My sister and I just made our first raised bed last week out of pallets! Got them for free and took a lot of elbow grease, but it was so worth it! Looks great and I plan on adding more to my garden next year at my new place!!
If you turn the pallets over, you can still use flower boxes to plant plants in the pallet supports. Sorry for my bad english and thanks for your nice channel.
Love your videos. Am a gardener myself and have a small space in south-east London, always handy to get some extra tips. You've created a beautiful space ❤️
This is brilliant, killer video. I'm just getting started, after a very long time of thinking i couldn't grow at home because of reasons like budget etc. Videos like this feed my excitement for gardening, and learning more. Thanks for keeping it friendly and simple.
In my experience anything can be a pot for growing!!! I love my garden (I only just found your channel; I love that you show how to videos; prioritising sustainability, environmental impact, creating habitats for the multitude of critters & with minimum waste!!!! Your a 10/10!!!! I’ve found excellent stuff on the side of the road repurposed old tomato creates (they make brilliant planters) as it comes with drainage premade and very sturdy!!! I’ve used old bricks (freebies from homes getting rid of them) to build raised garden beds, sources companies that recycle plastic and recreate it into, compost bins, worm farms, indoor plant pots; since having my garden (a while now) the highlight of my day is to be outside (even if it’s weeding) surrounded by the bees, wasps dragonfly’s, birds, frogs, lizards; it’s a joy all gardeners feel I’m sure!!!! Happy Gardening ALL!!! 😊😊😊
I never use a hand trowel for weeding. I always use a hooked patio knife. You can slice through the soil, life up weeds, hoe and reach into narrow gaps, all in one without missing a beat. I can’t do without it. A good pair of secateurs is a great investment. Don’t go for the cheap ones with the spring in the middle. They fill up with dirt and break easily. Go for the ratchet type. They are much less strain on your hands and you can cut thicker stems without force. I recommend Jardin de France secateurs. They are not cheap but they are really good quality. The best I’ve ever used. And I’ve tried a lot of different makes.
Charles dowding, an amazing gardener and a No Dig approach pioneer. If you’ve not heard of him and you’re interested in gardening. As well as Alessandro he’s definitely worth looking up 👍🏻
Awesome. Your my new favorite Gardner. It's pretty cool how you do all those projects yourself without spending a bunch of money. I think that's what makes gardening cool, you don't need a bunch of money just Passion and some creativity.
Fascinating take on urban gardening - I'm starting a new garden from scratch on open rural land, a completely different process. Find a spot by a wide tree, not too far from the house nor too close, compost pile complete. No raised beds, but I have to hack through waist-high grass to clear plots. And my "essential" tools include a hoe, and a large bucket or wheelbarrow for material transportation, but I'm not worried about gloves or watering cans or a little trowel. It's interesting how techniques vary from one setting to another.
I live in Southeast Brazil. Love your videos! Thanks for sharing all this knowledge whith us! I've got a home garden and I've been learning a lot with you!!
I love how you make you’re video and I watch you’re video over and over again in one day. It’s very easy to learn how you do you’re garden and it’s funny sometimes some of you’re videos are the end get hydrated 😅😂
Love your vids. A kitchen garden is my ultimate dream but I live in an apartment, can't do much except plant in vases. Thank you for the educational tips you share ❤
Great job brother. Im watching u from Argentina. Some of my friend dont understand what r u saying.. i guess a subtitle will be very good, And again, u are making a great job bro.
Awesome info I Love gardening since my parents took us farming then had our own garden...nothing like achieving a progressive garden You Rock sir Thank you don't stop I've learned alot 👍🙏❤️
I could just watch all your videos from start to finish! Yes yes yes!!!! Thank you for the encouragement! My garden has been a little sad. I just don’t know where to put my plants! The dang animals eat them all.. then I don’t replant’ do you have issues with critters stealing your veggies?
Really enjoyed this step-by-step guide format, keep up the great work! Slightly off-topic, but: A) it would be nice to see your approach with starter seeds, germination process (darkness vs. light, and for how long), sprouting and when to transplant. B) In your recycled bottles "walls", are you selective in choosing which plants you put at the top vs. closer to the last bottom row? (and what would be the characteristics you're looking for to sort them vertically)
Is there a video discussing how to deal with pests and insects? I started raised beds early in the pandemic and then fell off to it because insects just ruined my harvest. I think I am going to give it another go though and just take some steps to prevent insects or pests from ruining it all.
