For digging your holes for the plants, consider using a bulb planter. It makes the hole an instant easy planting technique. I'm not saying what you are doing is not as fast I just love gardening and the easier things are made makes the therapy more enjoyable. It's all part of the process, gardening should be fun and enjoyed. I no longer see a Psychiatrist, I go into my garden talk to my worms 💩and play with my plants. It's just an exchange we make, I take care of them and they make me happy by growing healthy plant food. (it's all in the soil) Thank you for sharing!
not only do I respect and appreciate the video's you share. but the fact of how apparent it is in your video's, just how much you love your wife is beautiful... True love is always a blessing to see.
This shows how planning & fortitude pays off. Color me a bit envious of your beautiful & large garden space! Looking forward to watching future videos to see how the plants grow & deal with the wind. I also have a wind problem this year due to a lot of broken & missing trees on my hillside.
All the trees in my yard lean towards the east from the winds.we have miles of open farm fields to the west of us so we constantly get pou ded. The plants will loose some leaves but as long as the stems are tied good the plants always survive. Hail causes the most damage when a storm blows through. Thanks for watching.
Lucky you. It dried out enough to plant SOMETHING! Even the raised beds are too wet here. What beautiful soil prep in the little bed near your house! Once you have some raised beds, you never want to go back to regular earth gardening. I can't plant, but at least I get to watch YOU!
Just got them in before the rain started again. Hopefully you can get started before the plants get too large. I see a couple more raised beds in the future so I don't have to worry about the muddy garden. Thanks for watching
Great to see you are finally able to get the garden started. I look forward to the results with great anticipation, then go out to the supermarket to buy some! Thanks for making the videos. I ALWAYS enjoy your. Never had a bad one yet! Sincerely Rod
I am way behind planting in my garden also. I have a new puppy, just turned a year old and can't keep her out of my raised beds so I've had to take time to work on a fencing system to divide my garden area from rest of back yard. I live in town and this is new to me to have a dog to contend with but worth the effort. She follows me everywhere and is a good companion. I love the way you put the stakes in the end of the raised bed and then a longer board down to mark the rows. I'm going to use your idea to plant my beans in my raised bed this weekend. I have chineese yard long beans, purple green beans, red green beans, and wide flat green beans. (The colored ones, purple and red turn green when cooked, just thought they would be cool to watch grow). I'm using cattle panels arched between my raised beds as a trellis for them. These are all new varieties for me. I noticed on your seed packets we are planting some of the same type of tomatoes, I am excited to try Brad's Atomic Tomatoes. Well thanks for the video, I understand the wind, here in the Texas Panhandle we have strong winds most days. Blessings to you both, tell the wife she is looking great driving the cart! love to see her out and about in the videos.
A new puppy is always a challenge but well worth the effort. The Chinese long beans are my wife's favorites and for some reason pests leave them alone. I planted the Atomic tomatoes last year and was not happy with them. Hope they do better in your climate. She lovesthat golf cart. Thanks for watching.
I always love this time of year when I see you putting out all your vegetables. Keeps me motivated! Just wanted to share a tool I recently bought at Home Depot that makes digging holes much quicker. It is a 24 inch planting auger you attach to a cordless drill (Ames brand). It is a game changer and has made planting seedlings very fast and efficient. The holes dig up nicely and could go way down, especially for tomatoes. Hope this helps everyone as I believe it has saved me a lot of time and bending over. Thanks for all that you do, you are a great inspiration.
I live in a river valley with gumbo so difficulty with muddy soil is quite common. I made the decision this year to toss down some diy high and low tunnels over my garden beds for next year. I figure I can get plants and seeds down in early spring. It also makes hardening off plants much easier. I didn’t go all in this year, but will next year.
Just found your channel and I am in awe of your raised beds garden. New subscriber here and thanks so much for the informative videos. I'm sure I'll be binge watching them all 😄
I use the fire rings as the raised bed, and found they are good, and place them on top of the wire cloth to avoid the gropher. so good to see all your raised beds.
