You know what would make this even better and more functional (because I suspect that your lower plants don't get nearly as much water as they need) is this: Before you put the soil in, drill a lot of holes in a pvc pipe and place it vertically in the middle of the basket. Add the soil around it, but not in it. When it's time to water, fill the pvc pipe with water so that it distributes the water evenly all the way to the bottom. Viola.
I just tried this and one suggestion I would make for doing it easier is instead of filling it ALL The way up with dirt, then trying to shove the plants in, fill it up to the level you want your first plants at, put them in, add more dirt, put plants, add more dirt, etc. When I was working near the top and was able to scoop the dirt away from the side it was MUCH easier to get the strawberry plant into the hole without feeling like I was stuffing it and potentially damaging the roots.
Thank you. You know why this is such an excellent idea? I haven't gotten all the strawberry plants yet. Only 6 of them. I can still plant those now and add some more later!
I love that this video is brief. A lot of gardeners on youtube just talk way too much. I don't have time to watch all of these super long videos to get three minutes worth of information. You packed so much information into a nice short video and I love it.
Update: I have 30 hampers now on my terrace complete with all veggies, strawberries and even fruit trees! The apple tree is already making lots of apples! I reckon, I can keep the fruit trees in the hampers if I cut roots and branches a bit bonsai style. And in winter I can easily carry the plants that need protection indoors. A totally brilliant system!
Wow! You are an inspiration! I live in an apartment with direct access to a community patio, but a little section for each tennant outside our individual apartments. This might be the best solution I found so far, if I can find free or cheap burlap sacks.
@@erinowens1880 is usually recommended to cover them through winter to protect from deep freezes. They go dormant through winter and pop back up in spring. They're supposed to improve with every season.
Thank you for this really great idea! Last fall we moved from a 7000 square meter property to a cave house with "only" a terrace. I watched all the vertical growing methods on RUclips, but none of them looked suitable for my terrace vegetable garden, nor did they look pretty. Then I saw your laundry basket turned strawberry planter and I immediately knew that this was it. I've so far ordered 10 of the exactly same baskets, also in white and I'm now planting a "thin" plant (i.e. garlic or onion) always next to a "bushier" one. I.e. a lettuce, a strawberry plant, a kale and so much more all for making green smoothies or for cooking. On top of the laundry basket planters I will plant tomatoes, cucumbers, hokkaido pumpkin, sweet melon, beans and they will all grow higher and higher and onto our cave roof where they can then mature in the hot Spanish sun. Thank you again for this great idea, organic veggies are our life and your idea came just in time! It's not easy to go from lots of land to just a terrace, but now I CAN! :)
What an interesting and clever idea. I've been vegetable and fruit gardening for many years. I plan to give this a try this year. I don't grow anything I can't eat so will be using the top for additional strawberries. Seems to me that if you use a good wicking potting mix that a drainage hole will not be needed. Just don't plant strawberries in the lower holes. Excess water will overflow through the lower holes.
I would love to see a updated video on how that worked out with picking the strawberries and when. Also after you pick a couple does it keep growing? Your videos are wonderful a new gardener here with just one small planter box and a new subscriber
I love looking at her pill and talk about flowers she felt you ration love to so many women that would love to get in the garden to watch you do I love being able to be motivated to work in my yard and put beautiful thing thank you and God bless
This is a great idea, except for the whole watering problem. I noticed that there was a few requests for a follow-up video. A good solution to watering the bottom portion is using a tube for deep watering (sticking a tube in there vertically, that's perforated); or making the planter about half the size.
This works great! I used crowns and had the same basket and burlap sack at home. I love this because I don't have to use a bunch of straw to keep the strawberries off the ground and I will just put it in my shop during the winter. So easy❤❤❤😍
Excellent idea. I just happen to have 2 plastic laundry baskets lying around without purpose. Now they have one. Thank you. I love your ideas. You have an amazing eye for aesthetics.
