Make sure your totes have a 2 or 5 on the bottom which means they are safe to grow or store foods in. Any other numbers mean the totes are made from chemical recycles that can be absorbed into the soil which will transfer into your food plants and in your produce that you eat. By the way, Your little one is absolutely adorable!
1, 2, 4, and 5 are considered food grade. You want to avoid 3 or any other container without any number at all i.e., Dollar Store buckets and plant pots. My 18-gal Sterilite totes are a 5.
How refreshing to see my people super self sufficient and cost effective is always appreciated 😊 I am starting a balcony grow. Good luck everyone HAPPY HARVEST
Amen, Sis ❤ I've started mine from store bought bell pepper and mini sweet pepper (seeds). I'm definitely trying the bin raised bed method he's using in this video. Congrats on your balcony vegetable garden! Happy Harvesting, Sis ❤🖤💚💛
I've gardened for many years. With the world in such a crazy state, I'm going to try 4-6 totes of veggies and share with my elderly neighbors next door. I had a dying tree taken down in the front yard before the snows came this past winter. I'm going to use some of those fresh wood chips to partially fill the totes. Last year my dogs ate tomatoes, peppers and strawberries I grew in the yard ! Now the totes can go in the sunny front yard so the harvest will be people food. 😊 Thank .you for your inexpensive ideas. Your little one is adorbs!! Peace to all from Buffalo, NY.
Community gardens would be even more useful than the grassy parks covering sections of a town or city. Maybe those with a lower income can pay less or nothing to rent a square of the community garden. I'm not sure how it works because my own small town lacks one, but I know they exist elsewhere.
Out of all my researching for new beginners in raised flower beds, this was by far the most informative and adorable. I found myself watching the baby enjoying nature and not electronics. No editing needed. Love this!! Peace and love to you and your family. Thanks for sharing as this will help my journey as I begin this week.
That was a beautiful moment with your daughter. If you teach her while she is young, you will have a love of gardening together and fresh food all your life.
Yes - I'm using those this year. I've also added kitchen scraps to the mix before adding the potting soil. I have mine on blocks and/or bricks to help raise them up some. It's easier on my back. There are also lots of things that can be done with the lids. Your 'helper' is a real cutie!
Hello I don’t know what to do with my lids I am all knew to gardening I would love any other help thank you I didn’t know you could even use totes to grow vegetables in
@@shallowphatgal Great idea. I need lids for several containers I actually use for storage. Some people throw away containers that lack a lid, so that's another idea--asking around or actually "dumpster diving."
You guys are Blessed to be able to grow in a warmer state ; I'm in Chicago I grow in my pots indoors mostly or in recycled cloth bins, too much lead here, and it's cold Thanks for sharing
I'm a tote grower and this is AWESOME! Never thought to use the refuse to reduce soil cost. I have native soil as well but I still buy container soil and it is costly. You just saved me a bundle! Brilliant.
Super idea! Thank you for this! Your little helper is so dang cute!!!! I'm a grandma, so I know cute when I see it! So glad I found your channel and look forward to more great videos from you!
Thank you so much. I saw some totes yesterday at the store, On Sale. So I looked for your video, and learned how easy it can be. Today I will go back and get a few. Your toddler, so cute!
I have been clearing my storage unit and plan to use those totes up on old patio chairs for a raised bed garden. Just researching what layers go into it. Starting small (2 totes).
I learned a lot from this (fill 3/4 full with clean debris! Mix native with purchased soil!) and love the way you and your child(ren) interact: Subscribed! Beets and ginger are two of my favorites so I will see if they are companion plants. Condo dweller, so very interested in the tower video. Thank you!
I do use totes but had never thought to reduce the amount of soil. Your method is a big game changer. I make a lot of my own compost and then have to buy some in. This year for whatever reason bags of compost have doubled in price in Ireland and reckoned I would have to reduce the crops I was going to grow. Now I won't have to, many thanks for the tip.
I’m glad your video popped up. I love this idea. Now I’m not so intimidated of “gardening” because you shown me how to start small. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to more videos.
Your daughter made my day. Family is a beautiful thing. You definitely made this look easy. You answered my question, holes on the side. I never thought of mulch in the bottom. Thank you
New Subscriber, I have about 16 of those totes from my move & would’ve never thought to use them like this. Thanks for the tips & we will be doing us some raised gardens as I just got my seeds. Much success to your channel & look forward to more awesome content.
Good idea with the tote filler. I’m growing veggies in kiddie swimming pools and big flower pots. I have a lot of totes already so I will be using them also. Your baby is precious. She got me when she said “Ok daddy.”
As of April 2024 Walmart had the totes for $8.50. This is my plan this year for my squash and cucumbers. You have to water and fertilize more often. That was my lesson last year with the 5 gal pails. Children are apprentice adults. Teach them well.