Just found your channel. Many of the channels I watch with the voice muted and read it because the screechy gets me after awhile but your voice is soothing like a spring rain. Super excited to watch more of them. I just told my cousin about them. Be blessed
Thanks. I started out that way and found that voice overs are the only way for me to make understandable videos working by myself. Thanks for watching.
Lovely garden you have there. I like how everything is coming along together. Once that one area gets dry you should be able to get the rest of your crops in there. Thanks for sharing.
I absolutely love your garden preparations. Your raised beds are gorgeous. They are so unusual. You are a very neat and clean gardener who ch I also try to be. Keep up the good d work. I love looking at your videos.
Chinese Lanterns, You could be sorry!!! They do have a huge tendency to take over and choke out other plants and once established they will multiply by long white underground roots. The roots can be pulled out but you only have to miss one little piece and you will have a new Chinese Lantern plant. Yes they are lovely to look at and great for a fall decoration when most other colour has gone from the garden but, just be careful where you plant them and watch that you don't spread them as you move other plants in and out of the area. Good luck! Take care and stay safe. Sandie.
Love the round beds (surprised at the number of people that keep asking where you got them-LOL), so I promise I looked for a comment or answer on this one; is the mailbox on the corner of the garden a mini hand tool shed? If so I have one too, wife thought I was crazy at first now thinks it was ingenious. EDIT: saw it at the end, GREAT IDEA👍
It's impossible to find those old extruded pools anymore and I tried getting a couple companies to make some due to all the interest but none would do it. The mailbox has kept us from losing the small garden tools and string. Thanks for watching.
OMG your poor dog. I am so happy she is better. I stopped doing all vaccinations except rabies as required by law. Unless you board your dog, or take it to dog parks where she is exposed to strange dogs, repeat yearly booster vaccinations are totally unnecessary for older dogs. If you tell your vet to Titer test (instead of give yearly boosters) you will find that your ADULT dog likely has built-up immunity to distemper that usually lasts a lifetime. After the puppy and one year vaccinations, repeat vaccinations each year are not necessary. When titer testing, my senior dogs still have proven positive immunity antibodies that protect them from these diseases. This is really important for senior dog's health. No one tells you this. Yearly booster vaccinations are the bread and butter of Vet practices.
At first they thought it was a disc in her back right after her shots. Then all 4 legs gave out and she couldn't stand and we had to carry her everywhere. It was scary but finally she started getting stronger on her own. I don't know what we will do in 2 years. The rabies shots in the past never bothered her.
There is a video back a ways. You have to find an old Esther Williams extruded wall pool someone is getting rid of. Trying to fins a company to make them because so many want them. Thanks for watching.
It was an old Esther Williams pool and they are no longer made. One subscriber found a pool company that has a couple of the replacement extrusions but they are very expensive. I have been looking for another old pool for years with no success. Thanks for watching.
Try the little kid pools at dollar store cut holes in bottom ,they are cheep most the time less then ten bucks specially in winter months ,just a thawlt have a nice day
Where do you get the round beds from...? They are really cute. You did a bunch of planting out there. Here in Kansas we have had lots of rain and thunderstorms etc. I have managed to plant our a few things, but my tomatoes are still in my little covered mini greenhouse on my porch, I really need to harden them off too! Thanks for sharing your video! Happy green thumb gardening to ya!
Made them from old pool parts. Hope you are safe from all the storms passing through your area. Every year is different with gardening. Thanks for watching.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 Yeah ok here, but north of me is not doing so well, I just watched a news clip of the tornado in KC, MO., and east of there, wow that was a whopper. A storm on Saturday wiped out my tv box thingy, didn't make it to pick up another one yesterday so still no tv. Did you get those little pool frames at Wal-Mart? Or did you cut up a bigger pool into smaller bits...? Thanks for your reply.
