Highlights: 0:21 How we store greenhouse plastic 1:38 How we store PVC pipes (hoops) 2:37 How we store cold frames Oscar the Cat Cameos 1:153:55 If you shop on Amazon, you can support OYR simply by clicking this link (bookmark it too) before shopping: www.amazon.com/?tag=oneya-20
No surprise here. With such a beautiful , perfectly tidy garden , we new you had all that "stuff" under control. So nice to have a place for everything and everything in its' place. Ahhhhhhhh. : )
Well thought out. I find a lot of people give up before they start because they can't over come these types of hurdles. Hopefully they will watch vid's like this and take heart.
Vertical storage is just as efficient as vertical gardening. Bungee cords for the pvc is amazing. Still having cool night's here - last frost date is end of May - but I'm planting potatoes today. I've noticed my soil in the raised beds that has been protected by mulch for 2 winters is significantly easier to plant in than the soil that just has 1 winter of protection. Can hardly wait to see how it is with red wigglers in it too.
Hi patrick. The covered flowerbeds were hiding surprises! First time I see so much organization! We say that some jobs are looking for a way and no trouble. Well done!
Thanks for sharing this information. I need to get the plastic for my hoop houses out of my greenhouse ASAP. I was going to store it there, but your video reminded me of how hot my greenhouse gets in the summer (over 110 degrees F). Thanks again for sharing this video. Happy Gardening!☺️
Hi Patrick I love your gardening videos, especially in regards to the edible perennials, and maximizing garden space! What I would love to see is a detailed garden overview - showing where North is in regards to your garden, how you planned it, what you planted with what etc. Perhaps just a drawing of your layout and whats all in your garden? Maybe even a whole house layout showing what you grow in the front yard too! Keep up the great work and the informative videos! Thank you
Great ideas! Our yard is also small. We store some things between our back deck and the fence. We also store some things under our back deck. Our deck is enclosed with lattice but we made a secret entrance. ;). - Amanda
Since I am making some cold frames this year, its nice to think about having them nest together. its good to have that in mind before starting the project, instead of during or after the project... I might have gone and made them all the same size...
Thanks so much. You've caught me so much. I'm way behind on planting.I've got all pots. In and some greens. But I've got small 3' green houses. I think I'll leave them out for winter crops. But I'll add some silver plastic for more sun in winter.
Very Clever! Repeat watching of your videos has finally convinced Mark to build me a copycat of your 'greenhouse' if you will. This video about storing of supplies will be the clincher. THANK YOU for this video! It's going to help me keep growing on all winter! Here's to amazing harvests Patrick, Mrs. Dolan and of course, Oscar!
I like your fence storage and for storing plastic in the basement. I do not have to use hoop houses or cold frames and thing I have to store my pool cover. I use my covered patio to grow plants that require shade and use an apricot tree for spring and summer shade for other plants.
You must have filmed during Oscar's nap time ;-) Looks good! It is exciting to put away the last of the winter stuff! I had my husband build me a tall trellis for my pole beans this morning. It is warm enough for me to plant those now.
I don't need cold frames in Tacoma but I still found the vlog interesting Patrick, I have been planting tomatoes out now that the nights are staying in the upper 40's and only have a few more to go--there is a light at the end of the tunnel, LOL.
Awesome plan. I am looking to build some cold frames this summer for use in the fall. Thanks for sharing. Have been following you for quite a while. I enjoy your videos!
Just rewatching this for inspiration as we've expanded our growing space a bit and I'm looking at adding some of the hinged low tunnels. Curious as to how you store the hinged low tunnels off-season?
Nice, I've been wondering how you handled that stuff. I'll be figuring out how to deal with some of my stuff , not looking forward to it...lol. as always thanks for sharing
Patrick, I remember that you have trellises in summer. Where do you store those in winter? I remove the hoops over my 2 by 1 meter garden beds when it is warm enough and replace them with trellises to facilitate vertical growing. I store my trellises besides my house in winter. How do you do that?
I meant to show our trellises but I forgot. They're also attached to the fence with bungee cords. I have them all stacked on top of each other on the fence and they take up very little space.
OYR Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening no problem I absolutely love it! man we need to get more people on board with Urban gardening with every kind of gardening that there possibly is that sustainable that's not monoculture that just stops using chemicals and making these curb appeal lawn houses I think food growing should be mandatory and you've done yours just so adorable I had hundreds of Windows and so much collectible things to make my greenhouses and my garden in general enough for a very good hunk of property and I had it all taken away from me. and so right now I'm living vicariously through people like you and I think you're doing a really great job and I would be really proud of I was you! I gardened from the minute I could crawl in the dirt behind my mom and pick the seeds out that she just put in. she wasn't one to know Latin names much but man did she know how to garden and she taught me and I don't always know proper names of things or a lot of things that God would know. but it's just almost like instinct now in my well over 50 years on this planet. you know maybe it is an instinct?! some people just have it more in them than others but I still think it should be mandatory that all the trees on the streets are fruit trees and that all the grass faces for the most part are Gardens and of course we have to have some places for sitting but we don't need as much long as we do. Alright it's very early in the morning here I'm on the west coast and I still haven't fallen asleep I've had some little nod off so I need to and I have a tendency to ramble using voice to text like I am when I wake up. so I should stop now. I'm glad I found you I think I might have had you in the Bell wasn't rung properly
Great ideas for storage. Was wondering if the fence is shared with your neighbor. And does the extra weight of hanging all these cold frames damage or pull on the fence supports?
