Check out my free workshop to learn about the other strategies we employ to help us grow our own year round supply of vegetables with ease. www.vegetableacademy.com/yt-freeworkshop
The setup, maintenance, and timing of drip irrigation systems is covered in depth in my Seed to Table course. www.vegetableacademy.com/course. I don't have any public videos on that subject yet, but thanks for the suggestion Darren.
Great video! Thanks for this info, especially for a fellow Canadian gardener (Steinbach, MB, Canada zone 3)! What type of landscape fabric are you using?🤔😁
That's good to hear. You can see our high tunnel in some of the "Lessons from the Homestead Garden" videos I did last season. Was there something specific you were wondering about?
My mulch ( pine bark) even over plastic seems to feed the weeds that land on it. This is outside the beds themselves, with no dirt under the mulch. The mulch does get wet, when it rains and creates a perfect feeding ground for weeds and cherry tomato plants that drop out of my beds.I am worried about using fabric over my raised bed soil, as I am worried about drainage. If the sun does not hit my soil the soil in the beds will remain wet, causing possible root rot. I would like to use this method if I could keep my soil from retaining too much water.
Check out my free workshop to learn about the other strategies we employ to help us grow our own year round supply of vegetables with ease. www.vegetableacademy.com/yt-freeworkshop
Would love to see how you set up your drip irrigation
Yes me too. Like, how long does he keep it running and much more
The setup, maintenance, and timing of drip irrigation systems is covered in depth in my Seed to Table course. www.vegetableacademy.com/course. I don't have any public videos on that subject yet, but thanks for the suggestion Darren.
Thanks, Jared! Anything that helps us get rid of weeds is welcome! Happy gardening.
Great video! Thanks for this info, especially for a fellow Canadian gardener (Steinbach, MB, Canada zone 3)! What type of landscape fabric are you using?🤔😁
Great information and demonstration!
Another practical Canadian.
nice video, keep up the good work and good luck with the season !
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Lots of valuable info here. Could you do a video showing your greenhouses?
That's good to hear. You can see our high tunnel in some of the "Lessons from the Homestead Garden" videos I did last season. Was there something specific you were wondering about?
Now this video was very useful thanks much 💯💯
You're welcome Mark.
My mulch ( pine bark) even over plastic seems to feed the weeds that land on it. This is outside the beds themselves, with no dirt under the mulch. The mulch does get wet, when it rains and creates a perfect feeding ground for weeds and cherry tomato plants that drop out of my beds.I am worried about using fabric over my raised bed soil, as I am worried about drainage. If the sun does not hit my soil the soil in the beds will remain wet, causing possible root rot. I would like to use this method if I could keep my soil from retaining too much water.
May the Lord bless your son and your whole family. ❤❤❤❤