FREE Plant Fertilizer SYSTEM How to Make COMPOST Easy & GROW Tons of Vegetables in RAISED Garden BED

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  • The Simplest Easy Method to NO Compost Piles, how to make Compost and Grow in It and make Plant Food Fertilizer, perfect for big or small space garden. 2 Pot System to Grow Food, How to Compost with this EASY METHOD, Container Garden, 2 System set up, No Compost Piles, Simple "Free" System Feeds your Vegetable Plants daily flowing fertilizer for tons of food in your garden by composting in place with kitchen scraps and plant leaves, that can be done anywhere, in a tote, storage container, container garden, raised bed vegetable garden, large flower pot or in the direct ground with your growing plants. This set up of compost in place also creates an easy worm farm for your plants. The Easiest FOOD Vegetable Garden you can set up and Grow and compost in place for free plant food. This set-up can be Free (if you have some of these plant pots any pots). I have been using this method now for years, as we have been growing Tons of food like tomatoes, peppers, watermelon (yes in a tote), parsley, celery, Malabar spinach, moringa tree, herbs, mint, kale, collard, carrots, radishes, sage, oregano, thyme, basil, lettuce, and more vegetables. I compost in place making free plant food from kitchen scraps and leftovers and browning leaves as the plants grow, as win win perfect vegetable Garden.
    How to Compost in Place in RAISED BED Container Garden Grow Vegetables Pot Plants METHOD Small Space
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    EASY METHOD How to COMPOST in PLACE in RAISED BED Garden GROW Tons of Vegetables 2 System Pot Plants
    FREE Plant Fertilizer SYSTEM, RAISED Garden BED & How to COMPOST in PLACE to GROW Tons of Vegetables
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  • @AresMares_Maria
    @AresMares_Maria Рік тому +30

    Great idea again! I live in the city and I can't find anywhere worms. But 3months ago when I found your channel and do the composte in place I didn't have worms too. But even without worms everything I had in my containers, kitchen scrubs etc, everything had turned into beautiful black soil!!! So I don't worry if I don't have warms. It only took 3months to have that great soil. I've done the same with my zucchinis and everything I have. It saves me a lot of money. Thank you again for your wonderful idea Robbie 🤗 God bless you 🙏🌻

    • @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy
      @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy  Рік тому +3

      Yes, Microbes do great in breaking down organic matter, as you can see!!! Wonderful ❤️😊🌱💕

    • @HaliSlots
      @HaliSlots Рік тому +6

      You can get red worms from a pet store for $3-$10 or go to a park after a rainy day and lift rocks or wood and bring a cup to find free worms.

    • @AresMares_Maria
      @AresMares_Maria Рік тому

      @@HaliSlots yes I know but we don't have any rain here in the city for months now and I can't afford to pay for earthworms. I have a cat too which means that if I finally can afford buying earthworms I will have to watch them or pay for getting a warm farm too etc and I certainly can't afford the cost of it...

    • @HaliSlots
      @HaliSlots Рік тому +1

      @@AresMares_MariaYou have craiglist? See if anyone has worms for free. Or If you know of an area with a mid large rock bring a bottle of water and put a piece of lettuce and water daily or every other day. Free worms. 🥰

    • @debclaussen2636
      @debclaussen2636 Рік тому +1

      Not all worms will compost your garbage. Look for Red Wigglers, Europeaan Nightcrawlers, African Nightcrawlers or Blue Worms.

  • @debbiespringer7961
    @debbiespringer7961 Рік тому +7

    You're a genius, Robbie!

  • @kakaocoffee5366
    @kakaocoffee5366 Рік тому +4

    i love you lady!

  • @Ladysimonetv
    @Ladysimonetv Рік тому +5

    another great video sent it to my Facebook

  • @brandishoogy
    @brandishoogy Рік тому +33

    You are just so creative, bubbly, positive and amazing. I absolutely adore your channel. Thank you for always giving me new ways to help me garden and do the best I can for my humming birds. 🤗💜💛🧡

  • @susanp102
    @susanp102 Рік тому +1

    I just started watching ur gardening videos and am getting a lot of good ideas. I have to ask "who is ur delightful, little gardening companion? Is that Gary, LOL?" My husband passed away 11 years ago, and since then I've been "fostering failing" elderly, homeless Yorkies (the ones no one wants) and what a delight they have been. They aren't usually as hyper as younger dogs, and usually become very devoted, at least mine have. Another gardening channel I watch has a co-gardener named Tucker, but he is usually trying to dig up carrots or get ahold of cucumbers. I enjoy seeing ppl's companions.