Hi!! Thanks for your great videos! I'm not sure where to post this question, but do you have any experience with invasive plants or serious weed control? I'd love to know more about this as we have a major Chinese lantern problem.
Thanks! I buy a few different dimensions, but bought 16' x 25' for the hoop house. www.greenhousemegastore.com/product/4-year-greenhouse-film/6-mil-polyethylene-film
Thank you for this video. Only question is does does taking plastic off of covers and reinstalling add holes to cover and weak points for tears or air leaks. Unless you get same cover on the same bed in exact spot each year. Im not as skilled at orginization (a work in progress) as you, however i am modeling your methods to fit my needs and have learned alot from your chanel. Thank you!!!
The easiest way is to put cold frames or low tunnels inside of a greenhouse or hoop house. This video shows how I built our hoop house (with cold frames and low tunnels inside): ruclips.net/video/4_yga1KPA5M/видео.html This video shows how I built our double layered hinged low tunnels: ruclips.net/video/1qwyFEmTsmM/видео.html
Highlights:
0:21 How we store greenhouse plastic
1:38 How we store PVC pipes (hoops)
2:37 How we store cold frames
Oscar the Cat Cameos
1:15 3:55
If you shop on Amazon, you can support OYR simply by clicking this link (bookmark it too) before shopping: www.amazon.com/?tag=oneya-20
No surprise here. With such a beautiful , perfectly tidy garden , we new you had all that "stuff" under control. So nice to have a place for everything and everything in its' place. Ahhhhhhhh. : )
Thanks!
Well thought out. I find a lot of people give up before they start because they can't over come these types of hurdles. Hopefully they will watch vid's like this and take heart.
Thanks Mark!
I love that cat! He always tries to make an appearance
Oscar is a pro. I didn't even know he was in the clip when he climbed the stair railing until I edited the video.
The cold frame hack blew my mind!!!
Thanks Ali!
I love this channel!
Thanks!
Vertical storage is just as efficient as vertical gardening. Bungee cords for the pvc is amazing. Still having cool night's here - last frost date is end of May - but I'm planting potatoes today. I've noticed my soil in the raised beds that has been protected by mulch for 2 winters is significantly easier to plant in than the soil that just has 1 winter of protection. Can hardly wait to see how it is with red wigglers in it too.
Thanks Valerie! Yeah, mulch really helps make the soil nice and soft. Happy potato planting!
Signed In just to give you a thumbs up. Very enjoyable. Sincere appreciation. m.
Thank you for sharing! Very well done. I'm glad Oscar got involved!
Thanks Eric! Oscar can't resist a camera.
Hi patrick. The covered flowerbeds were hiding surprises! First time I see so much organization! We say that some jobs are looking for a way and no trouble. Well done!
Thanks Lamprine! Yeah, the covers really helped get us off to an early start this spring.
I love the simplicity of your organization!
Thanks!
Some really useful ideas there, as the owner of UK's messiest allotment you've given me some good ideas for storing my detritus.
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful.
Organized!!! I love it!
Thanks Celeste!
Gotta love the bungee cords and my favorite the Velcro straps. Awesome mad organizational skills Patrick! 😆
Thanks! Ah, yes, velcro is another favorite.
The best small garden youtuber.
Love how you stay so organized...Have a great day..
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this information. I need to get the plastic for my hoop houses out of my greenhouse ASAP. I was going to store it there, but your video reminded me of how hot my greenhouse gets in the summer (over 110 degrees F). Thanks again for sharing this video. Happy Gardening!☺️
You're welcome, Cheryl! Yeah, it really helps keep the plastic going longer.
Hi Patrick I love your gardening videos, especially in regards to the edible perennials, and maximizing garden space! What I would love to see is a detailed garden overview - showing where North is in regards to your garden, how you planned it, what you planted with what etc. Perhaps just a drawing of your layout and whats all in your garden? Maybe even a whole house layout showing what you grow in the front yard too! Keep up the great work and the informative videos! Thank you
On top of it, good job,...and already lots of plants growing👍 ..hugs to you and Oscar.
Thanks Rebecca!