Emerson White is right, in my experience. Besides, it makes no sense. When it rains, the rain comes from above and wets the plants' leaves. Then the hot sun comes out after the rain. Yet the leaves never get burnt. That whole thing about burning leaves if watered in the sun is just another internet gardening rumor based on nothing but junk science.
what r the round raised beds made of? Recycled material or special stuff for that purpose? Looking great 👍🏻 Whats ur temperature / climate Zone (or whatever that’s called in english) ? Wanna compare to here. North of germany. Its still sooooo cold here 😭 we only had a few days so far that went above 20 degrees Celsius. Usually its only 10-14 during the day and even down to 7 at night 😱 Last year was warmer 😑
We are zone 6a. Can usually plant the middle of May. The beds are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions and work really good. CZcams makes the world seem small. Thanks for watching.
I just found your channel, and enjoyed watching a couple videos and subscribed. BTW, what are those round bins you use for the raised beds? Home made or commercial, and by whom? They look ideal for my application. Thanks!
I just found your channel BEAUTIFUL garden. I have a question do you know of anything we could find to make the round beds like you made. All I have been able to find is sheet medal. Thanks so much have a blessed gardening day😊🌻😊
From old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. The old pools are getting hard to find now though. Thanks for watching.
Can you please tell me what kind of onions that are in the raised bed where you put the Russian tomatoes you said they keep coming back year after year I would love to know what they are or if you can sell me some seeds/plants.
Beautiful garden! You are lucky your lil dog is ok. Your small dogs get the same amount in the vaccine as my Great Dane. Year ago this month she had a masa removed. Same place her shots are givin. Rabies shots last a lifetime. It’s about the money. They told me only treatment is 6 hrs from me. Chemo is the only thing out there. My vet for 25 years telling me this. He also said the mass is not from the. Shots I had. To take her back the day of the shots she was sick. As is 125 lbs. think about small dogs all dogs get the. Same amount they don’t go by Weight. If your vet lesson the amount he will lose license
Your garden is so nice. I know you have mentioned it before but I can't figure it out. what are the raised beds made of? I saw another video where you said you can't find that material anymore. I am looking for something to use as rather large/high raised beds and I was just wondering. Janice
They are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. The extrusions were 54 inches so they could be tall. Trouble is that the old Esther Williams pools are hard to find now. Thanks for watching.
We can, freeze, pickle, and dehydrate. I have many videos about all of them. It's a great way to enjoy the heirloom flavors year round. We are in NY east of Rochester. Thanks for watching.
In the raised beds full of compost I squeeze them together and in the garden I spread them out. The peppers are 16 inches on center. We use and can it all. Thanks for watching.
For digging your holes for the plants, consider using a bulb planter. It makes the hole an instant easy planting technique. I'm not saying what you are doing is not as fast I just love gardening and the easier things are made makes the therapy more enjoyable. It's all part of the process, gardening should be fun and enjoyed. I no longer see a Psychiatrist, I go into my garden talk to my worms 💩and play with my plants. It's just an exchange we make, I take care of them and they make me happy by growing healthy plant food. (it's all in the soil) Thank you for sharing!
It's definitely a relaxing rewarding hobby. Thanks for watching.
not only do I respect and appreciate the video's you share. but the fact of how apparent it is in your video's, just how much you love your wife is beautiful... True love is always a blessing to see.
Lucky Kentucky I agree 100% it’s still nice to tell him! ❤️💕🥰
It's fun growing old together. We take good care of each other. Thanks for watching.
I feel the same way too when I see them.🤗🤗🤗
This shows how planning & fortitude pays off. Color me a bit envious of your beautiful & large garden space! Looking forward to watching future videos to see how the plants grow & deal with the wind. I also have a wind problem this year due to a lot of broken & missing trees on my hillside.
All the trees in my yard lean towards the east from the winds.we have miles of open farm fields to the west of us so we constantly get pou ded. The plants will loose some leaves but as long as the stems are tied good the plants always survive. Hail causes the most damage when a storm blows through. Thanks for watching.
