Optimizing Sunlight: Setting Up My Container Garden & DIY Cinder Block Bench!
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
- Join me in this latest installment of our Garden Series as we tackle the essential task of finding the perfect spot for our container garden to maximize sunlight-a key factor for thriving plants. After an initial location didn't work out, I discovered a better spot that offers optimal sun exposure. Watch as I set up our vibrant container garden and introduce the plants to their new home.
But that's not all! We're also building a robust and stylish bench using cinder blocks and 4x4 posts. This DIY bench not only enhances the aesthetic of our garden but also provides a cozy spot to enjoy the beauty of our growing space.
📌 What You’ll Learn:
How to assess and choose the best location for a container garden based on sunlight.
Tips for arranging and planting in containers to ensure healthy growth.
Step-by-step guide to constructing a durable and attractive cinder block bench.
🔨 Tools & Materials Used:
Garden containers
Variety of plants
Cinder blocks
4x4 wooden posts
Soil and gardening tools
This video is perfect for those looking to start their own container garden or enhance their backyard with functional, DIY furniture. Don’t forget to hit 'Like', 'Subscribe', and share your thoughts or questions in the comments below!
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The separating tomatoes from peppers is fake news. I've grown mine side by side for a decade and have never had a spicy tomato. 🤣🤣
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Your hard work definitely paid off! Beautifully done, enjoy your new sitting area 😊
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Love that you want to grow food, for me gardening is so rewarding and kind of fun. Tomatoes grow pretty wide and tall, so you will need Wire Tomato Cage Supports for each plant, Cucumbers and Okra can use these as well. Amazon 3 for $16.90 Round or Triangle shapes and various sizes. Some square pavers would look nice under the bench, straw mulch would help keep your soil moist. Happy Gardening !!! 🥒🫑🌶🍅👍❤
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I have found my people! ❤❤❤
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Hi! I love your channel and look for new videos every week. Keep up the great work!
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I think moving the bench away from the fence is the best idea. I have a similar bench (w\o planters) in my yard, away from the fence. ❤
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I LOVE YOUR SET-UP LORD BE WILLING I'M GONNA MAKE ME A BENCH AS WELL. AWESOME JOB 💯❤️🔥💯 THANKS SIS FOR THE INSPIRATION!!! 💯🌹❤️🔥🌹💯
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like that cart
I feel like I can do this project
Go for it 😉
I don't have any advice because I don't know anything about gardening 😂 I'm going to keep watching for ideas. However, the bench is cute ❤
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I think the garden should be out where you have it, it will get sun on all sides. Up against the fence will be shaded part of the day. I'm glad you didn't out it up against the house, the overhang would have shaded it some and not allow rain to help with the watering.
Once you decide where the garden will be permanently, you can always pipe a water source closer. It's a good start!
P.S. - I didn't know about the peppers near tomatoes either, good information. TY.
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You can plant tomatoes with peppers but know that only spicy peppers should be away from all other plants. Also research companion planting.
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You should have put down cardboard boxes before you put the ground covering down. The cardboard help kelp the weeds down and it won't grow through the covering. If you put down cardboard boxes wet it down really well then put the covering over that just a suggestion...I love that arrangement it look great like that and your vegetables will love you too😊
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