Garden Tour & Food Forest Vegetable Gardening, FREE Soil & Fertilizer Raised Bed Container Gardening
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2022
- Bird Garden-How to protect birds and baby hummingbirds, elevated gardening and a walkabout in Food Forest Vegetable Garden setup, in Gary's Garden. Going through the garden step by step with ideas is more like a Garden Guide for beginners and old time gardeners, with many ideas. Starting to grow Lots of Plants for Food and Pollinators, getting prepared for a possible food shortage to grow the right foods to eat now and store, growing greens, broccoli, kale and collard and more, ginger and turmeric, squash and more, and every see the solar fountains all over the gardens. Easy Container Gardening, Raised bed garden, vertical gardening growing tons food, and working with nature. Starting my seeds, making tote lid covers for seedlings and cold frames, and putting together a gazebo for the birds.
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Watching the hummingbirds never gets old!
I'm chomping at the bits to get everything going! Starting from nothing, first container garden. Sometimes it feels overwhelming. Got compost bins started...had to go to someone's else property to get composting material...lol. I have managed to get some onions and potatoes going. Sweet potato slips looking good in my window sill; and for fun my avocado has rooted! I know it won't be much this first year, but at least it's started, right? Keep at it y'all! Food from your own garden is the best! ETA: I also got a red wiggler worm bed started! I love it!
Same here.
Yes it’s a wonderful start you will soon have pretty much all the matter from your own garden , so cool everything sounds wonderful what you are doing there, good job 😊❤️
You TWO are so awesome! What a treat to see your gardens today. I love it when you surprise GARY! It’s like an adventure, thank you.
Yay! Long format video. I don't have time to make dippers, or have a Daiso store near me. So I just started buying cheap ladles from yard sales and thrift stores instead.
Hi I got my long handled dippers from amazon last year 3 for $5.00 they were nice ones too plastic sturdy just like the ones Robbie showed . 😊👍🙏
I've been waiting for this! ❤ thank you for working so hard to keep up with your crazy fan club. We just love you guys.
Oh! Wow love the baby birds 🐦💖
Robbie, you've really inspired me to improve my bird garden. The squirrels eat lots of my bird food, but it gives my old Chihuahua a little exercise to chase them off when we go outside. 🤣 I have to bring my feeders in at night, because we have black bears that will come over my fence and tear my feeders up, plus the raccoons. I'm going to add some sunflowers this year to my bird garden.
I enjoy your videos so much, and especially Kitty!💕🐶🐾
Everything sounds so fun there, not sure how I would deal with bears but you sound like you’ve got it under control perfect. Thanks so much for sharing and give your little Chihuahua big hug 😊❤️
Kitty is so cute. Just wonderful that you have baby Hummers so close to the ground. Nice to be able to watch them grown and fly off in a couple weeks. Just amazing!
I love your videos so much! Especially the longer ones cuz you impart such great ideas! Thanks Robbie, Gary and Kitty too! LOVE KITTY!
Kitty is the cutest!
Lol, it’s a race in TX before it gets really hot and rain stops. It’s a race!
Would never have seen her nest. How wonderful.
Update coming!!
Robbie you re my hero l like you very coz you peace very much encouraging every one to plant e ery thing in the garden thank you very.much
Thank you for sharing your gardens. I would love to watch you actually doing the gardening, such as digging in the soil,, planting, feeding harvesting, etc. Also, looking forward to your crafting videos.
Nothing you do is boring. The videos are so informative and educational.Thank you.
Great job 👍 You sure got your hands full ☺️ can't wait to see your garden video later when you are done fixing it the way you want it 😉
That was such a neat video! Little Kitty is adorable! Thank you again, Robbie!
Thanks so very much
Now that’s something you just taught me... my kale looks like that with holes... I kept looking for insects or slugs/snails. I pleased that the birds are getting some greens.
Chinese tir fry with mushrooms, onions , collards, any meats , soy sauce , garlic, ginger & oyster sauce came out great!
Sounds wonderful!
Loved the baby birds. What a treat. Thank You.