Lucky you. It dried out enough to plant SOMETHING! Even the raised beds are too wet here. What beautiful soil prep in the little bed near your house! Once you have some raised beds, you never want to go back to regular earth gardening. I can't plant, but at least I get to watch YOU!
Just got them in before the rain started again. Hopefully you can get started before the plants get too large. I see a couple more raised beds in the future so I don't have to worry about the muddy garden. Thanks for watching
Great to see you are finally able to get the garden started. I look forward to the results with great anticipation, then go out to the supermarket to buy some!
Thanks for making the videos. I ALWAYS enjoy your. Never had a bad one yet!
Sincerely
Rod
You should find a local farmer's market for the best veggies. Thanks for watching.
I saw your building the alluim raised bed garden, good advice and I'm checking with neighbor
It's very hard to find the Esther Williams pools anymore. these beds are made from extrusions over 40 years old. Thanks for watching.
Awe. Even your dog is a sweet heart just like you two!
She definitely is a sweet little girl. Thanks for watching.
I am way behind planting in my garden also. I have a new puppy, just turned a year old and can't keep her out of my raised beds so I've had to take time to work on a fencing system to divide my garden area from rest of back yard. I live in town and this is new to me to have a dog to contend with but worth the effort. She follows me everywhere and is a good companion. I love the way you put the stakes in the end of the raised bed and then a longer board down to mark the rows. I'm going to use your idea to plant my beans in my raised bed this weekend. I have chineese yard long beans, purple green beans, red green beans, and wide flat green beans. (The colored ones, purple and red turn green when cooked, just thought they would be cool to watch grow). I'm using cattle panels arched between my raised beds as a trellis for them. These are all new varieties for me. I noticed on your seed packets we are planting some of the same type of tomatoes, I am excited to try Brad's Atomic Tomatoes. Well thanks for the video, I understand the wind, here in the Texas Panhandle we have strong winds most days. Blessings to you both, tell the wife she is looking great driving the cart! love to see her out and about in the videos.
A new puppy is always a challenge but well worth the effort. The Chinese long beans are my wife's favorites and for some reason pests leave them alone. I planted the Atomic tomatoes last year and was not happy with them. Hope they do better in your climate. She lovesthat golf cart. Thanks for watching.
I always love this time of year when I see you putting out all your vegetables. Keeps me motivated! Just wanted to share a tool I recently bought at Home Depot that makes digging holes much quicker. It is a 24 inch planting auger you attach to a cordless drill (Ames brand). It is a game changer and has made planting seedlings very fast and efficient. The holes dig up nicely and could go way down, especially for tomatoes. Hope this helps everyone as I believe it has saved me a lot of time and bending over. Thanks for all that you do, you are a great inspiration.
That sounds like a handy tool. I use a small one like that for bulbs didn't know they make larger ones. Thanks for watching.
I live in a river valley with gumbo so difficulty with muddy soil is quite common. I made the decision this year to toss down some diy high and low tunnels over my garden beds for next year. I figure I can get plants and seeds down in early spring. It also makes hardening off plants much easier. I didn’t go all in this year, but will next year.
That sounds like a great way to get an early start. A garden is an ongoing project that will never be totally finished. Thanks for watching.
The garden is looking grand. I don't know why, but watching you is always relaxing. Happy gardening.
Because you're probably sitting on the couch and taking a break from chores to watch the videos 🙄. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful!!! Gardening IS fun!!! TY
It sure is. Thanks for watching.
Just found your channel and I am in awe of your raised beds garden. New subscriber here and thanks so much for the informative videos. I'm sure I'll be binge watching them all 😄
Raised beds are the easiest way to garden for us. With compost they are very productive and easy to care for. Thanks for watching and subbing.
Awesome set up. Awesome cart and bride- getting involved. Thanks for sharing
Thanks. It's a great way to know what you are eating anymore. Thanks for watching.
The garden is looking good, late but started....mother nature is in control!
Every year is different with a garden. Thanks for watching.