Great ideas! Our yard is also small. We store some things between our back deck and the fence. We also store some things under our back deck. Our deck is enclosed with lattice but we made a secret entrance. ;). - Amanda
Thanks Amanda! Decks are a great place to tuck away garden supplies when they're not in use.
Hanging things on the fence is a great idea.
Thanks Jennifer!
What a great way to use up empty space along the fences! Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Thanks Jacob!
Your very organized, thanks for some new ideas.
Thanks!
Absolutely thumbs up! Loved how you hung the cold frames!
Thanks!
Thank you! I've often wondered where all that stuff goes in the summertime. Great ideas for fence storage...I'll have to talk to my hubby about that.
Thanks Lori!
Great idea with the cold frames Patrick. Looking forward to watching your garden turn into your jungle this year :)
Thanks Steve! I'm setting up a timelapse camera tomorrow to capture the transition to jungle.
I love how organized this is! Lol you make it look so easy
Thanks!
Love these simple systems you use!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Since I am making some cold frames this year, its nice to think about having them nest together. its good to have that in mind before starting the project, instead of during or after the project... I might have gone and made them all the same size...
Yeah, it really helps to be able to nest them. I didn't plan it, though. I just happened to find a lot of different sized tops.
Thanks so much. You've caught me so much. I'm way behind on planting.I've got all pots. In and some greens. But I've got small 3' green houses. I think I'll leave them out for winter crops. But I'll add some silver plastic for more sun in winter.
You're welcome, Betty! I'm glad my videos have helped.
Patrick, thank you so much for this video. I have often wondered where you put everything. Have a great today! Catherine
You're welcome, Catherine!
Useful tips, especially for those who hope to have a greenhouse in the future.
Thanks!
Of course, I'm trying to turn 10K square feet worth of overgrown field into a garden, which is not easy, when one has next to nothing.
We have limited space in our urban farm too and these were great ideas! Thanks for sharing!!
You're welcome!
Very Clever! Repeat watching of your videos has finally convinced Mark to build me a copycat of your 'greenhouse' if you will. This video about storing of supplies will be the clincher. THANK YOU for this video! It's going to help me keep growing on all winter! Here's to amazing harvests Patrick, Mrs. Dolan and of course, Oscar!
Thanks Hope! I'm glad Mark has been persuaded.
Thanks for sharing and I now know what I want to do with our pvc pipe that we hang shade cloth on after the summer heat in AZ.
You're welcome, Daniel! I'm glad it was helpful.
Excellent Patrick.Many just like doing the "good stuff")))
Thanks!
Nice, very organized! Patrick the way you hung and stored your cold frames gave me some ideas! ;) Thank you, much appreciated!!
Thanks!
Great video! It's always important to stay organized!
Thanks Crystal!
I like your fence storage and for storing plastic in the basement. I do not have to use hoop houses or cold frames and thing I have to store my pool cover. I use my covered patio to grow plants that require shade and use an apricot tree for spring and summer shade for other plants.
Thanks John!
Simple systems! Love it
Thanks!
You must have filmed during Oscar's nap time ;-) Looks good! It is exciting to put away the last of the winter stuff! I had my husband build me a tall trellis for my pole beans this morning. It is warm enough for me to plant those now.
Thanks Chari! Happy planting.
All the camera angles & editing must take a lot of time. Thank you so much for what you do.
My pleasure!
I don't need cold frames in Tacoma but I still found the vlog interesting Patrick, I have been planting tomatoes out now that the nights are staying in the upper 40's and only have a few more to go--there is a light at the end of the tunnel, LOL.
Thanks! Sounds like we have similar night temperatures at the moment.
Please keep the excellent content coming! ty!
Thanks Hope!
Good topic. I deal with this both at home & at a community garden I help run.
Thanks!
Easy and simple ideas. Thanks
Thanks Cathy!
That’s a great idea. Everything is out of the way.
Thanks Maria!
Thanks ！fantastic ，so well organised!
I always wondered where you stored those things :)
Very clever. Thanks for the ideas.
Thanks Debbie!
Been looking forward to seeing this video.
Thanks Valerie!
Awesome plan. I am looking to build some cold frames this summer for use in the fall. Thanks for sharing. Have been following you for quite a while. I enjoy your videos!
Thanks! Best wishes with your cold frames.
Excellent. Thanks Patrick
Thanks!
Nice! I am getting more ideas on how to keep my garden more organized :)
Thanks Sunil!
Wonderful management , you are a very neat person!
I love your organization.
With my compliments!
Greetings, Dario
Thanks Dario!
Such awesome ideas there.
Thanks!
that's a great storage system
Thanks Tim!
Miss your updates…hope to see you back online soon…
BRILLIANT!
Thanks!
Just rewatching this for inspiration as we've expanded our growing space a bit and I'm looking at adding some of the hinged low tunnels. Curious as to how you store the hinged low tunnels off-season?