  • @sharu5449
    @sharu5449 Рік тому +5

    Hi Robbie 🙃🙋🏻‍♀️

  • @joanmcbean332
    @joanmcbean332 Рік тому +19

    I love your videos. I learn a lot from you. I'm a novice gardener and I just keep learning. You are one of my best teachers. You make everything simple and easy. Keep up the good work.

  • @manuelrocha1834
    @manuelrocha1834 Рік тому +3

    Hello. Robbie. Our Walmart here where we live. Had a Awesome end of summer Clearance, garden center sale. Everything went 50% and even 75 % OFF of what they had. Soil, Mulch, Beautiful plants and flowers. Everyone was going Wild. I got a few plants and trees. Rushed over to the line. but i was 1st in line Hooray !! What a great system. Mother Natures plant food is the Best.Thanks for the video and demonstration. And we got to see cute little Kitty. I Always say AWW. What a Cutie.See ya !! Keep Cool. Nora and Manuel.

  • @jesussaves4798
    @jesussaves4798 Рік тому +6

    Robbie I have to thank you for actually teaching me how to use compost, it’s been great! Thank you 😊 and blessings to you and Gary 🌺🧡

  • @CindyOrangeNeely
    @CindyOrangeNeely Рік тому +9

    Just found a tote in the ditch on the side of the road last weekend...now to find some buckets! I love trying out the things you show us. Our weather has been so crazy here in zone 7 and a lot of my plants are struggling but I'm so proud to say I've grown 3 good size zucchinis after hand pollinating and they were delicious! And even though some of my other veggies are not doing so well from the extreme heat and torrential downpours, I'm not giving up. I get discouraged but then I see a few little "midnight snack" tomatoes peeking out under the leaves and I get excited all over again.

    • @terrikyle6470
      @terrikyle6470 Рік тому +1

      Try a construction site or a new build. Drywall mud and other things come in 5 and 3 gallon buckets and they just throw them away

  • @ckchan9180
    @ckchan9180 Рік тому +2

    Great system. One problem I found was that rats are digging holes in the soil tunneling under the plastic buckets to get to the worms or compost. If there is a gap in the bucket, small mice squeeze in and make a nest under the bucket to keep cool. I have to be careful in what I use as compost. Those little mice are smarter than I thought.

  • @dianahilliard8966
    @dianahilliard8966 Рік тому +1

    Just had to share. I have a bunch of aloe vera plants. I like to give them away because they're so great fo wounds and burns. Well, I'm taking care of a friend so I am not home. My husband brought me a plant where I'm staying. Consequently it had almost no soil. I decided I would pour used, wet coffee grounds in it and see what happened. Well turns out my aloe loves it. It i growing like crazy and even has sprouted babies. I learned something new.

  • @wishcloudstudios
    @wishcloudstudios Рік тому +11

    TOTES, TULLE and TUBING! 🤣🤣🤣 What will be Robbie's next favorite "T" ?

  • @reiki11
    @reiki11 Рік тому +1

    Wish YT had a 💕 button!
    Keep coming up with these winners!!!

  • @ahavadaniel4883
    @ahavadaniel4883 Рік тому

    I appreciate y’all from Houston Texas!God bless you both abundantly!!!

  • @arthuurwong49
    @arthuurwong49 Рік тому +2

    For those looking for organic matter you can go to yr local grocery store & ask for discarded greens & things like corn husks during corn season - there’s usually a big garbage bin next to piles of corn that people can remove the husks & throw into the bin - saves store from hauling out husks - just bring boxes or big bags & ask produce guy for them

  • @jillzy1182
    @jillzy1182 Рік тому +11

    Also in Southern California, but my soil is clay and who knows what! Last year I did quite well. Learned what I could and could not grow well with my soil. Then I made the biggest mistake ever. I used miracle grow granules you mix with water.
    Ever since I have zero earth worms. I went from seeing 3-5 when digging a new small hole to add a vegetable, to zero. I haven’t seen a worm since March and only tomatoes & zucchini will grow. I was going to tear everything out of my in ground 5x10 garden, add a bunch of kitchen scraps, shredded paper etc and wait a couple months.
    Even my raised bed had worms. So sad. Hopefully I can bring them back. Will try your method as well for the raised bed.
    Just got my solar water fountains to make the hummingbird water fountains this week. Can’t wait to try it. It’s been so hot. It will definitely be welcomed by all the birds we have here in the canyon.