I love the chair garden. I started growing in containers two years ago and love how easy it is. This year I will do so in the totes and on the chairs. Where did you find the different color totes? I can't find them at any of the stores here in NC. This set up is perfect for me as I will be relocating to a piece of land that has been cleared for a tiny house and has mainly pine trees surrounding it. The colorful chairs and totes will be a nice touch. Thank you for doing what you do and sharing all the good tips :)
I enjoy watching you. Besides being honestly funny -- you grow an organized mess. --Ray Delbury Sussex County NJ USA
I love watching you Videos & your birds.ever year the hummingbirds come to visit me.
Hi Robbie!! I love seeing all the changes you are making in your bird garden, especially with the gazebo and the sheltering and protection for the birds!! It will be so inviting for you and Gary to enjoy your coffee/tea and enjoy the antics of all the birds!! I love Gary's garden, too! And especially the nest of hummingbird babies !!
Oh! The pretty plant you mentioned that didn't have a name tag is Calabrachoa!! Looks like a miniature petunia. Loves the sun, doesn't need to be deadheaded, and will trail and bloom all summer long!! You will love it!! Have a wonderful day!!
I have never seen the tree collard here in Tennessee, but I'll look harder... its beautiful
You will need to find cuttings, the collard greens works too thanks 😊 ❤️
It is a great pleasure watching your videos!!!! I love gardening and yes, I agree it's not a race it's a working progress. Thank you for putting it up therefore we enjoy and get productive!! I ❤️ your creativity love love love it!!!
First of all, I really enjoy and appreciate all your videos, I wish I could afford to join but at this time it isn't possible so I enjoy the free ones. I have learned so much and this year I am going to try to start my own container garden, mostly I will be trying cardboard boxes and use dirt we got a few years ago to level out the yard, I've been saving scraps in my freezer to add because the dirt isn't very good quality. I've heard several people mention a food shortage and I find that terrifying and hope to plant enough to share. I am using seeds I've gotten from food, like green peppers and I'm going to try to grow potatoes from sprouted ones. Thank You again for all the effort you put into your videos.
Thank you, Robbie! I'm feeling much better now that I have an idea of how much soil should go across the top layer! I don't know how I missed it before but have written it down. We still have time here in the Chicago area before starting to plant much so I have time to prep everything. I have my tulle too, and can't wait to get started planting!!
Oh Robbie, I love the views . That one at 2:30 is amazing , so is the collard .
I looked at those tower planters at dollar tree and decided they were not going to work for much . My husband bought me a GreenStalk planter and I love it . I decided I am getting another one for Mother's Day this year so I planted my strawberry crowns in the GreenStalk I have and they are doing amazing. I am going to have to tulle it soon so they don't get the berries that will come up.
I have to wait until green stalk go on sale but I bought a mr stalky from lowes for 39 $ only 5 tier but I will see how it goes 😊I’m just excited to gardening.
Oh, Robbie, what a treat ! ! And a surprise. Your garden, Gary's jungle, the baby hummers and Kitty are worth the long video (I watched in segments). I hope you didn't forget your pepinos.
How precious that the bird knows and trusts Gary enough to nest there.
I really enjoy your full tours. I pick up a lot of tips in them. Would you be able to do a video that specifically talks about which plants get massive roots or ones not so deep? When planting the totes amd putting two different plants it would be good to know which plants might be too competitive for nutrients. It would really help!
Most plants need 2 sq feet.. like tomatoes squash -some melons need 3 sq feet. - think of an iceburge. You could plant small stuff under the big stuff.. you can also get a square foot garden book and it will help you a lot. SquarefootGardening by Mel Barthamule
@@homesteaderfiftywmartha603 That sounds like a good book! Do you know if it talks about root depth? I'm wondering on root competition? Seems like the height and span can be found on the seed packs, but I'm wondering on root depth, competition for nutrients and how that factors in with the depth of totes/boxes in particular. Any books that you know of on that topic? Maybe Robbie's experience with many tote plantings could shed some light? (Edited for double word)
I love to watch your videos
And also I would like to see Jeanny
Thank so much Robbie &Gary
Hello there 👋👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?GOD BLESS YOU!!!❤️
I need to race. -1 in September. Still snow in April. I cannot put plants out until the third week of May. Thank you for the video.
