How to Dig Your First Earth Bed Vegetable Garden & A Cherry Tomato Hedge: All the Steps in Detail!
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2019
- It takes you through all the steps to build your first earth bed vegetable garden. I cover size, fertilizing, peat moss, mounding, general principles and show you some planting ideas. I also turn my space into a cherry tomato hedge. You can use this type of garden as you wish!
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Legit the easiest video I found for a new gardener. Everyone else rambles about everything but the garden 😂
I try and be to the point most of my videos. Thanks
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I planted my garden on the side of a hill because its the area of my yard gets most sun after seeding it we had heavy rains washed my seeds everywhere now i have a forest of tomitillos, tomatoes, and peppers.
Thank you Gary! I have been looking for a video or an article like this! I can't believe how hard it has been to find a tutorial on planting directly in the Earth! Thank you again, this was so very informative!
I try and cover it all. Good luck
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Always enjoy your videos and love to see how beautifully those tomatoes came right back after some tlc.
Brilliant step-by-step Gary! Very helpful video. Thanks.
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just found this out at lowes the other day! gardening hack!!
Good idea thx
It’s called a cull pallet
Not just a hot tip but a miracle tip and sustainable too!
Heck ya. I got ripped bags of cement for 99¢!
In a word..... WOW! Can't wait to see those fully grown!! :-)
Nice video! Keeping it simple. Thanks for sharing!
This is cool, might have to try it next season (I already have all mine in)
Thanks for your helpful instructions
HD and Lowes always has Garden soil on super sale Memorial day weekend every year. Also sometimes 4th and Labor day Weekends. 5 bags for $10 .
Great video. Very very informative. Thanks for uploading.
Thanks so much. Very easy to follow through.
Love how you explain everything and simplify the process. Its encouraging. I can't wait to get out in the garden this spring. I'm going to try this method, as well as the no dig method. Thank you for your videos.
That hedge worked well. This is all you need to get started, good luck.
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Thanks for sharing. I did my bed the same as your. My tomatoes are growing crazy wasn't planning on growing them as a hedge but they grew that way but I think I will trellis them in the way that you did I believe that will work out great
Good idea thx
Very helpful video. Thank you😊
Thank you for the step-by-step! Very useful stuff :D
Thanks men.
Great video! I want to do more inground gardening next yr. Im testing it this yr with a few tomato and pepper plants to see how it goes. The squirrels in my area are crazy. Thanks for the video.
Great tips as always Gary!
I also do a lot of no dig gardening using my used straw from my straw bale garden. Thanks for another great vid!!
Hi its in the Icards. Upper right corner of video. Or go to my channel. How to Save Stressed Tomatoes.
Thank you I'm doing my own earth bed
This video helped me alot
Glad to share. This is a great bed design.
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"That one's a mystery."😀 My whole garden's a mystery. Tomatoes especially. Their fun to grow to see what comes up. This year I'll be saving the seeds. Yellow pear tomatoes are my favorite.😋Yum,TU for all your knowledge on gardening.🌱🍅
Glad to share. Good luck this year.
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Thank you so much for this helpful video!
Glad to help
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awesome video Gary - broke things down so well for a beginner like me, I was so freaking confused before I landed on your video - great job man, thanks a lot. If you ever in Chicago, I will buy you a beer - Cheers.
Exactly the information I was seeking!
Glad to help
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Nice!
Very helpful! Thank you👍🏾
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Thank you, I am tired of everyone talking only about raised beds as if planting directly in the ground is such a horrible idea!!
This bed is perfect. Simple and effective. And low cost. Good luck this year.
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Thanks for your video. I have rented a community garden plot this year for the first time, and have no gardening experience. As a beginner, I feel lost, but your video makes it seem so easy. Now I am not as intimated.
Cheers to getting started and mess up. You will learn quick and have a great time
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Ty I'm excited I'm gonna start a little vegetable garden be my first time being out work with virus going on in bored
Good luck. You will have success
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Thanks to you I wouldn’t have started my first experience of growing any vegetables, I have the transplants outside some not very happy and more happier ones. My question is the soil is hard and rough to the touch but not dry
Hi Gary, I liked learning about the trellising method you are using for the tomatoes in that one bed. QUESTION: were the tomatoes all indeterminate or determinant? The reason I ask is because in my short 2 years of experience any cherry, pear or grape tomatoes were all indeterminate so I will be watching how you grow these tomatoes on so short of a trellis.