    • @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy
      @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy  Рік тому +2

      I have never used their granules, so I can not really comment on that....I do use their soil, so far so good. I do believe the worms will come back, but something made they move on, and they do not want to come back. Try this method, I know you will have great luck. Have fun making that solar fountain, I will be doing more on that very soon, Thanks

    • @terribremer6115
      @terribremer6115 Рік тому

      Check out Deep South Homestead UA-cam for advice on that issue. Have to be careful what products you use.

    • @arthuurwong49
      @arthuurwong49 Рік тому +1

      Skip the granules - probably the chemicals are deterring the worms

  • @Mark_and_Emy
    @Mark_and_Emy Рік тому +7

    We've GOT to try this!!! THANKS! ❤️

  • @kleineroteHex
    @kleineroteHex Рік тому +3

    Love the hat as well as your system!

  • @swone6349
    @swone6349 Рік тому +9

    I learn so much from you! 😃

  • @wishcloudstudios
    @wishcloudstudios Рік тому +16

    I have been wanting to do drain pipes on all my totes! Thank you for figuring this out for me! 💟💟💟💟💟💟

    • @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy
      @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy  Рік тому +1

      I am doing this in my Dishpans now too, LOVE IT! Thanks

    • @Debbie-Keller
      @Debbie-Keller Рік тому

      @@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I was thinking that a bent straw/ small tubing would work great in small trays!!

    • @theresaparker4891
      @theresaparker4891 Рік тому

      ​@Debbie Keller using old picnic coolers with the tops removed, the ones that already have drainage spouts, then all you need is the hose.

  • @yayalovesyah3687
    @yayalovesyah3687 Рік тому +4

    👏😄Bravo Robbie💕 I value your knowledge and innovation.

  • @brandishoogy
    @brandishoogy Рік тому +3

    btw. I love that set up also...😁💜🤗

  • @Debbie-Keller
    @Debbie-Keller Рік тому +4

    Yay!! I have been waiting for this one for a year!! All last year, You kept saying this is going to be very important for me. That coyote had a collar on it?

    • @4Grace4Truth
      @4Grace4Truth Рік тому +3

      Wait-What?! At 9:20 Yes, the coyote has got a collar!!

    • @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy
      @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy  Рік тому +3

      @@4Grace4Truth yes, that is a tagged Coyote so it can be traced where it travels. I should post online, “ someone’s lost coyote is in my yard come get it” 😊

    • @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy
      @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy  Рік тому +1

      Yes it took me a year, and boy do I need this set up here, finally I got to it for me and You 😊❤️ thanks

    • @Debbie-Keller
      @Debbie-Keller Рік тому

      @@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy thank you so much for showing us!!

    • @Debbie-Keller
      @Debbie-Keller Рік тому

      @@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy "Lost Dog" LOL sign !!

  • @josiebridges3583
    @josiebridges3583 Рік тому +6

    Thank you for another good idea, Robbie. Very timely . . . . .

  • @dawnbaker9274
    @dawnbaker9274 Рік тому +8

    Thanks for this video. Here in Texas, my garden burnt to crispies. But going to order a bolt of tulle to protect may plants and start this fertilizer maker. Doing more container gardening using your water saving ideas as well. Thank you.

  • @whatdidyouthinkwouldhappen1203

    I usually watch your videos in the evening and it gets me so excited to try new gardening projects. Hahahaha so I usually am in my garden in the evening working on something new. I have shared your methods with others and encourage them to grow even if they don't have a large garden.

  • @guerillagrace
    @guerillagrace Рік тому +1

    🐇so cute bouncing around

  • @pbear7814
    @pbear7814 Рік тому

    Robby, you make gardening easy. Thank you!

  • @catherinemurphy873
    @catherinemurphy873 Рік тому +3

    Very interesting. Thanks a bunch.

  • @susiepoo51
    @susiepoo51 Рік тому +1

    Robbie, you could have a video on anything and you’d get subscribers LOL! You could do a video on “Robbie and kitty” LOL! 🥰🥰🥰
    By the way, I’ve been watching you for years!