You are just delightful
Hello there 👋👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?GOD BLESS YOU!!!❤️
I live in North Carolina and I love your gardens! I have started my own compost garden. Was so excited. Grew tomatoes, potatoes, and tested out carrots .... This year I'm starting my tomatoes from seed. II'm also trying microgreens. Too hot for lettuce. I like salad all year. But I don't have to buy potting soil! I keep getting more and more. Love it. Thanks so much for making the video's . Keep them coming. I have learned a lot from them. The hummers have been arriving for the past 2 weeks. I'm wanting to add the solar bird water features too. I potted one tree so far for the birds at the bird bath. Want to pot another this year too along with a flowering shrub. But love Spring and Fall. Good Luck and God bless.
Thank you Robbie for sharing your gardens & ideas with us 🥰🥰
The orange trees in the background at 18:50 are stunning!
Thanks so much 😊❤️
Happy Spring Robbie and Gary
Oh! I am so jealous that you found one of those gazebos! Maybe buy some metal conduit for the top rails?
You live in Paradise 😊
Great tour of both y'all's gardens! Sweet to see the cool things you are doing in the Bird Garden.👍❤
Robbie I loved when you talk about what and how you cook from your garden. Would love more of recipes.
Barbara from the Carolinas..
Love your dog
Hello there 👋👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?GOD BLESS YOU!!!❤️
Love this tour!
Shade for summer will be great in the bird garden. It will be good for you and for the birds. I find I am outside more in the summer when I have shade. Our shade went up when it got to the 90s. The nights are still cool, but our sun is very intense. I wanted my spring plants to have a bit more time, though several of my lettuces have started bolting. So of course, I have started more lettuces in the shade. Love succession growing.
My birds seem to favor my lacinato kale. They hunt through the other plants but I have not seen them poke too many holes in the leaves. Hummers hunting small insects on the wing are so much fun.
I got a curry plant too. I even did propagate it. Then I thought I didn't like it and started cutting it down, but it smelled so good and the birds actually love the flower heads and seeds, so I have left one next to my pond. It dies in winter. I do trim it a bit. It loves my hot summers, so that's a positive. There is also a small one I keep stepping on but it refuses to die. It actually is ok as an herb. The seed heads were a bit too furry but the leaves are fine.
Gary's tree tomato plant lol. I think some of those unknowns are Jerusalem artichokes. That's definitely a lot of thorns. I do try to avoid things that are too thorny. I love your different gardening styles. I feel that you, Robbie, have a style better for most of us urban people. Gary's is more for people with a bit more space. I think both are good to see. We can all hope whichever way people want to grow, they will grow something.
I always love seeing baby birds. The baby hummers is amazing. I can see the nests around the house are occupied again. I think I haven't heard babies yet but the adults are busy, which I love to see.
The other things about gardens: I love when my husband or my sister wanders through and finds things to eat. Or when they go out to pick something for their meal. I love that I grew that!
What a lovely tour 😍 and those babies were so sweet 🥰 Thanks for sharing 💜
Love Gary & Robbie's garden!!
Idk.. sometimes gardening seems like a race, sometimes!.. .. Thanks for your videos and encouragement.
Hi Robbie. Not being rode. Or offensive. Quatation. your hubby sounds. like a Australian or from new Zealand. Give me a like for yes or heart for no. Hope all is well across the pond. Catch u on the flip side. B Safe take. From UK 🇬🇧👍👍👍🦋 How beautiful is that . Two little lives. Mother bird will most probably use the same place next year. Make me wanna cry. life's so precious not only for humans. But animals and plants to.
What a lovely garden tour thank you xx
Hello 👋 Linda, please pardon me for intruding in to your privacy I just want to ask if you're a fan of this channel?
Yay just what I wanted to see, I just love to watch and listen to the 2 of you! I got my solar pumps 3 of them 2 buckets and stuff from dollar tree. Just have to get hoses. Found my soldering gun holes made, going to paint outside of Lowes bucket with outdoor paints.
Another good thing for plant food (or pets) is the water you used to cook your veggies. Don't throw it away!
"Gardening is not a race", unless you are in zone 3 😆
Or 5
OMG right!? 😂😂😂 Good luck to you!