Oh my goodness!!!... all these tomatoes! 😋
Huge Cherry tomatoes Hedge for sure!
Red currant
World’s smallest
Yellow pear
Pink cherry
White cherry
Red pear
Early cascade
Riesentraube
Sweetie
Chocolate cherry
Sugar lump
Tommy Toe
Matt’s Wild
Nice recap. Thanks
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Interested in a video of the tomato hedges later in season!!
I covered it some where that year. It was super successful
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hi Gary! Love your channel, have you tried Brads atomic grape, black cherry or the black prince tomatoes? Sooo good! I’m trying out a few wild boar farms tomatoes this year and am soooo excited to try them! Anything you’re most excited for?
Nice!!!!
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Hi Gary. Have you found a way to control downy meldew in cucumbers. I. Get it every year here in Denmark.
I would like to see showing how you do it as you do it, more of a tutorial please ! that would be really helpful to a beginner like me. Thanks for he videos
This one is build but this is the basic build.
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I just came by this channel and i love it
Thanks so much!
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Thank you for the awesome videos. Over the past months I have learnt everything I know today about gardening from your videos. This is my first time planting anything. I started my seeds indoors. Peppers, tomatoes, jute leaf & water leaf
After this process would I still need to add double shredded wood at the top?
So glad to help. I hope you have a great year. I think a mulch once the plants are up is always good.
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Live in upstate New York here it's crazy
True
Thank you Gary, great videos, a useful help to people like me starting out...although...I do think gardeners should be considering alternatives to PEAT based composts now, it would be good to know what you would recommend for more sustainable alternatives? The huge amonut of peat use in the gardening industry is jaw dropping and has terribly damaging effects on the climate and valuable ecosystems, which any gardener who loves the earth will know about, most composts come with some form of 'footprint' but peat is possibly the worst. I've been using spent mushroom straw based compost from a local farm which has worked well. Thanks again, if you've not already done a video on peat alternatives, that would be welcomed :)
Peoples budget and access vary greatly. Tons of home made compost is best but not always practical. There is coco coir, but that concerns people for the carbon transportation costs. There are wood based products but they need to be well composted before you use them or give them a good bit of nitrogen. Aside from making a ton of compost, each alternative often has a cost to the environment or costs more budget wise. I presented a product called Beyond Peat last year. That could work.
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Thanks Gary for this easy step video.. Wondered why we are needing to add top soil or garden soil to already garden soil? We have peatmoss/coco peat as first layer with slow release fertiliser already right?
If it looks good you don't need to add top soil. I use it to break up my clay. You can go with the peat if that seems to do the trick.
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Good night...I.didn't.see the link.for.saving the tomatoes that's are beat up
Very nice! Thank you kindly.😍
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Thank you for your informative videos! I will be making a garden bed for the 1st time. If I decide to plant seeds, how should I do it?
In which part of this video’s process should I plant the seeds?
Im doing a video this week on direct sowing in raised beds. Once a bed is built and you loosen up the soil to your liking, you can sow seed. There are many ways to do it so, I would just pick the varieties you like and follow the seed packs to start.
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Thank you Gary for the reply!
Can I use the open potting mix bags that has been sitting in my storage for 4-5 years? Does potting mix expire?
Can you plant tomatoes there next year or will you have to rotate your crops?
Will you put down a mulch around those tomato plants?
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Talk Nerdy To Me in the video he mentioned coconut coir or compost
@@pwaslurrr I know!!! And he's used it before which makes me think he could make the switch. Most people don't take into account how important peat bogs are. And they are NON-RENEWABLE
what is the best treatment for tomatoes cabbage squash plants
Gary, what type of grass did you have growing? I have bermuda grass. Any remaining stray root will evolve into a full blown lawn.
Hi Angela. I’m just seeing this & I’ll be gardening in ground for the first time so I’ve been doing a ton of research! I found this cool video that might help us with the grass issues:
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I'm wondering a couple of things here (perhaps, since it's what I might try it--had I any lawn./ garden space upon which to make itself "a go", really). Number one: might one get away with laying down some layers of...cardboard/newsprint as a lawn "kill zone"--and, THEN, make the piles over...itself? Obviously, letting the grass die off underneath? (Could, thusly-down, till it...UP the next year--after the grass had died away, already?) Secondly, and, IF one were doing this for later in the...year--their NOT planing it the first season (maybe, an autumn project more) would planting a cover crop (nitrogen fixing) would well, too? (Not certain about their root depths: BUT, might...also work into idea #1 to help break up the soil beneath the cardboard layer?) Ideas...anyhow? God bless! P.S. You're THE "instructive" site presently about which I'm aware. Thanks...really?