  • @LifestyleGardener
    @LifestyleGardener Рік тому

    Can’t wait to try everything you show, when I have yard one day!

  • @joyceandrada8697
    @joyceandrada8697 Рік тому

    ..you're gorgeous and done genuinely garden jobs, ❤ from 🇩🇪

  • @swone6349
    @swone6349 Рік тому +5

    🤗

  • @smallspaceswithGloria
    @smallspaceswithGloria Рік тому +3

    You are a genius 😊

  • @mbmiller1956
    @mbmiller1956 Рік тому +2

    ROBBIE! You are a genius! Can’t wait to try this 🍅🍅🍅

  • @wendyburston3132
    @wendyburston3132 Рік тому

    Since following Robbie and Gary's channel I've tried to be more creative. Had a terrible time keeping water in my fountain (a bowl) so I boughta plastic tub add put a bucket in it. Both are filled with water. The birds love to splash in both are when the water level goes down in the bucket the water stops spilling out. The birds love it.

  • @ndlz1
    @ndlz1 Рік тому

    I’m so wanting the warm weather to start in the N.E.!

  • @onedazinn998
    @onedazinn998 Рік тому +1

    Brilliant! :)

  • @casimiralexander
    @casimiralexander Рік тому

    😝 Nevermind! You just answered my previous question inthe video!

  • @irishpixierose
    @irishpixierose Рік тому +1

    Cool idea!

  • @carmencho8308
    @carmencho8308 Рік тому +3

    Looks like perfect raised bed system. Didn’t think you could improve on what you’ve shown us but yes, you did! Taking it a couple if steps further with this genius recycling growing system. Thanks for helping us be more successful gardeners!.

  • @lynettetucker544
    @lynettetucker544 Рік тому

    Thanks Robbie this is another great idea 💡 ✨✨💚

  • @kaoline4172
    @kaoline4172 Рік тому +1

    Amazing Robbie as usual, Robbie!

  • @MsAuraMatic
    @MsAuraMatic Рік тому

    Love all your ideas working with nature.

  • @michelletetreault9428
    @michelletetreault9428 Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much for all the great tips on the compost bucket!!!🥰

  • @ellemarkele6081
    @ellemarkele6081 Рік тому

    Genius! I love this! Thank you so much.

  • @soniamarshall9293
    @soniamarshall9293 Рік тому

    Love love love this idea!

  • @justskoolinaround11
    @justskoolinaround11 Рік тому +3

    Thank you Robbie. Love your videos. Learning a lot. And I set up my first solar birdbath today. Living in Cheyenne, Wyoming. It's been in the upper 90s.. birds already coming to it.. so Thanks again from the birds and me. :)

  • @sovereign.spirit
    @sovereign.spirit Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much Robbie! 🌿🌱

  • @valoriegriego5212
    @valoriegriego5212 Рік тому +1

    Cool, Robbie! 👍This system certainly is a game changer!😃

  • @donnarichey144
    @donnarichey144 Рік тому

    Amazing ideas. Thank you

  • @emylytle5409
    @emylytle5409 Місяць тому

    Does your red bucket have holes I didn’t see it? Thank you Robbie 🥰😊👩‍🌾👍 ok now I heard you, the red bucket has holes all around and the green as well, thank you Robbie 🥰🙏🏻👍😊👩‍🌾

  • @sharperone8237
    @sharperone8237 Рік тому

    Thank you Ms Robbie😁

  • @graceful-shakti9019
    @graceful-shakti9019 11 місяців тому

    Very cool

  • @juliekeil8791
    @juliekeil8791 Рік тому +1

    Another brilliant idea, Robbie! Thank you 💖

  • @ZE308AC
    @ZE308AC Рік тому

    Robbie and Gary always sharing the best ideas when it comes to garden.

  • @cathyrobi3891
    @cathyrobi3891 Рік тому +3

    This is very valuable information right here - thank you

  • @crystalross1808
    @crystalross1808 Рік тому

    I truly do love your way of gardening I get really excited when I'm about to watch your videos keep it up.

  • @wilsoncrystal9661
    @wilsoncrystal9661 Рік тому

    Thanks for all your videos! I started to share your videos with my mom and although English isn’t her first language, I told her you explain things so well she can only see and do what you do. 😊

  • @robinpesek3657
    @robinpesek3657 Рік тому +1

    Thank you!