I use the fire rings as the raised bed, and found they are good, and place them on top of the wire cloth to avoid the gropher. so good to see all your raised beds.
The round shape makes them easy to care for. Thanks for watching.
Gophers are forever invading my garden too. Gophers galore!
I just LOVE your gardening vids. So sorry to hear about the pup. Glad to know its better. Thanks for sharing.
We are very happy she recovered. A very sweet little girl. Thanks for watching.
Looks awesome
Thanks for watching.
New sub. Awesome garden. You can certainly see all the love you have planting it.
Thanks for watching and subbing.
Your video gave me some ideas for my garden. Thanks so much.
That's what CZcams is all about. Thanks for watching.
Great video thanks for sharing I love 💕 your garden
Thanks for watching.
Wow those are some seedlings!! Looking great!!
Those led lights really sped up the growth. Thanks for watching.
I did the same thing of planting too early inside and using the grow lights. Nice garden.
This tear I started with heat mats and LEDs that really sped everything up. Thanks for watching.
I can’t wait to watch your garden grow! ❤️
Thanks for watching.
Just found your channel. Many of the channels I watch with the voice muted and read it because the screechy gets me after awhile but your voice is soothing like a spring rain. Super excited to watch more of them. I just told my cousin about them. Be blessed
Thanks. I started out that way and found that voice overs are the only way for me to make understandable videos working by myself. Thanks for watching.
Nice garden. I cant wait to see this progress.
Thanks for watching.
Lovely garden you have there. I like how everything is coming along together. Once that one area gets dry you should be able to get the rest of your crops in there. Thanks for sharing.
Looks like the weather will change this week. Getting late for some things. Thanks for watching.
Loved your work. you do it with a great confidence 👍👌wishing you all the plants you planted bare vegitables on them and give you a grt results.👍
Thanks. With a garden every year has different results. Thanks for watching.
I find your garden so inspiring!
Thanks for watching.
I absolutely love your garden preparations. Your raised beds are gorgeous. They are so unusual. You are a very neat and clean gardener who ch I also try to be. Keep up the good d work. I love looking at your videos.
Just awesome!
Thanks for watching.
Looks real good, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
great garden very nice sir
Thanks for watching.
Your garden is beautiful and I love your way of life.
Becoming unemployed was the best thing that ever happened to me. Gave me time to learn new things. Thanks for watching.
Lovely cart. Great video as always. I had a G22 petrol yamaha which i upgraded the engine. The only issue is it pulls wheelies
This little electric cart is just the right speed for her. Any more power would be a waste the way she drives 🐌. Thanks for watching.
Your garden is amazing. Will try to do an update video on mine this weekend if the weather allow. Have an amazing Wednesday, Andreas 🇸🇪
The main garden may not be planted this year if the rain doesn't stop. Can't wait to see yours. Thanks for watching.
GORGEOUS !
Request :
Would you video this garden in 1 week to see if the newly planted plants bounced back ?
I definitely will. Thanks for watching.
Chinese Lanterns, You could be sorry!!! They do have a huge tendency to take over and choke out other plants and once established they will multiply by long white underground roots. The roots can be pulled out but you only have to miss one little piece and you will have a new Chinese Lantern plant. Yes they are lovely to look at and great for a fall decoration when most other colour has gone from the garden but, just be careful where you plant them and watch that you don't spread them as you move other plants in and out of the area. Good luck! Take care and stay safe. Sandie.
Thanks. That is why we put them in their own box. We also want to try cooking with some. Thanks for watching.
You guys are having weather like us in Iowa, rain rain rain, sunny and more rain
lol
Thanks for sending it all our way 😏. Thanks for watching.
I was trying to count your fence post to get a idea of the area of your fenced in garden it looks like a nice size garden
Its It's about 1500 sq ft when you take away where the wood is stacked. Thanks for watching.
Everything looks great.
Thanks for watching.
Lookz great
Thanks for watching.