I second this question if you’d still be willing to answer cause this is the position I’m in now
After I dug the dirt or work the soil how soon can I start plating my seedlings?
Wait until after the last frost in your area. You may want to begin growing the seeds inside.
I am watering my plans with well water sprinkler system, is this will be an issue with the disease because of the watering on the plant leaves?
Using peat will lower PH?
Hi Gary, thanks for doing these. Question: How'd you get rid of that top layer of grass so nicely? -Matt
Dug and turned it. Just slow a steady.
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ugh I better get to digging
Question
If I'm in a northern USA climate will the day Sun versus night Sun be different as far as intensity. I've been told you want to have day sun preferably to night.
I have never experienced sunburn on my plants. Unless it's a seed started from inside.
When the sun is highest in the sky it will be strongest. Plants started indoors have no protection against the suns UV rays. You have to slowly over a week move then in and out to get used to the sun. Morning sun or late afternoon sun is better for them.
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Gary i would like to know where U sourced your aluminum metal tubs for raised bed growing?
Looking at one of the tubs in the video - Tarter Farm Supply. Maybe check out your local farm supply store to see if they have some.
I’m just seeing this but I saw some modular, galvanized metal raised beds at decent prices at Walmart & also at Kotula’s & other online websites.
Love the details, however how do you control the ground gophers from chewing up your planters and killing your plants, I live out in Riverside CA, and we have some agressive gophers that love to eat up all your hard work. Just wondering what kind of advice I could get from you Sir. I have tried some gopher products, but no luck. Thanks again for all your detailed videos, your channel was the inspiration that made me and my 4 young sons want to go out and start a garden in our back yard. We sit around watching your videos and decide what we want to grow, So far we have a few pepper plants , tomato, cilantro, zuchinni, and cucumbers going. Thanks again, and any help with my gophers would be very helpfull.
Trap and release is the only way. Or a great fence.
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Hi Gary, I’m a beginner gardener and was wondering how deep do I dig into the soil?
Depth of the shovel. 10 inches is plenty to get things going. We really only need to amend up the top 10 inches or so. Good luck and let me know if you have questions.
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If you use compost do u do the same as u did w/the peat moss? I have clay soil
Also my garden is setup against the fenceline of my neighbor. That's where the sun hits. Dunno how I would do a trench. Bc I have clay soil I have Alot of drainage issues. Would putting down the compost help?
Compost can replace peat for sure. It's the best way to go.
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I live in UK zone 8.. Always had problem accessing watering as we are mild and wet most times.. So plan to put plants down in soil
I have amended my soil bed ( which seems to be a little clayish in some spots on the top but beneath looks alright..) with multipurpose compost bags from store which has 50% peat moss. I have mixed this with fish, blood and bone and chemical granular fertiliser. Plan to put this compost now as a layer 2-3inch layer.. Will that be good enough for growing Dhalias, aubergines, chillies and peppers?
I think you are doing all you can. That set up sounds good for your plants. It is the right way to manage moisture
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN thanks a tonn Gary.. I regularly follow u as my bible for pest control routines and only am 2nd year into growing veggies.. Great work and inspiring..
I’ll be adding peat moss , potting soil and steer and chicken manure mix it in to the clay soil cover it with cardboard and plant out in April ..
Should I add lime along with the garden tone?
Also I have 7.2 ph tap should I be correct tht in a water reservoir or will the plants be able to use it ?
I would not add lime it raises pH. If your soil is has a high ph like 7 or more, water could be an issue. But if stuff is growing around your yard, I would start with the water you have.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I’ll do a ph test on the soil , I’ll hold on the lime then but I’ve just added peat moss , potting soil and the dirt I digged out .. I seem to have a sandy clayish soil when it gets wet it’s like a puddy consistency.. some of the plants I do have in ground around the yard are yellowed like a deficiency and I think what causing tht is the tsp water ph or not enough fertilizer ..
Thanks for the reply gary really appreciate what you do and so do my 3 and 5yrold nephews, thank you!! 👍
Peat moss can acidify your soil. Which generally most plants thrive in slightly acidic soil!
I want to use both fertilizer, organic and inorganic. Can I use both or there's a bad affect
Perfectly safe but you dont need to over feed them. Slow and steady.