  • @terrycampbell8173
    @terrycampbell8173 Рік тому +1

    Robbie you have been a blessing to me and my family…we are eating what we grow! God Bless.

  • @scwheeler24
    @scwheeler24 Рік тому +1

    Ingenious as always Robbie! Great ideas that anyone can do. Just awesome

  • @DonnasCreationsandMore
    @DonnasCreationsandMore Рік тому +1

    I have to do this ASAP I don't have any thing set up for free plant food. Great idea 👍 thanks for sharing.

  • @christinadzindzio3632
    @christinadzindzio3632 Рік тому

    I'm using your compost in place and had lots of activity in my kitchen scraps in just 2-3 days!! So cool. Thank you for sharing all these videos! I've learned so much from you Robbie. I first found your channel for hummingbird info.

  • @metalrabbit09
    @metalrabbit09 Рік тому +2

    I grew two pepper plants in plastic containers next to each other, and there's a big difference now between the two now.
    One container is a second hand flower pot with an drainage holes in the bottom and one is enlarged.
    The other container is a five gallon bucket that I put seven 3/8's inch holes in at an inch and a half from the bottom. After a few rains, it made lots of blossoms and started setting peppers again. The peppers on it are also sweeter and juicer.
    I have mulch on the bottom and mulch at the top of the bucket. The soil doesn't get hot.
    I've been dropping in a sprinkle of 10-10-10 with minors into the mulch every two weeks. I use as close as I can get to hardwood mulch, twigs, small branches, and shredded card board like from cereal boxes shredded in a 10 page shredder.
    Someone told me that she sets up her peppers in 5 gallon buckets with two 1/4 inch holes two inches from the bottom.
    I didn't expect to get peppers this time of year in growing zone 9.

    • @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy
      @RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy  Рік тому +1

      That is the way my peppers are set up in my Rainbow Garden in what I show as my Pizza Garden in 5 gallon buckets, those red pepper have been growing in there now since last year, and still now full of peppers and flowers

  • @rootsshootsgardenboots
    @rootsshootsgardenboots Рік тому

    Love it. Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤️🧡💛

  • @jeanniek1498
    @jeanniek1498 Рік тому

    Very Nice Robbie... Constant Compost Tea. Natural gardening

  • @LSinclair
    @LSinclair Рік тому

    Robbie, you are so cute! And pretty! I know this isn’t the important part of your videos hahaha but I love your cheerful, exhuberant self!

  • @katieamero6714
    @katieamero6714 Рік тому

    Thank you! I have been setting up your method for the last 3 yrs. the best I could understand, you just clearly showed the best video ever❤️

  • @Deauxneal
    @Deauxneal Рік тому

    You are simply brilliant! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creativity!

  • @HaliSlots
    @HaliSlots Рік тому

    Worked on my garden for 5 hrs today. Loved your new video. I'm always telling people interested in gardening about your videos because I know your methods are fun and very easy. Love the colorful tote garden too.

  • @Valerie11859
    @Valerie11859 11 місяців тому

    This is the set up I'm going to do.

  • @janmclellan8963
    @janmclellan8963 Рік тому

    I luv your method I will be doing soon as I have a container that I have my compost tea in and like you showed us earlier I made a scoop and now need to expand because running around the garden with a scoop Is really time consuming and my plants need the tea thanks Robbie!

  • @betsybeecolorado
    @betsybeecolorado Рік тому +1

    P.S
    Great idea for saving water! Love it Robbie. You are so smart💕🐝

  • @RichieThe13th
    @RichieThe13th Рік тому

    You're absolutely the best! I'm taking in all your tips and tricks and teachings. You're a blessing, thank you so much for sharing your abundance ❤

  • @wildchook745
    @wildchook745 Рік тому +1

    I recently received some foam chilly bins from my grocery delivery. I'm going to use them to plant something using your setup. I'm in Adelaide, Australia and we're in mid-winter, so I'm going to pop some lettuce in its and other brassicas. I have plenty garden waste to use, well, more weeds and plant trimmings. While I tidy up my garden, I will save the leaves and other materials to make the soil in the containers.