It just doesn't matter how old a video is, they can always come in handy for someone, somewhere down the track! We're planning on moving house within the next 6/12 months. I've planted a tiny strawberry patch, originally with 3 different strawberry plants, in the actual garden here. They've given us so many of the most beautiful largest, sweetest berries... I've certainly never tasted these from a shop! And have thrown many a baby plant (I'm not sure what they're called, the new ones they grow from the runners). I've got multiple pots, all with clones of these 3 different strawberry plants, but the number of separate pots are getting a bit out of hand, especially considering we're moving soon. From your idea, I now know exactly how I'm going to do it! I'm going to grow strawberry towers, from all the baby runners! And they'll be fine in there for next season too, just boost the soil, re-compost, put a new topping of fresh annual, floral plants on top, & I won't need to rush to get them either into the ground or into bigger pots, straight after the move either! (Soon after, but not immediately.) Brilliant idea! Thank you! ❤❤
I can't believe this came up while looking for DIY strawberry containers!!!! I was like, its Laura from Garden Answers!!!! I love it!! Thanks Laura. I'm sold on the idea. 🌻🍓💗🌻🍓💗
This is one of the smartest ideas ever. Who would think a laundry basket to grow strawberries. Plus the top garden flowers add lots of color. God bless. Thank you
Oh my goodness.. I have 3 of these, and other baskets that I don't use that I could easily use to expand my balcony gardening space. Thank you so much for this idea.
I noticed you asked people to subscribe. Very nicely done. I wonder who talked you into it finally. Love all your videos including your family also antiquing with your mum and sister. Love from Australia. Looking forward to your Christmas lights this year. ❤
Hello , im your new subscribers. I am planning to watch all your videos cos i was inspired the first video i watched when u harvested a watermelon, melon, bell pepper and etc. Thank you for sharing your videos 😊😘
my boyfriend and i have strawberries in both our gardens and its such a hassel hopping around like idiots trying to pick them all with our baskets and there on a hill so we always fall at some point, and the spiders omg huge ! so i think we will transplant some into a basket i just got several flimsy plastic recently that do not actually work well for our laundry that can definitly be re used for this ! glad i came across your channel on a windy day im loving all the creative ideas that average people can actually do ( most garden diys are kind of like if you have 20,000 -50,000 for a budget lol )
Laura did this basket produce strawberries really well? I have that basket and was thinking of planting some if it did well. I could not find the video where you showed it later on. I love all your videos. Thank you for sharing your love of gardening.
That is an absolutely amazing idea! I am definitely going to use that and plant them next year in my garden aside my blueberries and blackberries! Thank you for sharing!! Love seeing what you come up with next!
How nice idea that a laundry basket turn into beautiful garden pot keep making videos about this so that you can gave us amazing idea on how to dacorate also oir garden ang even yard madam tkanks and keep safe always God bless you..🥰
I'm so glad I found this video as I've been buying laundry baskets in Dollar Tree for only one dollar! I prefer to have white baskets as they keep the bugs away more than the black ones. I was wondering if a basket full of holes could be bad for the plants but I got my responses from this video! Thanks.
You can also find burlap at places that sell grain too. I've purchased grains in burlap before, when I had horses. 😊 🐎 Love the Laundry basket planter for strawberries, that's a fantastic idea. I'll have to talk to my husband about something like this for on our deck. We get *Full* sun on the deck and need to dress it up oh so badly.
Hi! I love your channel and I was wondering if you can give an update on this video. I have recently purchased my first set of strawberry plants and I am really excited to try this.
Can't help but wonder how these did and if its a good project that last more than one season. Seems like a fun idea if you're limited on space, like maybe a balcony?
I doubt she did a follow up, because I suspect the strawberries died. She had no way for the lower plants to get adequate water. This wasn't the best design.
@@sandiamartin585 The strawberries get water simply by watering from the top. The water flows down through the door, over the strawberry 🍓roots and out of the drainage hole in the bottom.
Can you please link the update? I've gone through the comments and somebody mentioned the planter was mentioned in one of your garden tours but which one? I watched one that was 20+mins and it wasn't in there. Would really be helpful if you could just link it or make a stand alone update vid on this planter please!
That's a brilliant idea I used an old bin lined with a bin liner to grow my carrots lol I recycle my old washing baskets ;) keep up the great videos make my day. hope u enjoyed ur holiday sweetie xx
so I just did this two days ago and as the nursery person suggested, I trimmed the roots about half off. I planted them in moist soil but the plants are droopy. Maybe I need to water them in too? I would like her to discuss watering..does the watering from the top reach all the berry plants on the side or do they need to be sprayed directly? Thanks!!
You always want to water in freshly planted things, even if you are planting in moist soil. I water this basket thoroughly from the top, and it seems to make it's way down because the lower berries did great last year! Most of them came back after our terrible winter, too! Should be another fun year with it! :) ~Laura
Do you water it the same way as regular plants? Just showering water from the top? What’s a good way to make sure all the plants are getting water and fertilizer?