You have a very sweet set up my friend
Thanks. It's a great way to know what you are eating anymore.
Beautiful garden! New subscriber. 😀
Thanks for watching and subbing.
Looks like it's going to be another bumper-crop year in the garden. I bet that stuff all springs back in no time.
I hope so. Now that it is raining and cloudy again they look better already. Thanks for watching.
Neat idea for making straight rows
Thanks for watching.
Love the round beds (surprised at the number of people that keep asking where you got them-LOL), so I promise I looked for a comment or answer on this one; is the mailbox on the corner of the garden a mini hand tool shed? If so I have one too, wife thought I was crazy at first now thinks it was ingenious. EDIT: saw it at the end, GREAT IDEA👍
It's impossible to find those old extruded pools anymore and I tried getting a couple companies to make some due to all the interest but none would do it. The mailbox has kept us from losing the small garden tools and string. Thanks for watching.
Nice! Next time you can try planting the tomatoes kinda sideways
I just try to plant them deep. Thanks for watching.
OMG your poor dog. I am so happy she is better. I stopped doing all vaccinations except rabies as required by law. Unless you board your dog, or take it to dog parks where she is exposed to strange dogs, repeat yearly booster vaccinations are totally unnecessary for older dogs. If you tell your vet to Titer test (instead of give yearly boosters) you will find that your ADULT dog likely has built-up immunity to distemper that usually lasts a lifetime. After the puppy and one year vaccinations, repeat vaccinations each year are not necessary. When titer testing, my senior dogs still have proven positive immunity antibodies that protect them from these diseases. This is really important for senior dog's health. No one tells you this. Yearly booster vaccinations are the bread and butter of Vet practices.
Correct on all points !
At first they thought it was a disc in her back right after her shots. Then all 4 legs gave out and she couldn't stand and we had to carry her everywhere. It was scary but finally she started getting stronger on her own. I don't know what we will do in 2 years. The rabies shots in the past never bothered her.
Have you ever put Epsom salts in the water you put on your newly transplanted plants? It minimizes transplant shock a lot.
No, I have not. I will look into it. Thanks for watching.
Do you have a video on the building of the blue round aluminum raised beds and info on where to get the aluminum material?
There is a video back a ways. You have to find an old Esther Williams extruded wall pool someone is getting rid of. Trying to fins a company to make them because so many want them. Thanks for watching.
Thank you. Enjoyed !
Thanks for watching.
I have not been able to find that kind of pool siding to build raised beds like yours. Any suggestions? The new pools today are so cheaply made.
It was an old Esther Williams pool and they are no longer made. One subscriber found a pool company that has a couple of the replacement extrusions but they are very expensive. I have been looking for another old pool for years with no success. Thanks for watching.
Try the little kid pools at dollar store cut holes in bottom ,they are cheep most the time less then ten bucks specially in winter months ,just a thawlt have a nice day
Where do you get the round beds from...? They are really cute. You did a bunch of planting out there. Here in Kansas we have had lots of rain and thunderstorms etc. I have managed to plant our a few things, but my tomatoes are still in my little covered mini greenhouse on my porch, I really need to harden them off too! Thanks for sharing your video! Happy green thumb gardening to ya!
PJ D - See video dated 27th May 2017 czcams.com/video/Yj0Lf7Y7LTA/video.html
Made them from old pool parts. Hope you are safe from all the storms passing through your area. Every year is different with gardening. Thanks for watching.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 Yeah ok here, but north of me is not doing so well, I just watched a news clip of the tornado in KC, MO., and east of there, wow that was a whopper. A storm on Saturday wiped out my tv box thingy, didn't make it to pick up another one yesterday so still no tv.
Did you get those little pool frames at Wal-Mart? Or did you cut up a bigger pool into smaller bits...? Thanks for your reply.
Hahah Tell your wife to hold some treats and get the dogs to chase her cart around the yard so they get some exercise. Lazy dogs! Lol.
