Garden Raised Bed DO OVER Free Soil, Compost in Place, Container Gardening Kale & Potatoes Mint TIPS
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2023
- Setting up a Raised Bed Garden for container gardening. Beginners guide to gardening tips, garden make over, How to grow in flower pot, buckets, growing flowers, tomatoes, mint Tips, tree collard, kale, onions, potatoes, Container gardening, in ground gardening, raised bed garden. How to make free soil. Easy to grow in container gardening as plastic type buckets, flower pots and totes hold water for the plants.
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I can see you have been doing some cleaning up of all the debris around the huge white containers. If I were you I would persevere and get rid of all the old stuff and fill all those white bins to the brim with it all. After they settle add a little soil and plant some zinnias and other flowers and you will have the most beautiful garden and no so overwhelming. You have so many gardens, I don’t know how you find the time to do it all. I always enjoy your videos and you always have great ideas.
I am jealous of those dog crates. 🤣 Currently, I am in a harsh desert, similar to Death Valley. I would treat them like a giant tote here, so the rodents can't get into them. Tulle does no good here, because the rodents are desperate for food. So I have to use hardware cloth instead. Bigger totes work better here, because it doesn't dry out or boil like the smaller containers do.
I am glad those kennels will finally be getting used again in your garden. I would always whine a little at the sight of your neglected crates. 😁
Robbie! I followed your watering advice and my garden has just come alive again! I thought I was watering enough...using my fancy garden nozzle. But I removed it and blast around my plants and I can't believe the difference in just a few days! And it takes me 1/2 the time! Im pretty excited about it. THANK YOU! You've taught me so much!
Thanks for sharing your work in the garden and the info on mints. You are a wonderful woman.
Maybe we should call you Mother Nature😍
Oooww peppermint & chocolate * you just got great green 🎉👍 skills & knowledge & a beautiful garden 🎉!
My neighbor planted spearmint and lemon balm. I’ve been fighting both for years. gGood to know about chocolate mint not being invasive.
Hi Robbie. I just heard that it's going to be crazy weather there soon. Hopefully you and Gary will bunker down and stay safe 🙏 for all the California residents. Your garden tour was amazing thank you for sharing ❣️
I love seeing what your doing with your gardens. Thanks for the info on mint. I have never grown it. Never had any use for it. Maybe i will try some. Everything is looking good!
Make your own mint sauce. Finely chopped Mint plus vinegar plus sugar. It’s lovely.
Robbie and Gary you two are incredible gardeners. I'm here in VA and my garden isn't doing much. I'm a native from NH and the ground soil is so rich and everything grows. I save seeds and the most successful seed for me is the tomato 🍅. I'm very impressed how you are so creative growing vegetables and fruit. Enjoy the abundance 💕 blessings from Virginia..
You have the most interesting plants! How do you use the walking onion, and what was the green plant that you replanted? I’m always so inspired by your ideas and the McGuyver approach to things!
I to, was wondering what the plant was that she replanted? Hope to find out. Very interesting. 🦋♥
We dig the walking onions in the spring and only eat the bottom of them. The green tops are ok too. They get tough and hot as summer arrives.
@@coneflower5101 Thanks for the information - I’ve never seen one before.
I bet your garden is producing lots of fruits? I need to be doing some more composing in place.
We do get lots, and some does go to nature here too, Composting in place works great, and so does compost tea.
I have mint growing in the cracks of my concrete drive. I never planted it.
Cool 😊
In the Midwest daylilies grow in ditches and places a house used to be 20 years ago. When I found out how good they are for you I began gathering and planting them around my house. Have you thought about edible flowers? Hibiscus, daylilies, etc.
Thanks again for great video. I love learning from you.
Bye bye Robbie 🥰🥰
❤️ LOL
Love seeing and hearing about the clearn up on garden. I heard that strawberry mint, orange mint, chocolate mint, and apple mint are not a true mints. Spearmint and regular mint are true mint. I'm not sure about peppermint. Can you please talk about mint. I'm wondering how well it's would grow in heat and what is best for grown cover that enables for me and the bees / hummingbirds that I put in my flower beds?
Hi Robbie 🥰
Hello there Mona
Omgoodness! You sound just like me when I am in my garden 😂. I tell myself I am done, but then I find something else I want to get done and then something else 😂😂. But, I can't stay in the the sun for very long once the temp reaches around 85 to 90 because I break out due to being allergic to the sun, but I can always go back out later in evening and do more stuff that I want to do. Thank you for an awesome video! ❤😊😊❤
It’s so hot- I have insomnia so I sometimes go outside to garden with a flashlight strapped to my forehead & backyard & front lights on - rest after dinner then when cool around 11 pm garden til 4 or 5 am then take a shower & sleep til noon😊, get stuff done around the house when it’s hot outside then garden when it cools off
Hey Robbie,
How do you keep ants out of your garden beds and containers
What kind of geraniums are you growing? They are beautiful!
Oh what was that moving in the bucket 😳 yikes..lol
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Mint needs solitary confinement or it will invade EVERYWHERE 😁
True 😊
No NOTa RAT- yes a hawk 😮
❤idea 💡
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What kind of tree was that?
Do you drill holes underneath ans on the sides of those bug grooming totes???
I have something like that with tops, and it smells of mint but it dont look like it, any ideas.
Check the stems if they are square it’s mint
There are so many different varieties in the mint family, their stems are generally square. But there are other herbs that may look like mint, so without seeing it, it could be in a different species of plant family.
Something is eating my chocolate mint
I have a question. I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania and I have 3 hummingbird feeders out I change and clean often. I have only seen 4 hummingbirds but they dart after each other and chase each other off feeders. What can I do??? Help? Thanks Susan
Put them away from😊 each other - 1 in front yard 2 on side yards & 1 in backyard
@@arthuurwong49 thank you for taking the time to answer. They are on separate shepherd hooks and yes one all way out back too. Still darting after each other. I guess they are fueling up for their long journey back! 😃
I guess they’re like baby drones, can dart all over & maybe above the house to view their entire territory & see all 3 feeders at once…?? They’re pretty smart as well as territorial- maybe do like Robbie does - put out 20 of them, under trees, in back of sheds, etc they can’t patrol all of them can they? Just a thought!😉
What area or garden zone are you in please?
10a
Thank you!
Please, go inside or under a tree!! Please!!