Great idea! I have several questions. How would I use bare root starters when planting to ensure they came out of the holes or can't I use those? If I can, would I bury the entire root? I also heard strawberries were heavy feeders. Should I add manure or other compost to the soil mixture? How often did you find you had to water this, since it's not in the ground I assume it dries out faster? I'm in SW Ohio.
I would randomly spot paint earth tone colors and a variations of greens on that laundry basket with paint made for plastic. it would all blend in and look like abig bush instead of stark white . Love your idea, will try it.
that is what i was thinking or pvc with holes, may some gravel at the bottom and not a hole but a hole on the side up a couple inches. wicks through the body of it would work also
I drilled holes in a 1/2” pvc pipe and stuck it right in the center of the laundry basket. My kids fill a water bottle with rain water and pour it right in the top of the PVC pipe.
How exactly did you cut the holes in the burlap (prior to putting the strawberry plants in)? Isn’t burlap hard to cut? Maybe there’s some [electric] tool for that?
I love this! I subscribed before I even watched the video! Just the title alone caught my attention! I have three of those baskets and now I can plant strawberries! Thank you for sharing!
How did this turn out?? I'm just now discovering your channel and am OBSESSED. Did this particular method of planting strawberries actually work? Were you able to get a pretty plentiful harvest??
Did you use the Berry Treasure Strawberries? I wonder how this project faired considering you didn’t add drip irrigation to it. I’m watching this after your recent upload of garden tour where you show how abundant your strawberries are that you planted in the galvanized tubs where the cut flower garden is.
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You know what would make this even better and more functional (because I suspect that your lower plants don't get nearly as much water as they need) is this: Before you put the soil in, drill a lot of holes in a pvc pipe and place it vertically in the middle of the basket. Add the soil around it, but not in it. When it's time to water, fill the pvc pipe with water so that it distributes the water evenly all the way to the bottom. Viola.
Sandia you're a genius. Im trying your idea
I just tried this and one suggestion I would make for doing it easier is instead of filling it ALL The way up with dirt, then trying to shove the plants in, fill it up to the level you want your first plants at, put them in, add more dirt, put plants, add more dirt, etc. When I was working near the top and was able to scoop the dirt away from the side it was MUCH easier to get the strawberry plant into the hole without feeling like I was stuffing it and potentially damaging the roots.
Great suggestion! Did this type of pot work for strawberries? Was watering an issue?
Thank you. You know why this is such an excellent idea? I haven't gotten all the strawberry plants yet. Only 6 of them. I can still plant those now and add some more later!
I love that this video is brief. A lot of gardeners on youtube just talk way too much. I don't have time to watch all of these super long videos to get three minutes worth of information. You packed so much information into a nice short video and I love it.
Update: I have 30 hampers now on my terrace complete with all veggies, strawberries and even fruit trees! The apple tree is already making lots of apples! I reckon, I can keep the fruit trees in the hampers if I cut roots and branches a bit bonsai style. And in winter I can easily carry the plants that need protection indoors. A totally brilliant system!
Wow! You are an inspiration! I live in an apartment with direct access to a community patio, but a little section for each tennant outside our individual apartments. This might be the best solution I found so far, if I can find free or cheap burlap sacks.
That's so cool. I might try fruit trees like that. Thanks for the idea!
Do the strawberries winter over in the hamper? I'm curious how perennials do if not in the ground.
@@erinowens1880 is usually recommended to cover them through winter to protect from deep freezes. They go dormant through winter and pop back up in spring. They're supposed to improve with every season.
How do you give them water, especially the ones beneath?
Thank you for this really great idea! Last fall we moved from a 7000 square meter property to a cave house with "only" a terrace. I watched all the vertical growing methods on RUclips, but none of them looked suitable for my terrace vegetable garden, nor did they look pretty. Then I saw your laundry basket turned strawberry planter and I immediately knew that this was it. I've so far ordered 10 of the exactly same baskets, also in white and I'm now planting a "thin" plant (i.e. garlic or onion) always next to a "bushier" one. I.e. a lettuce, a strawberry plant, a kale and so much more all for making green smoothies or for cooking.
On top of the laundry basket planters I will plant tomatoes, cucumbers, hokkaido pumpkin, sweet melon, beans and they will all grow higher and higher and onto our cave roof where they can then mature in the hot Spanish sun.
Thank you again for this great idea, organic veggies are our life and your idea came just in time! It's not easy to go from lots of land to just a terrace, but now I CAN! :)
So how did your planters work? I'm curious if the strawberries are alright?
What a brilliant idea! Gardens are just so amazing! It seems the more challenging, the more amazing they become!