They have her trained well.😀
Watering plants in bright sunshine is fine. The leaves don't get burnt. It's been tested extensively and it just doesn't happen.
That's good to know. The winds dry out the plants so fast. They really needed more time to harden off. Thanks for watching.
Emerson White is right, in my experience. Besides, it makes no sense. When it rains, the rain comes from above and wets the plants' leaves. Then the hot sun comes out after the rain. Yet the leaves never get burnt. That whole thing about burning leaves if watered in the sun is just another internet gardening rumor based on nothing but junk science.
My ground is toooooooo wet to plant anything. I need to build some raised beds to use.
Same with the open garden area here. Raised beds have great drainage. Thanks for watching.
Have you ever planted tall tomatoes with the bottom half or so laying sideways under the soil?
No, I just bury them as deep as I can. The deeper they are the longer they can go in a drought without watering. Thanks for watching.
I see no irrigation....do you water everything with a garden hose?
I use watering cans. The raised beds are very easy to care for. Thanks for watching.
I hope you don't mind but I answered some of your comments.
That's fine. I have a hard time keeping up with them anymore. Thanks for watching.
I know it's later than u would like but they look good on vid...where u at again roughly?
South of lake Ontario eastof Rochester. Thanks for watching.
what kind of plastic containers are those? The round ones
Epoxy coated aluminum extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. Thanks for watching.
what r the round raised beds made of? Recycled material or special stuff for that purpose? Looking great 👍🏻 Whats ur temperature / climate Zone (or whatever that’s called in english) ? Wanna compare to here. North of germany. Its still sooooo cold here 😭 we only had a few days so far that went above 20 degrees Celsius. Usually its only 10-14 during the day and even down to 7 at night 😱 Last year was warmer 😑
StephyPlantbased - See video dated 27th May 2017 czcams.com/video/Yj0Lf7Y7LTA/video.html
We are zone 6a. Can usually plant the middle of May. The beds are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions and work really good. CZcams makes the world seem small. Thanks for watching.
Looks great, just found your channel
Just did an update and everything is doing fairly well. Thanks for watching.
I can't tell if you have holes in your cups.
Slits for drainage. Thanks for watching.
Hi there nice job. I’m Mark in Las Vegas your round raise beds where did you get those?? Thanks 🙏 Mark. Good luck 🍀
Made them from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. Thanks for watching.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 oh ok thanks good idea u had
Your soil looks so rich
it is mostly compost. Thanks for watching.
👋😊
Thanks for watching.
This kind of weather anything will grow well.
Thanks for watching.
Your seedlings looks so strong
The LED grow lights gave them a good start.
i like the round beds, did you make them or were they a kit. nice plants. will follow and seehow beautiful your garden gets this year. good luck
They are made from old pool parts. There is a video back a ways. Thanks for watching.
how about raising the bed three foot higher than now so that you don't have to bend? Like German
Bending is good exercise. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for showing it, do you cut holes in the bottom of the cup?
Just a couple knife slits for drainage. Thanks for watching.
Yay !! Getting started, can't wait to see the progress. I didnt know onions can come back every year. What kind are they , may I ask ?? Thank you 💖🙏
They are just a small green onion kind of like a scallion. Thanks for watching.
Those raised beds don't look very deep. How deep are they and are rocks at
the bottom?
12 to 18 inches deep with topsoil under them. No rocks. Thanks for watching.
Where to buy those round garden beds? They’re cool!
You have to find an old extruded aluminum pool for parts to make them.
How did you make the round beds? Am very interested in the concept.
They are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. Thanks for watching.
What state are you in? You are an artist and inspiration. I started my seeds late. Trying to settle on a date. I’m just immediately south of KC.
Thanks. In NY and we are late this year also. With more rainy days than sunny days everything is far behind this year also. Thanks for watching.
I just found your channel, and enjoyed watching a couple videos and subscribed. BTW, what are those round bins you use for the raised beds? Home made or commercial, and by whom? They look ideal for my application. Thanks!