Nice, I've been wondering how you handled that stuff. I'll be figuring out how to deal with some of my stuff , not looking forward to it...lol. as always thanks for sharing
You're welcome! Best wishes finding a place for all your stuff.
You are very organized.
Thanks Nancy!
Super helpful information!
Really awesome. Thanks!
Thanks Ian!
So efficient👍
Thanks Sylvia!
Patrick, I remember that you have trellises in summer. Where do you store those in winter? I remove the hoops over my 2 by 1 meter garden beds when it is warm enough and replace them with trellises to facilitate vertical growing. I store my trellises besides my house in winter. How do you do that?
I meant to show our trellises but I forgot. They're also attached to the fence with bungee cords. I have them all stacked on top of each other on the fence and they take up very little space.
Those hanging cold frames look ideal for strawberry trays.
Great idea!
FABULOUS!!!🐝🌷🌿🌱🍃🐌🐞🐾
Thanks!
OYR Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening no problem I absolutely love it! man we need to get more people on board with Urban gardening with every kind of gardening that there possibly is that sustainable that's not monoculture that just stops using chemicals and making these curb appeal lawn houses I think food growing should be mandatory and you've done yours just so adorable I had hundreds of Windows and so much collectible things to make my greenhouses and my garden in general enough for a very good hunk of property and I had it all taken away from me. and so right now I'm living vicariously through people like you and I think you're doing a really great job and I would be really proud of I was you! I gardened from the minute I could crawl in the dirt behind my mom and pick the seeds out that she just put in. she wasn't one to know Latin names much but man did she know how to garden and she taught me and I don't always know proper names of things or a lot of things that God would know. but it's just almost like instinct now in my well over 50 years on this planet. you know maybe it is an instinct?! some people just have it more in them than others but I still think it should be mandatory that all the trees on the streets are fruit trees and that all the grass faces for the most part are Gardens and of course we have to have some places for sitting but we don't need as much long as we do. Alright it's very early in the morning here I'm on the west coast and I still haven't fallen asleep I've had some little nod off so I need to and I have a tendency to ramble using voice to text like I am when I wake up. so I should stop now. I'm glad I found you I think I might have had you in the Bell wasn't rung properly
Great ideas for storage. Was wondering if the fence is shared with your neighbor. And does the extra weight of hanging all these cold frames damage or pull on the fence supports?
Hi Lane! This is our fence and it borders the alley. You definitely want to make sure your fence is good and strong before hanging cold frames on it.
Oscar's trying to get a little sun every thing looks good no damaged plants.
Thanks Annie! That's Oscar's favorite spot when it gets a little warmer.
Great video!
Thanks Malika!
Excellent info
Thanks John!
Hi!! Thanks for your great videos! I'm not sure where to post this question, but do you have any experience with invasive plants or serious weed control? I'd love to know more about this as we have a major Chinese lantern problem.
Hi Kate! We don't have too many weeds thanks to mulching. This video shows our approach: ruclips.net/video/HuNMi2o6K0M/видео.html
Great video
Thanks!
Great video. Do you have a typical dimension to your poly material that you buy?
Thanks! I buy a few different dimensions, but bought 16' x 25' for the hoop house. www.greenhousemegastore.com/product/4-year-greenhouse-film/6-mil-polyethylene-film
Thanku
You're welcome!
Thank you for this video. Only question is does does taking plastic off of covers and reinstalling add holes to cover and weak points for tears or air leaks. Unless you get same cover on the same bed in exact spot each year. Im not as skilled at orginization (a work in progress) as you, however i am modeling your methods to fit my needs and have learned alot from your chanel. Thank you!!!
Hi Cody! There's usually some damage to the plastic most years, but it can be patched with greenhouse tape.
This got me thinking, do you just know which plastic goes to which low tunnel, or do you have a labeling system?
Great point! Yes, I label them.
Great ideas. What zone are you?
Thanks Janette! We're in zone 5b.
Hey Pat how many years do you keep the same plastic covers before replacing them?
Hi Fernando! I'm hoping to go close to 10 years with the hoop house plastic.
just finished struckture and raised bed in 10 by 20 ft greenhouse,my first gonna be fun
Very cool!
👍👍
I know u chop and drop comfry , do you make comfry tea for garden?
Hi Robert! I only chop and drop it.
How do you make double layer hoop cover? ty
The easiest way is to put cold frames or low tunnels inside of a greenhouse or hoop house. This video shows how I built our hoop house (with cold frames and low tunnels inside): ruclips.net/video/4_yga1KPA5M/видео.html This video shows how I built our double layered hinged low tunnels: ruclips.net/video/1qwyFEmTsmM/видео.html
How do you get rid of earwigs in your garden ?
Hi Bill! Sluggo Plus is a good organic control for earwigs.