We were renting on 2 different houses before we finally bought in 2020. I put my fruit trees and veggies in containers and portable raised beds. Moved twice with them, was great effort to haul all those life plants. Now we settled in our own house and finally able to out everything in the ground. I put all my 18 fruit trees along the side fence, created rosemary, roses, lavender and flower garden on the front yard and pool area and finally I have my own veggie garden patch at the backyard with worm farm. So so so happy!!
Wow! Would have loved to see more on the compost system. I have one open bucket on my balcony that relies on black fly larva, it works but his looks better!
This is amazing! I’m new to gardening & this will be my first season - am learning so much & my 5 year old & I are loving listening to gardening buds 🌸
Check out the instructions in the video description. :) Also, Steve and Rabea have an excellent website with lots of info: smartrenting.org/portable-composting/
their backyard is similar to mine. just a tiny courtyard. I use some large pots, plus some small raised garden beds on legs from Bunnings. I can, if I ever decide to move just pack them all up and take them with me. a great way to do it in a limited space.
Not bad. I do kratky tomatoes in 100L totes as well as various plants in soil containers. I will have to give a wicking bucket a try. Renting sucks for gardening
I too would like to know more about this compost method. It seems they might have tons of green waste, (40 buckets of weeding and trimming plus kitchen waste) how is it managed? Thanks!
My container veggie garden was stolen when I was moving. Had to move them to my carport before the carpets got professionally cleaned and friend with ute turned up. While I was inside for short time around 2 dozen of containers disappeared. We door knocked neighbours in the complex incase someone mistakenly claimed them. I was heart broken.
it looks very good, I am just worried about one thing. The plants are very close to the house and with termite problem in Australia it could be a problem for the house.
I tried an el-cheapo version of the wicking bucket. Instead of rocks, I used thick bits of wood. Instead of agricultural material, I used my old shirt. It worked really well in growing my cucumbers, but unfortunately every time I water the bucket, water would overflow out of the spout, and it would smell absolutely horrible.
I just started gardening and plant vegetables this year in pots. This is the hard part when you move out, go to new places and rent new house, especially when you live here in Australia it will take more space in the moving truck and its very Expensive! 😭😭😢😢 sigh
In some of their pots they have lining, does anyone of you guys have lining recommendations for buckets that isn't plastic fabric that'll shed microplastics?:)
@@astermars7544 can you please tell me the rock name and connector which used in the pipes . sorry cant understand the name . I want to buy from Bunnings if I know the exact name easy to ask . thanks in advance
We were renting on 2 different houses before we finally bought in 2020. I put my fruit trees and veggies in containers and portable raised beds. Moved twice with them, was great effort to haul all those life plants. Now we settled in our own house and finally able to out everything in the ground. I put all my 18 fruit trees along the side fence, created rosemary, roses, lavender and flower garden on the front yard and pool area and finally I have my own veggie garden patch at the backyard with worm farm. So so so happy!!
What a beautiful couple. Love what they’ve created.
In the netherlands its 30 -40% buyers. And the rest are renters. Glad to see other Dutch people on your show. Lovely.
je moet beter luisteren: Rabea komt uit Duitsland
@@norbertjanssen6855 Ik hoorde het ook verkeerd haha. Nederlandse groetjes uit de Gold Coast!
G'day from Australia🦘🐨🇦🇺❤
Wow! Would have loved to see more on the compost system. I have one open bucket on my balcony that relies on black fly larva, it works but his looks better!
smartrenting.org/portable-composting/
Check out Steve and Rabea's website for lots of great detail about the compost system. :)
This is fantastic, we rent and grow everything in pots to take with us, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Wow! This is amezing. And the fact that the containers are pretty much self watering makes everything easier.
Thanks for sharing.
❤🙏
This is amazing! I’m new to gardening & this will be my first season - am learning so much & my 5 year old & I are loving listening to gardening buds 🌸
Fantastic idea! And I would also love to see or hear more on the compost system please
Check out the instructions in the video description. :)
Also, Steve and Rabea have an excellent website with lots of info: smartrenting.org/portable-composting/
i love the energy and the ideas here❗
their backyard is similar to mine. just a tiny courtyard. I use some large pots, plus some small raised garden beds on legs from Bunnings. I can, if I ever decide to move just pack them all up and take them with me. a great way to do it in a limited space.
Love the shirt Costa! Great garden too!
I have a reasonably big back yard and I am making my front garden into a veggie patch too so this is very inspirational ❤❤❤
Wonderful! Would love to see the results
The host has mastered no-till tool-free grooming. 🤣
😂😂😂😂
Fantastic lovely and impressive presentation Friend obrigado
From India
Amazing, exactly what I have to do 🌱🌸🌱👍
Great Baby Bump !!!!
Congratulations from San Diego
As usual brilliant show 😍🥰
Thank you so much 😀
Love this episode!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing. Keep shining!
Not bad. I do kratky tomatoes in 100L totes as well as various plants in soil containers. I will have to give a wicking bucket a try. Renting sucks for gardening
I too would like to know more about this compost method. It seems they might have tons of green waste, (40 buckets of weeding and trimming plus kitchen waste) how is it managed? Thanks!
smartrenting.org/portable-composting/
Check out Steve and Rabea's website for lots of great detail about the compost system. :)
Gardening Australia Thank you!
she is pregnant, congrats to her !!
So inspiring
My container veggie garden was stolen when I was moving. Had to move them to my carport before the carpets got professionally cleaned and friend with ute turned up. While I was inside for short time around 2 dozen of containers disappeared. We door knocked neighbours in the complex incase someone mistakenly claimed them. I was heart broken.
it looks very good, I am just worried about one thing. The plants are very close to the house and with termite problem in Australia it could be a problem for the house.
Thanks for introducing to great concept, I have a question
How often we need to pour water into to pipe?
As it said watering on top is one off.
Really nice
Love this thankyou for sharing ❤️🍇🍉
Thanks for watching!
This is so cool! 😍😍😍
😳Such lush growth🎅 Which fertiliser/manure does the anchor use 😂😂😂
Great idea! Reckon how many buckets they have by now?
I tried an el-cheapo version of the wicking bucket. Instead of rocks, I used thick bits of wood. Instead of agricultural material, I used my old shirt. It worked really well in growing my cucumbers, but unfortunately every time I water the bucket, water would overflow out of the spout, and it would smell absolutely horrible.
Thank you
I just started gardening and plant vegetables this year in pots. This is the hard part when you move out, go to new places and rent new house, especially when you live here in Australia it will take more space in the moving truck and its very Expensive! 😭😭😢😢 sigh
Is this bucket compost system the same as any other larger system or do they need to do certain things to make it successful? Would love to have a go!
Check out smartrenting.org/portable-composting/ for all Steve and Rabea's composting and smart renting tips.
@@GardeningAustralia thanks!
In some of their pots they have lining, does anyone of you guys have lining recommendations for buckets that isn't plastic fabric that'll shed microplastics?:)
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Can you please more explain with material name how he make the portable container .
smartrenting.org/portable-composting/
Check out Steve and Rabea's website for lots of great detail about the compost system. :)
@@GardeningAustralia not the composting one other one which they for planting .
@@aru2435 they've explained it in video description. I think it is pretty understandable and easy to follow.
@@astermars7544 can you please tell me the rock name and connector which used in the pipes . sorry cant understand the name . I want to buy from Bunnings if I know the exact name easy to ask . thanks in advance
Scoria stone, found in trade section at Bunnings. Bought some yesterday
Details of the composting system:
www.abc.net.au/gardening/factsheets/resourceful-renter/12155080