Well done, & Happy gardening. 😍😍❤❤✌✌✌
Maybe you should show how you got the strawberry plants roots through the holes?
What an interesting and clever idea. I've been vegetable and fruit gardening for many years. I plan to give this a try this year. I don't grow anything I can't eat so will be using the top for additional strawberries. Seems to me that if you use a good wicking potting mix that a drainage hole will not be needed. Just don't plant strawberries in the lower holes. Excess water will overflow through the lower holes.
I would love to see a updated video on how that worked out with picking the strawberries and when. Also after you pick a couple does it keep growing? Your videos are wonderful a new gardener here with just one small planter box and a new subscriber
Probably not so good for fruit production
I love looking at her pill and talk about flowers she felt you ration love to so many women that would love to get in the garden to watch you do I love being able to be motivated to work in my yard and put beautiful thing thank you and God bless
This is a great idea, except for the whole watering problem. I noticed that there was a few requests for a follow-up video. A good solution to watering the bottom portion is using a tube for deep watering (sticking a tube in there vertically, that's perforated); or making the planter about half the size.
This works great! I used crowns and had the same basket and burlap sack at home. I love this because I don't have to use a bunch of straw to keep the strawberries off the ground and I will just put it in my shop during the winter. So easy❤❤❤😍
Excellent idea. I just happen to have 2 plastic laundry baskets lying around without purpose. Now they have one. Thank you. I love your ideas. You have an amazing eye for aesthetics.
This is just...
Brilliant Laura !
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It just doesn't matter how old a video is, they can always come in handy for someone, somewhere down the track!
We're planning on moving house within the next 6/12 months. I've planted a tiny strawberry patch, originally with 3 different strawberry plants, in the actual garden here. They've given us so many of the most beautiful largest, sweetest berries... I've certainly never tasted these from a shop! And have thrown many a baby plant (I'm not sure what they're called, the new ones they grow from the runners).
I've got multiple pots, all with clones of these 3 different strawberry plants, but the number of separate pots are getting a bit out of hand, especially considering we're moving soon.
From your idea, I now know exactly how I'm going to do it! I'm going to grow strawberry towers, from all the baby runners! And they'll be fine in there for next season too, just boost the soil, re-compost, put a new topping of fresh annual, floral plants on top, & I won't need to rush to get them either into the ground or into bigger pots, straight after the move either! (Soon after, but not immediately.)
Brilliant idea! Thank you! ❤❤
I can't believe this came up while looking for DIY strawberry containers!!!! I was like, its Laura from Garden Answers!!!! I love it!! Thanks Laura. I'm sold on the idea. 🌻🍓💗🌻🍓💗
This is one of the smartest ideas ever. Who would think a laundry basket to grow strawberries. Plus the top garden flowers add lots of color. God bless. Thank you
Maybe you could show this planter again after the strawberries ripen?
@Brysen Michael why would anyone want to hack someones instagram? What gain is there, lol?
do you ever link your updates for these in the original videos? I would love to see how this progressed
Same here. I don't see many DIY laundry baskets in these gardens later on.
Really like your ideas! Tried this on a smaller level with a laundry basket half the size. So far, so good 😊
Hi Sharon Cooper. Can you tell me about watering? Any particular system? Thx
Oh my goodness.. I have 3 of these, and other baskets that I don't use that I could easily use to expand my balcony gardening space. Thank you so much for this idea.
I noticed you asked people to subscribe. Very nicely done. I wonder who talked you into it finally. Love all your videos including your family also antiquing with your mum and sister. Love from Australia. Looking forward to your Christmas lights this year. ❤
Cannot wait to do this. My strawberries made it through our cold winter & I have new ones to add
Just need burlap.
Very clever! Would love to see an update on how this. Thanks, Kris K
Hello , im your new subscribers. I am planning to watch all your videos cos i was inspired the first video i watched when u harvested a watermelon, melon, bell pepper and etc. Thank you for sharing your videos 😊😘
Just watched this. Totally love this idea. I already have this basket - I have yards of hobby burlap I can sew together. Love this idea.
Love this idea. So pretty can't wait for update. Thank-you for sharing.
my boyfriend and i have strawberries in both our gardens and its such a hassel hopping around like idiots trying to pick them all with our baskets and there on a hill so we always fall at some point, and the spiders omg huge ! so i think we will transplant some into a basket i just got several flimsy plastic recently that do not actually work well for our laundry that can definitly be re used for this ! glad i came across your channel on a windy day im loving all the creative ideas that average people can actually do ( most garden diys are kind of like if you have 20,000 -50,000 for a budget lol )
I've always wondered what to do if I want a tower garden but I dont want to do holes on a plastic drum. Thanks a bunch for the answer. Love it.