Love your video spicy moustache man 👨 Have you any videos on keeping insects away . Last year I grew for the 1st time broccoli, cabbages, potatoes. The broccoli and cabbages were full of catapilers
Hello, amazing video, love it. I'm trying to make a indoor garden(like in a room o my house) but I don't see many info from that. I don't really know what to do? A indoor garden or outside. But this video give me the motivation to keep trying. (Sorry for my weird english, my native idiom is Spanish)
Thank you I Wonder If You Could Do the Same Thing In A Apartment No Backyard Inside the apartments The compost with Not Bring Mosquitoes Or Anything’ll like that also To make A very small one!
I had a little one on the balcony (no gardern/backyard) for a veggie in pots experiment, it works nice enough without too many flies, mine was a bit too dry tho and it was on the least used balcony, so the few flies there were not bothering. The conceot was two buckets one inside the other, the one inside had some holes for the juices to flow in the lower space, that has a lil faucet for easier use. But to work good it should probably be more moist and it would probably have more flies then mine had :,) idk if this is of any utility for you but it was worth a try
The highest cost for any garden is the soil and you just used straight up bags of Miracle Gro Organic Compost. That stuff couldn't have been cheap. I'd imagine you spent a couple hundred on soil alone. You have to make your own using coco coir or peat to make it cheap.
I love your how you edit and I have a very small gardening channel is there anything that you recommend or an app or something that could help me edit? If you could it would be very much appreciated ,love your videos.
May I suggest you look in TH-cam for hints on what is the latest editing tool for youtubers. I've found that so.etimes your questions get lost when a TH-camr is busy so I tend to look for the answers myself. I know a lot of people have their own way of editing and then proving as they go. I'll search for you and give you some suggestions when I find something of interest.
I did nothing but smile throughout this whole video. I really get a kick out of how happy and enthusiastic you are about your gardens.
Most underrated TH-camr, I appreciate all that you do bro. I have no doubt you will blow up on the internet soon. Much love
Great job on explaining how to start up various options and with minimal tools.
Thank you very much, I’m happy you liked it 😊
My sister and I just made our first raised bed last week out of pallets! Got them for free and took a lot of elbow grease, but it was so worth it! Looks great and I plan on adding more to my garden next year at my new place!!
If you turn the pallets over, you can still use flower boxes to plant plants in the pallet supports. Sorry for my bad english and thanks for your nice channel.
Love this idea. 💖💖💖
PS. Your English is not bad at all. It is perfectly understandable so don't stress about it.
Love your videos. Am a gardener myself and have a small space in south-east London, always handy to get some extra tips. You've created a beautiful space ❤️
This is brilliant, killer video. I'm just getting started, after a very long time of thinking i couldn't grow at home because of reasons like budget etc. Videos like this feed my excitement for gardening, and learning more. Thanks for keeping it friendly and simple.
In my experience anything can be a pot for growing!!! I love my garden (I only just found your channel; I love that you show how to videos; prioritising sustainability, environmental impact, creating habitats for the multitude of critters & with minimum waste!!!! Your a 10/10!!!! I’ve found excellent stuff on the side of the road repurposed old tomato creates (they make brilliant planters) as it comes with drainage premade and very sturdy!!! I’ve used old bricks (freebies from homes getting rid of them) to build raised garden beds, sources companies that recycle plastic and recreate it into, compost bins, worm farms, indoor plant pots; since having my garden (a while now) the highlight of my day is to be outside (even if it’s weeding) surrounded by the bees, wasps dragonfly’s, birds, frogs, lizards; it’s a joy all gardeners feel I’m sure!!!! Happy Gardening ALL!!! 😊😊😊
I'm from Italy, in Tuscany, I just love your amazing dedication to your garden! You're an example for me❤
I never use a hand trowel for weeding. I always use a hooked patio knife. You can slice through the soil, life up weeds, hoe and reach into narrow gaps, all in one without missing a beat. I can’t do without it. A good pair of secateurs is a great investment. Don’t go for the cheap ones with the spring in the middle. They fill up with dirt and break easily. Go for the ratchet type. They are much less strain on your hands and you can cut thicker stems without force. I recommend Jardin de France secateurs. They are not cheap but they are really good quality. The best I’ve ever used. And I’ve tried a lot of different makes.