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90F this early on! Crikey!
Compost is best
Yep
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If I planted carrots in an in ground bed like this, would they be really forked if I have lots of rocks in my native soil??
Well they will get twisted but you can still eat them.
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Peat moss may not add much in terms of nutrients, but it will increase your soil's capacity to hold nutrients, which results in more efficient use of fertilizers.
Very true.
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Is this the no dig beds you layed out in May (when it was raining)?
No this was inside my fence. That one is outside the fence and the south entrance.
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Would 50/50 (garden and compost ) work? Or is it too much garden soil?
That is a good mix. If you compost is fully broken down than it is great to use.
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which zone you in Gary?
If you need more water , plant inside the valley ,not the top of the mound because gravity takes water down to the lower areas obviously
Good reminder.
Off topic from video, but had ? About why my zucchini leaves would turn black and my peppers on some leaves, haven't had any frost so don't know
tracker 24 I’m having the same problem with one pepper plant that I started from seed with three others and only one has black leaves they are all still about 2-3” tall. I hope someone has some input. Never seen it before.
So once I dig I don't have put the dirt back in just put soil and not to deep dig?
Dig out the grass. Toss the dirt from the edges to the middle. Add any soils you want down the middle. Turn and mix it all to like 10-12 inches. And shape the mound. No need to be perfect or pretty.
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Does this apply for anything that is planted outdoors?
You can use it for any earth bed design.
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Do I absolutely need to use fertilizer?
Eventually yes or compost. You have to replenish after the first season and onward. FIrst dig you are probably fine.
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Do I need all of that or can I just mix it with compost
If you have compost... that is golden. Use that.
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Can you fo this with plastic at the bottom?
I would not
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Do you still recommend doing it this way?
It is really effective. If I was doing a small farm or living more from my garden I would. I like to have different construction in my garden, including this.
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Hi Gary! I have a question. I am starting my earth garden this weekend. I'm getting it fenced in because last year I tried to plant tomatoes but the deer got to them before I could :) anyway, I noticed that you didn't use cardboard or anything to prevent weeds like you did in the video when you were preparing the garden for your son. is cardboard only used on raised bed or should I still use them for an earth bed garden? thank you for your time and your very informative videos.
You can do either. I didnt have any and I removed a lot of the greenery. If you arent going to dig out grass and weeds, definitely cardboard.
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I'd recommend no till for new beds. It's easier and doesn't scar the Earth. Or, do raised beds for numerous reasons. This doesn't seem like the route to advise.
Why not? You cant scar the earth.
tell that to a groundhog
How hard is it to dig out the grass
Very easy actually
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I can plant immediately after digging? Compost & all?
Generally you can. You just want you compost to be fully composted down. Sometime bought stuff is still breaking down and takes nitrogen from the plants.
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Amendments...amenities?
Where do i get these wheel barell fools you keep talking about?
They are hard to find
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Thank you but I only wish you would include video of you actually doing each step instead of before and after pics... for us newbies that have no idea how to do any of this. Thanks again!
Make sure you get the roots as well. Not just the grass on top. Have way less deweeding in ya future
Good point
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Do you mean we do not need to water the center, just fill the trenches with water?
That works. If plants are newly seeded or planted water the top but after a couple weeks, just trenches is fine.
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Could you have avoided all this expenditure if you did a soil PH test?
How do you mean?
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what is wrong with 10 10 10
Nothing, you just dont need that much.
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I use my tractor do that bed in two minutes,lol
Completely wrong, you should look into no dig/till systems, it'll be easier, more successful, and much fewer weeds. You've completely destroyed the soil food web. Leave the grass down and just build the bed on top much better for the garden and the planet.
Yes, but even in no dig I like to start like this. If you don't then you need to wait a year for the grass to be broken down or spend a ton for imported garden soil, to start planting. All the best
Where is your garden channel? Oh wait you don't have one, yet your the expert😭. So many different methods to planting things. None are wrong. To each their own.
@Thom Bennett Your first comment on the channel is to me so I'm assuming you just found the channel. I'm well aware having a channel doesn't make you an expert but close to 1500 video on every gardening topic imaginable certainly makes you one on my book. This channel goes over countless methods, including the one shown in the video. There's absolutely nothing wrong with what was shown, and as he stated this is a bed for someone just starting out. Not the best way possible. I wonder if the original commenter even listened to a thing he said.Starting your comment saying "completely wrong" is insulting and inaccurate in my honest opinion. Again, to each their own