I like this idea so I can bring the strawberries in for the winter and put them in the indoor garden.
Laura did this basket produce strawberries really well? I have that basket and was thinking of planting some if it did well. I could not find the video where you showed it later on. I love all your videos. Thank you for sharing your love of gardening.
That is an absolutely amazing idea! I am definitely going to use that and plant them next year in my garden aside my blueberries and blackberries! Thank you for sharing!! Love seeing what you come up with next!
Bought a basket end of last year for this and now has the plants in it. Fingers crossed!
How nice idea that a laundry basket turn into beautiful garden pot keep making videos about this so that you can gave us amazing idea on how to dacorate also oir garden ang even yard madam tkanks and keep safe always God bless you..🥰
I would have liked to see a close up and slow down shot of the actual planting of strawberries. I am not an avid gardener. Learning here.
I saw similar version on Garden SG channel and after that i saw recommendation to your video. Both are fantastic !
I have to take a break every so few days from watching your videos because you keep giving me ideas that I'm running out of yard for! 😂
An oldie but a goodie! I think that I will try this one this year!
I'm so glad I found this video as I've been buying laundry baskets in Dollar Tree for only one dollar! I prefer to have white baskets as they keep the bugs away more than the black ones. I was wondering if a basket full of holes could be bad for the plants but I got my responses from this video! Thanks.
nice idea. love how you buy beautiful plants. Its hard to find nice plants like that in nurseries where i live.
This is the first video of yours I ever saw. You’re so creative! Here it is five years later and I’m still watching your channel. Love it!!
You can also find burlap at places that sell grain too. I've purchased grains in burlap before, when I had horses. 😊 🐎 Love the Laundry basket planter for strawberries, that's a fantastic idea. I'll have to talk to my husband about something like this for on our deck. We get *Full* sun on the deck and need to dress it up oh so badly.
Going to have to try the pvc tip for watering them because my lower ones are definitely not looking good
Love it! My daughter is growing strawberries 🍓 and I suggest your method. Greetings from Mexico City
how well did the plastic hold up to the outside elements? I live in texas and plastic tends to become brittle quickly when left outside.
spray it with UV protector every year or two
Hi! I love your channel and I was wondering if you can give an update on this video. I have recently purchased my first set of strawberry plants and I am really excited to try this.
Can't help but wonder how these did and if its a good project that last more than one season. Seems like a fun idea if you're limited on space, like maybe a balcony?
Did you do a follow up on this strawberry tower? I can't find it
I doubt she did a follow up, because I suspect the strawberries died. She had no way for the lower plants to get adequate water. This wasn't the best design.
if you notice after the she completed it there are some pictures afterwards showing strawberries ripening, so she did 2 -3 short video update clicks
@@sandiamartin585 The strawberries get water simply by watering from the top. The water flows down through the door, over the strawberry 🍓roots and out of the drainage hole in the bottom.
@@sandiamartin585 gravitation? Lol
@@zepguwlthistle7924she`s planting the ripening strawberry at 1:35
Can you please link the update? I've gone through the comments and somebody mentioned the planter was mentioned in one of your garden tours but which one? I watched one that was 20+mins and it wasn't in there. Would really be helpful if you could just link it or make a stand alone update vid on this planter please!
Love the laundry basket idea. You could also do herbs in one.
Excellent! I am going to follow this. I too have strawberry seedlings.
Would love to see all your baskets fill with goodies please
Literally the best idea! I’m doing this at the weekend thank you so much xxx
Where are the updates you mentioned? I'd love to see this as it progressed during the season. Thank you.
Could you please tell me where your update is for the strawberry basket
I'd love to see the update! Sometimes I wonder about these videos whether I can believe them or not! Lol!
Any tips on watering? To ensures the plants get fed?
How cute! What other plants like to be planted the way the strawberries do?
That's a brilliant idea I used an old bin lined with a bin liner to grow my carrots lol I recycle my old washing baskets ;) keep up the great videos make my day. hope u enjoyed ur holiday sweetie xx
Hi. Love the idea. Can you please tell me about watering? How often, How much? What system..ect. we are in surprise, AZ. Thx
Wondering how this worked over time. Looks like a neat idea but does it keep producing and stay together year after year?
so I just did this two days ago and as the nursery person suggested, I trimmed the roots about half off. I planted them in moist soil but the plants are droopy. Maybe I need to water them in too? I would like her to discuss watering..does the watering from the top reach all the berry plants on the side or do they need to be sprayed directly? Thanks!!
