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  • It’s time to put up the row covers in my garden and this year, I’m trying out some new ones! Plus, I’m getting my hanging pots ready for the front porch with new baskets!
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  • @cynthia2233
    @cynthia2233 20 днів тому

    I came on here to say what others have said. I cut a wide strip of plastic and line most of the pot with it, leaving the bottoms open for better drainage. I guess it's a learn and do sort of thing, whatever your environment dictates. That size looks perfect for the area!
    Do you watch Garden Answer? She found a new type of tunnel that she seems to really like. The one she got seems to be thicker and not as transparent, but I believe she said that you choose the thickness when you order. Thank you for encouraging us to get out there and plant!

  • @cindykeely5812
    @cindykeely5812 20 днів тому +8

    I put a small disposable baby diaper in the bottom of my coco fiber hanging baskets. Works beautifully!!

  • @lynnstarr8573
    @lynnstarr8573 15 днів тому

    I learn so much from your vlogs and I am grateful! ❤

  • @anounimouse
    @anounimouse 19 днів тому +1

    Kaleb, to secure our row covers we screwed large washers into & along the wood edges of our raised beds and applied large magnets on the outside of the row covers to fasten onto the washers: It's a perfect system to keep the edges taut!

  • @shod61
    @shod61 20 днів тому +8

    I’ve seen, on UA-cam, a number of people line the inside/bottom of their baskets with plastic and punch a few holes in it to drain excess water. It helps retain some water and also extend the life of the coco liner. This would give your fern a bit more water than your succulents also.

  • @lauravandien2363
    @lauravandien2363 20 днів тому +2

    Everything is looking so lush! The basket size is just right for your porch-lovely!

  • @SuAnne-lc5rw
    @SuAnne-lc5rw 17 днів тому

    Your home is beautiful inside and out! 😊❤

  • @momfromcc2934
    @momfromcc2934 20 днів тому +3

    I love your videos, especially the tutorial videos on gardening. This is my first year planting a container garden. Becky ,Acre Homstead, and your videos are my favorite. Thank you for your attention to detail and the stories you share.

  • @LuckyEucalyptusTree-ey9jn
    @LuckyEucalyptusTree-ey9jn 7 днів тому

    Your ferns are gorgeous 🥰

  • @curtreese3089
    @curtreese3089 20 днів тому +4

    Hanging pots look great

  • @marymohan4034
    @marymohan4034 23 дні тому +4

    I love You're hanging pots I love the look of it I also love your rule covers. 💖 thanks so much for sharing ♥️

  • @sherrybee111
    @sherrybee111 19 днів тому

    You could try pvc pipes filled with sand to hold your cover down. I'm going to try it on mine this year

  • @karenschmoutz6785
    @karenschmoutz6785 19 днів тому

    I used a water retention product from Miracle Gro last year for the first time, pots as well as hanging baskets. It worked pretty well, but you’re correct about not needing very much of the product-it really does absorb the water & turns into a gel blob. Your porch ferns look lovely!

  • @Gladioli10
    @Gladioli10 20 днів тому

    Really love your videos!

  • @alandenniston8209
    @alandenniston8209 20 днів тому

    Just ordered two of those 17”baskets. 😊

  • @user-kd7fs6lr3z
    @user-kd7fs6lr3z 20 днів тому

    One year I put a diaper in each pot and it worked great!!! Don’t know where I heard about doing that.

  • @sharonlock7035
    @sharonlock7035 20 днів тому +1

    I enjoyed watching how you put on your row cover. I used row covers for the first time this year to protect my new growth hostas and basil from rabbits. I used stakes to hold down the cover but I like how you used the posts. I’ll have to try that next year.

  • @patrickh2527
    @patrickh2527 19 днів тому

    Just ordered the same pot from Kinsman. It is now back ordered. Your viewers must have ordered a lot from Kinsman. They should sponsor your channel.🙂 Love your garden.

  • @MissAAAAA1
    @MissAAAAA1 20 днів тому +2

    I used soil moist many years ago. I didn't find it was worth it.