I use a screw driver for weeding😀, to get to the roots.
Charles said his last video was filmed and edited by you. Excellent work. Came and subbed
Thank you for subbing! I really appreciate your feedback 😊
Who’s Charles?
@@italianrealmadridfan9432 Charles Dowding here on TH-cam.
Charles dowding, an amazing gardener and a No Dig approach pioneer. If you’ve not heard of him and you’re interested in gardening. As well as Alessandro he’s definitely worth looking up 👍🏻
I just decided to take up gardening and you and your videos were my main inspiration. I want to be able be my own source for produce like you
Awesome. Your my new favorite Gardner. It's pretty cool how you do all those projects yourself without spending a bunch of money. I think that's what makes gardening cool, you don't need a bunch of money just Passion and some creativity.
Why have I just found this guy! Brilliant, already to start planning for next year. Thanks
I found the video i requested im off to home Depot to collect all materials to be an urban farmer thank you for your wisdom
This is the most satisfying thing to watch
Mate you deserve 10 million subscribers
I really appreciate your videos, you are a artist, gardener, chef,scientist. Thank you for your efforts.🙋🏻♂️
Fascinating take on urban gardening - I'm starting a new garden from scratch on open rural land, a completely different process. Find a spot by a wide tree, not too far from the house nor too close, compost pile complete. No raised beds, but I have to hack through waist-high grass to clear plots. And my "essential" tools include a hoe, and a large bucket or wheelbarrow for material transportation, but I'm not worried about gloves or watering cans or a little trowel. It's interesting how techniques vary from one setting to another.
Your voice is so calming sir ❤️
I live in Southeast Brazil. Love your videos! Thanks for sharing all this knowledge whith us! I've got a home garden and I've been learning a lot with you!!
Superb, just what I needed. Thank you so much
I love how you make you’re video and I watch you’re video over and over again in one day. It’s very easy to learn how you do you’re garden and it’s funny sometimes some of you’re videos are the end get hydrated 😅😂
We have to protect this man any cust
I love you!!! Thank you for your content! You are absolutely amazingly awsome! 💜😁
Aww thank you very much, I really appreciate all your love 💚
Great content. I have an allotment i want to get organised with next year
Thank you! That sounds brilliant, you can definitely make something awesome 😊
Gracias por compartir, es hermoso todo lo que haces,
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it :)
Love your vids. A kitchen garden is my ultimate dream but I live in an apartment, can't do much except plant in vases. Thank you for the educational tips you share ❤
Love your videos. They are simple and straight to the point. Hoping to learn a lot from you and apply them in my garden
I love this dude
Not complaining but I am deaf could you possibly do captions please and thank you keep up the good work
Great job brother. Im watching u from Argentina. Some of my friend dont understand what r u saying.. i guess a subtitle will be very good,
And again, u are making a great job bro.
GREAT VIDEO VIDEO. My Brother from another Mother
Nice work on Charle's last video!! We're newish gardening and will definitely check you out!!
Cheers from Victoria Canada
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Thank you for subbing, I’m glad you liked he video! 😊
Hey yo! All the way from Cleveland, Ohio, USA, you’re a cool dude. Thanks for all your videos and the great knowledge.
Awesome info I Love gardening since my parents took us farming then had our own garden...nothing like achieving a progressive garden You Rock sir Thank you don't stop I've learned alot 👍🙏❤️
I could just watch all your videos from start to finish! Yes yes yes!!!! Thank you for the encouragement! My garden has been a little sad. I just don’t know where to put my plants! The dang animals eat them all.. then I don’t replant’ do you have issues with critters stealing your veggies?
Thank you very much! Yes, I have a few issues but I always plant some backups just in case :)
You are an amazing horticulturalist. Good job mate.
Really enjoyed this step-by-step guide format, keep up the great work!
Slightly off-topic, but: A) it would be nice to see your approach with starter seeds, germination process (darkness vs. light, and for how long), sprouting and when to transplant.
B) In your recycled bottles "walls", are you selective in choosing which plants you put at the top vs. closer to the last bottom row? (and what would be the characteristics you're looking for to sort them vertically)
Thank You
subscribed! immediately!
"Some people make things overcomplicated". Yeah that's me and gardening in a nutshell.😂 Great vid!