April/May we're getting everything ready indoors. I just made dozens of seed tapes. Then it's like vibrating on the starting line, poised to rush outside and get started. As soon as Mother nature cracks the starter pistol it's a 100 yard dash! Gotta beat Father time and frigid Uncle frost.
Hi Robbie 😊 Love watching your videos. They give me so much motivation. I tried growing kale but in our sun in the Caribbean, it fried (no oil added 😁) but I will definitely try it again and I'll look for the collard greens. I haven't seen them here. Warm greetings to you and kitty from me and my small army of 4 from the tropics 🐶🐶🐶🐶😎🌴☀️
Your geranium cutting looks like a pelagonium - related to a geranium but doesn’t stink like a geranium- like them better - flowers are great varieties & colors, easy to grow from cuttings - likes sun
lol I love carpenter bees! I had some when I lived in KY. Now I'm in CA...haven't seen any. They are like little animals with a personality. Yes, they will come right in front of your face and get to know you...they never intimidated me. I heard only one will actually bite...can't remember if it was the male or female and that is if you get close to their nest. But I NEVER had them hurt me. They chased off the wasps from my porch and came out to visit me when I sat down there. Funny little critters.
Awh look at Kitty!
Does Gary have he's own channel or do you both share this one ? 😊
I loved the tour of both your gardens I could watch you guys all day 🌺💖🌈🌺
I love your enthusiasm.❤️
What is the tree with the red flowers?? By the Rosemary. Remember when Gary said he would NEVER grow in totes?? Sooo cute Robby 😉
Pomegranate trees 😊 Me too, I remember that too (I think he has more than me)on totes ❤️
I’d like to grow sweet potatoes, I like them better than regular potatoes. Of course I will have my herb garden. Will be my first year growing in totes. Thanks
I make stir-fry and soup out of stinging nettles. Really good for our health. I grow it in the winter and use it. After it's wet and cooked it does not sting. If you get stung, just washing with soap and water will remove the burn. Also, if Dock is growing closeby rub some on the sting and it will calm down.
Peoples Convoy is heading to Midland TX. Working their way to Sacramento CA.
Hello,Curious.. We here in California are in a severe drought. So much so that stupid Newsom is stopping water flow to some of our Nor Cal farms, and the rice fields. Bastard! How are YOU going to water your massive garden in that So Cal heat? Do you sell or share your food when harvested? Since you always seem to have rain, are you saving in 5000 gal containers or just those 5 gal buckets? Lastly, what has Newsom done for So Cal to save water? Thank you for your reply.
Hello there 👋👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?GOD BLESS YOU!!!❤️
Too cute. 🩷
Robbie funny 😂 recently I watched a video of you just buying that plant it really has grown.
Hiya! Glad to have the garden tours again! Question: Can you eat any pepper at any stage? Or just specific ones?
Robbie I’ve bought 2 totes to grow in. Getting one ready for my dragon fruit. Also I’m using your ideas for the trellis for my tomatoes and dragon fruit. My husband is going to help me until I know what I’m really doing😂I will get sauntering iron little by little.
Zinnias are good - however Marigolds/Calendula are even better - the birds, bees, etc LOVE them! They're said to be the best flowers to have in your garden. Check them out the next time you're at Lowe's etc. Or grow them from seed.
Robbie, love your videos❤ nettles really shouldn’t be eating fresh. When I’m even close to them they get me leave welts for a few mins. But the nutrition they have would be worth researching them. I would tell you my husband has been bald on for years he’s been drinking my beetles for months now and some hair is growing back. I looked it up and it blocks the enzyme I believe that causes baldness.
Those birds are so smart, eating that good kale!!!! Your garden is looking good Robbie.
The like buttons have been missing on your videos the last few days.
Thanks!
OMG 😊 Thank you so very much! This is so appreciated, again Thank You for the Super Thanks 😊❤️💕❤️❤️❤️
Just awesome!!!!
What do you mean it's not a race? Texas heat is already coming and these little seedlings have to be big enough to take the winds and the heat. Besides, I love walking out and seeing babies coming up everyplace. Just ordered some tree collard seeds for fall. I want to try your leaves for fertilizer.
Just take your time gardening should not be stressful, that’s all I meant. Have a wonderful vegetable garden season, thanks 😊❤️
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy You are right about not being stressful. I do what I feel like and then go watch your garden and hummingbirds. And of course Kitty.