  • @dawngardner8319
    @dawngardner8319 Рік тому

    It is such a joy to watch your videos! Your joyful enthusiasm is so infectious. I start each day with at least one of your videos. I'm trying to take your advice by setting up one tote at a time so I don't get overwhelmed. I'm a newbie but I'm so excited by your ideas that it's hard sometimes 😂 I do have a question about your methods. Are you ever concerned about crop rotation in your totes? Thank you so much for all you do! I've learned so much!

  • @christieogren607
    @christieogren607 Рік тому +1

    This looks like a fantastic system. Thank you for sharing.

  • @monagriggs6352
    @monagriggs6352 Рік тому +1

    That is to cool Robbie🥰🥰 You are so smart,thank you for all the great ideas🥰🥰

  • @midsouthhomestead7527
    @midsouthhomestead7527 Рік тому +2

    Thanks

  • @andronikewells5210
    @andronikewells5210 Рік тому

    I love all your ideas. Do they help me so much you are fantastic you make it so simple. Thank you.

  • @reiki11
    @reiki11 Рік тому

    I followed your advice on making on site compost, sticks, leaves, etc, in the big pots under my tomatoes. My kids jaws drop when they see how big my tomatoes are!

  • @kolorowyblog
    @kolorowyblog Рік тому

    Das sit geniale Idee!!! Ich muß so was bauen 😊 Grüße ❤

  • @farmervee_yt
    @farmervee_yt Рік тому +1

    Genius! Thank you.

  • @chiomascharm4596
    @chiomascharm4596 Рік тому +1

    You have the best ideas! Thanks for sharing 💜

  • @retroredo9850
    @retroredo9850 11 місяців тому

    Thats amazing. At first im thinking of the construction but then I see when working its a multi-phase factory and its perpetual!

  • @loidabello6908
    @loidabello6908 Рік тому

    Amazing great idea triple purpose

  • @katythriftyunder35homeowne57

    Wow, love it! I collect water from under my plant towers

  • @marygreen844
    @marygreen844 Рік тому

    Thank you for all your help. From a new gardner

  • @lindacheatwood
    @lindacheatwood Рік тому

    Robbie, This season I tried your bin garden method. Never gardened before! Out of 6 bins I have one bin that had a thousand earwigs in it when I harvested potatoes. How do I get rid of them? Also, my potatoes are very small. Does that mean they are not "ripe" or can I still eat them? I also have carrot greens from a carrot I stuck it there. They look good to eat, do you eat them? The carrot greens have gone to seed. Can I save those for next season and grow carrots? Love your shows! SOOOOO helpful. I yearn to be self-sustaining like you.
    Linda, Moses Lake, Washington

  • @patriciasweet9102
    @patriciasweet9102 Рік тому +1

    Thank for the step; by step. Know it works your garden spaces are so bountiful. Thank you!!

  • @popseeds333
    @popseeds333 Рік тому +2

    This is a game changer for a rookie grower like me thanks so much!

  • @par4451
    @par4451 Рік тому +2

    OMG you're so creative, I got a couple of totes, I can't wait to try this, thank you so much for sharing.

  • @Annie-vg5bk
    @Annie-vg5bk Рік тому

    Thanks for the post. Very creative. Like your enthusiasm ! I'm wondering if the worms can survive in the tote in the winter in zone 6? Thanks.

  • @teresaholland4790
    @teresaholland4790 Рік тому

    You are so smart

  • @lucyamie7400
    @lucyamie7400 Рік тому +1

    I love all your videos. You are a creative gardening and thank you so much for sharing.

  • @terrikyle6470
    @terrikyle6470 Рік тому

    Just came across your videos the other day and just in time. My husband and I are going to grow a few things this year. Thank you for helping so many and God bless 🙏

  • @angelau1194
    @angelau1194 Рік тому +1

    I can't find totes so I'm using large squarish black heavy duty flower pots - they have gone up $2 : ( Not very pretty (I love your rainbow garden) but they serve the purpose. My husband put some drainage pipes in the pots last year - he uses a plastic elbow inside the pot then puts a short piece of irrigation tube inside that and then he puts a length of hose inside that to make it snug. So with the elbows I can move the drainage pipe (turn it upside down so that it doesn't drain) when I empty the bucket underneath. Good idea about the tulle because those tubes do get bunged up - I have to go and blast some with a hose very shortly - I go pretty wet the last time I did it, not fun on a cold day.
    Thanks for all your wonderful ideas X