Terimakasih pak. Saya sangat terinspirasi dengan anda dan tuan charles dowding
Muy buen video. Desde Uruguay, Gracias! (Very good video. From Uruguay, Thank you!)
Thankyou this is fabulous. Your a true teacher. 👍
Thank you for the tips. I sincerely appreciate your videos.
Thanks for sharing and helping us out man, Jesus loves you dude, stay safe.
Ahhh I really miss summer! Wish it was back to summer!! 😢
Love from India and humanity. ❤❤❤
I love your simple logic, way to go man.thanks for the videos
I love your bench 😆
Yea awesome bro i had my own garden to , did the whole garden with only some walk ways ,did it permaculture way and never used a shovel 😊😊
subbed 😅
I love this show.
Well done, thanks.
Thank you 😊
Is there a video discussing how to deal with pests and insects?
I started raised beds early in the pandemic and then fell off to it because insects just ruined my harvest. I think I am going to give it another go though and just take some steps to prevent insects or pests from ruining it all.
Realy you are a top guy and the video's are nice and you bring it well good job so thank you
I love your energy!
Just subscribed, absolutely love it ❤😊
Thank you for subbing 😊
Amazing video hopefully I will be able to give this a try.
Thanks bro
Brilliant God bless you
Thanks for the great explainations!!!! 🌟⚡️
Wicked!!
Love your video spicy moustache man 👨 Have you any videos on keeping insects away . Last year I grew for the 1st time broccoli, cabbages, potatoes. The broccoli and cabbages were full of catapilers
Love the video. I also love the SpongeBob shocks
Love you thank you, fratellone
Thanks
I love your channel!!!
This guy rules
Thank you so much 😊
Nice cat! Thanks for the tips!
Fantastic 💛 🌻 thank you 💫
Love your videos.
Inspiring me to get to it!
Thank you my friendly Nordic Italian Brit
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the support 😊
Suggest some indoor medicinal plants
People asking for subtitles, can't you activate automatic subtitles on TH-cam? Yes you can.
hi from australia
Love you from Nepal brother
👋 hi. Can you make a vid about making garden on balcony?
Didn't know Jordie Molla had a gardening channel
hope you have the video for the diy greenhouse. thank you
Subbed and liked bro, good luck with ur channel, very good video
Hello, amazing video, love it.
I'm trying to make a indoor garden(like in a room o my house) but I don't see many info from that. I don't really know what to do? A indoor garden or outside.
But this video give me the motivation to keep trying.
(Sorry for my weird english, my native idiom is Spanish)
your video is awesome
❤❤
Good job sir
You have an Egyptian cat, she looks lovely ❤
Thank you I Wonder If You Could Do the Same Thing In A Apartment No Backyard Inside the apartments The compost with Not Bring Mosquitoes Or Anything’ll like that also To make A very small one!
I had a little one on the balcony (no gardern/backyard) for a veggie in pots experiment, it works nice enough without too many flies, mine was a bit too dry tho and it was on the least used balcony, so the few flies there were not bothering. The conceot was two buckets one inside the other, the one inside had some holes for the juices to flow in the lower space, that has a lil faucet for easier use. But to work good it should probably be more moist and it would probably have more flies then mine had :,) idk if this is of any utility for you but it was worth a try
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The highest cost for any garden is the soil and you just used straight up bags of Miracle Gro Organic Compost. That stuff couldn't have been cheap. I'd imagine you spent a couple hundred on soil alone. You have to make your own using coco coir or peat to make it cheap.
Tools: spade, gloves, trowel, pruning snips, rake, watering can
Hi hi from tiktok
What a curious character you are.
I need a rake
Hello Charles 👋
How do you deal with fungi infections on strawberry’s 😭 on a budget of course
What is your opinion on pea protein??? Good or bad .. google is confusing big contradiction lol
I absolutely love your videos. Great idea to utilize my small space and balcony.
I love your how you edit and I have a very small gardening channel is there anything that you recommend or an app or something that could help me edit? If you could it would be very much appreciated ,love your videos.
May I suggest you look in TH-cam for hints on what is the latest editing tool for youtubers.
I've found that so.etimes your questions get lost when a TH-camr is busy so I tend to look for the answers myself. I know a lot of people have their own way of editing and then proving as they go.
I'll search for you and give you some suggestions when I find something of interest.