You always want to water in freshly planted things, even if you are planting in moist soil. I water this basket thoroughly from the top, and it seems to make it's way down because the lower berries did great last year! Most of them came back after our terrible winter, too! Should be another fun year with it! :) ~Laura
I wonder if using the burlap would would with the galvanized wind chime strawberry holders....
That is awesome I will have to try this. It should work in my small back yard. I wonder if you could plant any urbs like that?
how well did this work? did it survive for the three years of the strawberry plants?
Do you water it the same way as regular plants? Just showering water from the top? What’s a good way to make sure all the plants are getting water and fertilizer?
Just came across your video.....How cute and clever, going to have to give it a try....Thanks so much for sharing!!
Looking for the follow up.......was this successful?
Good idea for flowers and different kinds of plants too.
I'd love to see an update on this basket.
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LOVE, LOVE this!!!!! Could you line it with a plastic garbage bag as well?
Fantastic idea!!! I'm going to try his with succulents.
Great idea! I have several questions. How would I use bare root starters when planting to ensure they came out of the holes or can't I use those? If I can, would I bury the entire root? I also heard strawberries were heavy feeders. Should I add manure or other compost to the soil mixture? How often did you find you had to water this, since it's not in the ground I assume it dries out faster? I'm in SW Ohio.
That looks like such of a fun idea! What kinds of shade plants would you put in one of those planters?
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Do they come back next year in the basket? I wondered if the soil will be washed out in the rainy days
Good idea. When you add flowers etc. to a food product container, do you need to be sure they are edible or at least non-toxic?
I love this idea...you make so much sense...super easy and so practical, thank you!!!!
I would randomly spot paint earth tone colors and a variations of greens on that laundry basket with paint made for plastic. it would all blend in and look like abig bush instead of stark white . Love your idea, will try it.
You are genius always giving us good ideas and new things to learn
Hello! Did you cut the strawberry plants apart so that they could fit in the small holes? Thanks!
How do you water the strawberries? A really good watering from the top?
I personally would put a perforated hose throughout the body of the container.
that is what i was thinking or pvc with holes, may some gravel at the bottom and not a hole but a hole on the side up a couple inches. wicks through the body of it would work also
I drilled holes in a 1/2” pvc pipe and stuck it right in the center of the laundry basket. My kids fill a water bottle with rain water and pour it right in the top of the PVC pipe.
@@LaCajunCountry how often did you water them
Hello, Thanks for this idea! Can one do the same with coriander?
How exactly did you cut the holes in the burlap (prior to putting the strawberry plants in)? Isn’t burlap hard to cut? Maybe there’s some [electric] tool for that?
Is there a follow up video to this? On harvesting them?
Is there an update video somewhere? I can't find one and I'd love to see how this turned out.
check one of the garden tour videos. its doing good
Can this be done with other types of plants such as hens and chicks, miniature roses, peace lily Etc? Thank you
I like this idea but what do I do with the strawberries in the fall? I live in a zone 6.
thanks very amazing, but pls I need more explanation on how to care my strawberry at my garden and to water it . thanks
I love this! I subscribed before I even watched the video! Just the title alone caught my attention! I have three of those baskets and now I can plant strawberries! Thank you for sharing!
how do you water it correctly? does it need fertilizer? what soil is best for this? thanks!
What size container were the strawberry plants in? Or did you take most of the soil off? That's a small hole you were dealing with!
How do you water the strawberries?
What do you do with strawberries in the winter? We live in upstate NY.
How do you water this planter? I wish there was more information on maintenance..
I do something like this last month, good idea for people who dont have too much space :D
I love watching your videos. You do beautiful work!!!!!
Love it I'm going to do this with my 4 yr old nephew . THANK YOU !!
Did you water it? And about how much..... newbie here 💞 thanks for sharing....
great idea never thought of that I have a black one for laundry.. hmm more ideas!!! 👍
How did this turn out?? I'm just now discovering your channel and am OBSESSED. Did this particular method of planting strawberries actually work? Were you able to get a pretty plentiful harvest??
Did you use the Berry Treasure Strawberries? I wonder how this project faired considering you didn’t add drip irrigation to it.
I’m watching this after your recent upload of garden tour where you show how abundant your strawberries are that you planted in the galvanized tubs where the cut flower garden is.
Where did you get the pink pot of flowers I love them