Nobody makes them anymore. You have to find an old Esther Williams pool for the slats. Thanks for watching.
what did you make the steak pounder out of?
An old section of pipe with a steel plate welded on one end. The ends of the stakes don't split like they do with a hammer. Thanks for watching.
Hi, I just came across your channel. Where did you get your raised bed containers?
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Made them from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. Thanks for watching.
I just found your channel BEAUTIFUL garden. I have a question do you know of anything we could find to make the round beds like you made. All I have been able to find is sheet medal. Thanks so much have a blessed gardening day😊🌻😊
You have to find an old extruded aluminum pool for the slats. I am trying to find something similar but haven't had any success. Thanks for watching.
how did you make your raised beds?
From old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. The old pools are getting hard to find now though. Thanks for watching.
Will be doing the same this weekend, here in Rhode Island. My seedlings are tiny compared to yours. How many weeks ago did you start yours indoors?
Started them about 8 weeks ago. This crazy weather has delayed everything. Thanks for watching.
Can you please tell me what kind of onions that are in the raised bed where you put the Russian tomatoes you said they keep coming back year after year I would love to know what they are or if you can sell me some seeds/plants.
They are just green bunching onions. A little bigger than a scallion. Similar to these www.rareseeds.com/he-shi-ko-bunching-onion/
Beautiful garden! You are lucky your lil dog is ok. Your small dogs get the same amount in the vaccine as my Great Dane. Year ago this month she had a masa removed. Same place her shots are givin. Rabies shots last a lifetime. It’s about the money. They told me only treatment is 6 hrs from me. Chemo is the only thing out there. My vet for 25 years telling me this. He also said the mass is not from the. Shots I had. To take her back the day of the shots she was sick. As is 125 lbs. think about small dogs all dogs get the. Same amount they don’t go by Weight. If your vet lesson the amount he will lose license
I don't know what we will do next time she needs a shot. The poor thing was so sick for a good 6 weeks. Thanks for watching.
Where do u buy that pool raise bed
You havr to find a old one someone is taking down. I am trying to find a company to make something similar. Thanks for watching.
Your garden is so nice. I know you have mentioned it before but I can't figure it out. what are the raised beds made of? I saw another video where you said you can't find that material anymore. I am looking for something to use as rather large/high raised beds and I was just wondering. Janice
They are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. The extrusions were 54 inches so they could be tall. Trouble is that the old Esther Williams pools are hard to find now. Thanks for watching.
Where are you Ontario or New York State ?
NY south of Lake Ontario. Thanks for watching.
the round raised beds is that made to use it that way and can you tell me the brand thanks
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They are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. Thanks for watching.
Just found your channel and joined. Where are you from ? We live in Alberta Canada
NY, east of Rochester. Thanks for watching.
Garden is coming along.
Thanks for watching.
Y’all have a beautiful garden space! I love the round beds. Is that vinyl siding? You’ve done some work today
They're made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. Thanks for watching.
What kind of watering system do you have for your raised bed
.. Love the garden
Watering cans. This year mother nature has done a good job. Thanks for watching.
What are the round garden beds made out of thank you
Old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. There's a video about making them back a ways. Thanks for watching.
Do you and your wife can? And may I ask where do ya live? You always have such a nice garden on your videos.
We can, freeze, pickle, and dehydrate. I have many videos about all of them. It's a great way to enjoy the heirloom flavors year round. We are in NY east of Rochester. Thanks for watching.
awesome garden ! may i ask what you use for your raised round garden bed
They are made from old epoxy coated aluminum pool wall extrusions. Thanks for watching.
How far apart are your plants ? 16" is that width of hole
Thank you
Good job. Do you take to market ?
New to your channel
In the raised beds full of compost I squeeze them together and in the garden I spread them out. The peppers are 16 inches on center. We use and can it all. Thanks for watching.
Could you please do a video on how u made your round planters
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Thanks for watching.
Do you have a video on building your grow beds?
There is one back a ways. Thanks for watching.