I only found you a couple weeks ago but hear me out…I move in your garden with my container garden and I only leave when I really know what I’m doing? 👍🏾 good talk 😆
Is there a recipe for your coleslaw? I have to sauté for me because my tender teeth but the flavor is there, I love coleslaw, I love watching your channel, I’ve learned so much, and Thankyou
I see behind near the papayas there is a big cactus of sorts ? Which type is that pls ?
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I’m new to gardening and noticed white on the top of soil , is that powdery mildew? Love you San Marzanos
Also, I was wondering where you got your tri-color sage. I haven't been able to find any. I did find the chocolate mint at Lowe's, as you suggested. Thank you!
Hello there 👋👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?GOD BLESS YOU!!!❤️
@@carlsmith6999 Hello!
@@wishcloudstudios hi. Where are you from?
@@carlsmith6999 she’s in California
@@A10TOES sorry but how did you know lol?
What is the receipe for cole slaw?
Last year I noticed you had asparagus in a tub I want what size and did it do
One problem i noticed with those totes is they do become brittle when you move them they crack after a year or so :(
I don’t know if it’s available in Southern Utah. I haven’t heard of it befy
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I have a question? Why do you have buckets at the front of each tote? 🔥🔥
In the beginning did u start your tree collards from Seed? Where did u get them?
Do you know what type of birds they are? By the way Your dogs a cutie.
Do you know whats in the collard/cabbage water which makes it a good plant food? Is it a certain mineral? Or?
I am not sure if you have a worm bin but if I don't have one, do I need to buy worm castings for my container garden? I have fish emulsion and soluble and insoluble fertilizer that was given to me. I would be happy if it is not a must. On a budget.
How did you make the water fountain with running water?
I have a question, how do you store your seeds to keep cool? I saw video and keep cold and dry in freezer cause I use to keep in a container in a cool basement and all seeds was no good.
Sow thistle looks similar to Dandelion. Do you know if they are in the same family?
What do you do with those stacked planters. The three sided ones. @robby
May l know if papaya survive in the winter or you put some thing on top of it to survived inthe winter ?
Hey Robbie! Where are you getting the colored buckets? TIA 😊
Walmart has some, but I also bought some from Uline.com
@Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy Thank you! Enjoying your videos.
not necessary to put pots n th ground, just remove th plant from the pot then plant - as long as roots not disturbed!!!
Some of my best plants and biggest plants are still in the pot and in the ground. But of course you can do it anyway you want I do it both ways. And by leaving it in a pot, it’s very easy to move if you want to put it somewhere else later.
Apologies. I ordered the 1/2" x 50' irrigation tubing for $4.95 but they sent 1/4" x 50' and the 1/2' is now $9 or $12. I'll keep the 1/4" and check elsewhere for the 1/2" elsewhere. My second tote must have too much household compost because I moved the soil a little and there were awful creatures, not red wigglers. They looked like little off white worm like thigs about an inch long. I just hope they eat, hatch and go away. Do you ever get weird worms?
24:00 what are the hanging red flowers that you see when you are talking about the rosemary and the deer sleeping in it?
@@carlsmith6999 You too !!!
@@carlsmith6999 Wisconsin
@@carlsmith6999 It is 36 degrees and cloudy, rain, freezing rain and some snow all night.
@@carlsmith6999 Doing some bookwork and planning this spring's container garden. I also have to run into town for groceries and may stop at my favorite bar. I live in a small town with only one bar and everyone knows everyone so there are always friends to talk to and joke with.
@@carlsmith6999 Sorry, I don't give out my personal information to someone I don't know. I live alone and you could be a serial killer or some kind of internet hacker or scammer for all I know, but then you could be the nicest guy in the world too. Us single women just have to be careful.
Robbie do they sell tree collard seeds? If yes where can I buy them?
Right now I don’t sell any plants, but for tree collard you really want to buy cutting, as tree collard seeds may not grow true. But the plants will still be good from seeds, just many times may not grow the same.
Last year I noticed you had asparagus in a tub what size tubs and how is it doing?
Looks like an 18 gallon tote- for best results grow in the ground - can get 6 feet tall, 3 feet wide!😊