  • @gardengal26
    @gardengal26 20 днів тому

    I’ve struggled with my pots drying out for a long time. For the last several years I’ve lined the baskets with a single use plastic bag (stores don’t use them anymore , so I hung onto my collection) that I’ve poked holes in. They last from year to year and have solved the problem. I also maintain a pretty strict watering schedule now too, which has also helped.

  • @kathystarnes6744
    @kathystarnes6744 20 днів тому

    For my containers that have cocoa fiber liners, I take a Menards plastic bag (these are nice quality) cut off the handles and cut down two sides by tge seam and lay these out in the bottom of the liner before adding my soil. Make sure you cut 1” slits in the plastic bag to allow some drainage. It works wonderfully! I’m in Sioux Falls SD zone 4b

  • @crystaldance5731
    @crystaldance5731 20 днів тому

    Wow you have a stunning home and gardens kaleb looks so beautiful ❤️😊👍🏻

  • @user-xf7gn5jh4i
    @user-xf7gn5jh4i 20 днів тому +1

    Nice you made me a believer

  • @cathysahlfeld3924
    @cathysahlfeld3924 20 днів тому

    Thank you! Such great info! 💚

  • @sherriea2841
    @sherriea2841 22 дні тому +1

    Kaleb I am wondering how you secure your patio lights onto your home? The hanging baskets are lovely! I love your videos, I usually watch them on Facebook.

  • @ChristineHemmert
    @ChristineHemmert 20 днів тому

    Great info and the hanging baskets are lovely!

  • @user-ec1ry2vg4l
    @user-ec1ry2vg4l 20 днів тому

    Love the ferns - they give a lot of bang for your buck ❤🎉from Andrea 😊

  • @valeriebardascino4970
    @valeriebardascino4970 22 дні тому +3

    So many great tips! Will the fabric cover also help keep out bunnies or at least deter them from munching on the plantings? Thank you for your website and wonderful content!

    • @WyseGuide
      @WyseGuide  15 днів тому +1

      I don't have many issues with rabbits, but I imagine it could certainly help! 😊

    • @valeriebardascino4970
      @valeriebardascino4970 15 днів тому

      Worth a try! Thank you 😊

  • @wendywelsh2737
    @wendywelsh2737 20 днів тому

    I have used soil moist mats. It keeps the soil moist and also they don’t drip on the porch as bad. I recently saw Aquasav coco liner and decided to try one. Ferns are so pretty!

  • @pammcmillan8842
    @pammcmillan8842 20 днів тому

    ❤😊

  • @funnybunny81
    @funnybunny81 20 днів тому

    Beauty!! Can you share where your bird baths are from?

  • @Mary-had-a-lil-farm
    @Mary-had-a-lil-farm 12 днів тому

    What is the brand name or where did you get those fiberglass hoopts for the row covers?

  • @karenwittfoth5380
    @karenwittfoth5380 20 днів тому +2

    Do any of the plants under the netting need pollination?

    • @WyseGuide
      @WyseGuide  15 днів тому

      No, they do not! This is why row covers can be used. Everything under these row covers are cole crops which means they are harvested before they flower and need pollination. 🌿

  • @lrlgr2366
    @lrlgr2366 20 днів тому

    Would I be able to use cheesecloth in lieu of the row cover you have used?

  • @alenakirby8311
    @alenakirby8311 23 дні тому +2

    Hi! Can you share where you get these again? I missed where you said in the video.
    Also, this maybe a dumb question but do you not have to worry about pollinators? Is it bad if bees can’t access your garden?

    • @agmin2098
      @agmin2098 20 днів тому

      Kinsman gardens are where the baskets are from..lots of beautiful garden supplies 😊 and different choices of baskets on their website…Kaleb said he has the 17 inch.

  • @annm6941
    @annm6941 15 днів тому

    🥰🌱🪴👍

  • @suebailey6893
    @suebailey6893 20 днів тому

    Is Joel still your camera man?

  • @jjharveyMI
    @jjharveyMI 20 днів тому

    Young man, you didn't trim the grass around your raised beds.