesting bean lol. I have had some interesting mixes over the years too. Now when I'm planning to save seeds I only plant one type. Since I have a small space I don't have to use all my seeds at once. Some years I grow for variety and some I grow to save seeds.
Can't wait to see it all filled out! Thank you!
I can't wait I think its going to be so pretty. The bok choy and lettuce filled out so nicely in them this year.
Do you have a pic you can post of your bok chow & lettuce ? would love to see it ....What all do you use bok chow for ? I've never really eaten it except in chinese food .....how else do you prepare it ? Thanks...
I’m so excited to try this! Glad I found you! From GA
Welcome to my channel! I just planted some more beans in mine for this year again.
Amazing!
Thanks!
New to ur channel from the West Valley of Arizona
Big welcome to my channel!!!
Great video!!!
Thank you 😊
I absolutely love your channel and appreciate you sharing your journey
Thank you so much. It makes me so happy to see so many people gardening with me.
Nice garden space! It looks great! Thank you for this video.
Thank you so much
Great video🤗
Thank you 😊
Love all the info and small space solutions! Subscribed.
Big welcome to my channel!!!!
Great video !! Very informative !! Thank you !!
Thank you for stopping by my channel!!
GREAT IDEA!!!
Thank you! 😊
What a great video!!!
Thank you 😊
Your garden is so beautiful 🧡
Thank you so much
Great idea with stackable planters.
Thank you, I'm hoping to get a ton
Thank you!
Anytime 😊
Thank you, for sharing ❤
Anytime 😊
Your backyard is 😍
Aww thank you!
Wow what knowledge. Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much 💓
Great video, thank you! ❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing again I found the stackable pots at the dollar tree so I will be doing these 😊♥️
Aren't they great I'm going to always plant spinach in them too.
Awesome video, new subscriber. Thank you!!
Big welcome!!! Thank you for checking out my channel
you have a wonder little garden with a big impact ....great job
Thank you so much 💓
Great video thank you
Thank you 😊
Very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Best video I learned so much thank you
Thank you 😊
I'm going to try growing my fall bush beans in my $Tree stackables! What a great idea!
Nice you will have to tell me how you like it. I'm going to be planting bean towers this fall.
Yes you can save the seeds, I do every year
Nice!!
Subscribed!! Love your garden and personality. Thank you ❤️🙏🏽💯 Can't wait to see more of your content. Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Big welcome to my channel!!! I'm happy to have you here 🥰
Hey 😊 I’m a new subbie. Go team Benson!!
Hey big welcome to my Channel!!!!
You really are made for this. Great channel. Thanks for the info. Just bought my first stacker.
Thank you so much 💓
❤❤❤Just happened across this channel. Good luck. Thanks for the tips
Welcome to my channel !!
Very nice!! ❤. Thanks for sharing!! California here
Thanks for watching!
Very enlightening. Thanks for the Cinnamon tip.
Anytime 😊
Just found your channel..i love the way you explain everything...nicely done
Big welcome to my channel!! I'm so happy to help
You are a joy to watch and learn from. Thank you. Super fun I may try this stackable bean idea. If I can find the stackers. If not, I’ll devise something. 💙
Thank you 😊 the stackables will probably come out again at the dollar tree in the fall. They come out in the Fall and early Spring.
First time here. Very informative. Thank you. I’m a subscriber now. Happy growing.
Big welcome to my channel and thank you. If you ever have garden questions feel free to ask me