I have 2 raised beds & my husband made a large box that sits on the ground. These are new this season. In the past planted in the ground but certain things didn't do well. I was thinking of doing my tomatoes in pots or totes. Thank you for this information. BTW...your baby is adorable
Thank you Sir for a instructional video to speak to those of us that are apartment dwelling and these containers are a perfect solution. Your interaction with the baby is precious...it's a good way to get children involved so when the harvest comes...watch out 😊
Brilliant , Were in the UK, not much garden ,and my husband suggested these boxes ect for me ,as I carnt do a lot ,through illnesses , These are just enough for us ,so glad I came across u , I love any thing garden , And seeing ur beautiful little one made me smile , So so adorable
With the composting material, something I learned doing the very same thing, is that some plants do like a deeper depth of soil for their roots. I learned the hard way that plants like pumpkins, watermelon, tomatoes, winter squash and sweet potatoes all like 24+ inches of soil to grow in. I’m in New Mexico and have found tubs a great addition to my garden.
What a precious little helper you have!! I live in POLK County Florida and wanted to remind you that mid summer till Fall, it is difficult to find Totes in any stores cause kids are packing up for college, schools and universities. When my daughter was headed to FSU, Tallahassee 3 years ago, we couldn't find a tote in any Walmart...so shop early!! Good luck with your beautiful garden..
Yes!!! I found quite a few thrift stores and grew beans, asparagus, melons, etc in totes, they work. Only issue I encountered is after sitting for a winter or so they start to become brittle, then will crack easy if moved.
I am just beginning to grow gardens in the community, and I was sold on just raised beds. This is such a great idea. Bless up to you and wife. Pls continue to teach.
Hi today is the first time seeing your beautiful video. So far I love the idea..using the totes.. I love the way your first layer consisted of twigs..ochre branches etc.. Thank you so much..This is my second year planting a garden.. I have learnt lot from other gardening shows..Thanks.. God Bless!🙏🥰🇨🇦
I...literally just bought a whole bunch of clear totes that I haven't put to use yet. This is an awesome idea!! I'd also love to use the clear ones to see the roots growing if possible..... Do the totes and garden supplies you buy come with the baby? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 She is so cute!
hahahahahahaha....the last part though! That was great! Thank you for NOT editing that out...was funny. Baby, then Mommy...then your reactions....hilarious and so sweet.
great video, if you get a chance, watch Robbie & Garry's videos, they have been doing this and a lot of other things from the last many years. They are queen and king of Eco friendly, global friendly bunch. Great couple. love you too
👍👍 Robbie and Gary!! But unfortunately plastic is not good for the environment but unfortunately some of us do you have to do that that’s true I have to go my stuff on my deck and in my mudroom because I live in a forest and too many animals.
Robbie and Gary have been using cardboard boxes also. As along as the cardboard does not have writing on it. If not planting directly in soil I use for weed control.
Keep up the good work and educating people about growing food. I used to have a half acre truck garden in Missoula, Montana. Now I'm 80, on my own, and have a tiny space at my apartment complex. I live at over 6,000 ft. elevation, in a high mountain valley... where it gets routinely 40 below zero in eight months - long winters, where the ground is frozen solid until May.
Good tip about knowing your area. I'm in AZ, so it's already too late to do some things, but maybe in containers so I can move them around, I can keep moving my plants to a cooler partially shady spot in the afternoon. That means getting up early which isn't my thing, but if I want a garden, this girl has to change her ways. Hey, like your video, especially the music. That is what kept me around. That music woke my me up. Thanks.
Great video ! Yes watch Robbie and Garry videos ! They are are a hoot and so exciting in their garden ! ! All the best to you ! Please keep teaching and leaning through out your life !😍🤓🙏🏼💕! You are both lucky to live in warm weather area ! I live in Cleveland Ohio! Yikes 🙄! It’s still cold here in April 5th ! Praying for warm weather 😍😍😍
I live in Cleveland Ohio as well and the weather keeps going up and down. I'm going to try to start planting around the end of April. We should be clear from the freezing temperatures by then 🤞🏼
I just found this guy. I would thank him. His little handsome man should have had just a little box beside him to help mix. Daddy took the fun out. Lol. Love, peace to all.
You ever check out Robbie and Gary I think they garden like you where it's composting in place at the bottom of your tote she has so many great ideas that seem to match yours. Thanks for sharing your garden tips and you beautiful assistant ❤
This was my first time watching. I love your video. I love how you do these things! but, I love the baby. He steals the show. almost. Peace be with you.
Excellent video, subscribed 👍 I love family oriented videos that are not only entertaining, but have valuable, easy tutorial information to share with others that will be beneficial for others and encouraging for others to get back to nature and grow their own gardens. Also, knowing what is used in Sterilite totes (From Townsend Mass) and it’s the only plastic products I use when it comes to any harvested foods I grow. So happy to have come across this video, it was fun and informative, and very well done 👍 God Bless you and your family, and keep growing 🙏💖
Good day all!! I'm a New Subsciber to your channel and I'm happy you came across my feed!☺️ Was looking to purchase a raise garden bed, but your idea of totes falls within my budget, Great idea and Thanks a bunch and for sharing these tips! Btw that lil Kendall, she is such a beauty, with those lil kissable cheeks!❣️ I'm also in S. Florida so I'm definitely listening 😊
Unfortunately, ants are climbing up my chain link and getting on my string beans and aphids too Only place where I have them is on my chain link fence😟
Love it. I am actually doing this on my balcony. The only thing is that my balcony is screened in, so anything with seeds don't work. I do grow kale, scallions, French time, mint, leave of life and other herbs. It's a beautiful thing to eat from your own hand. Up mi yute👍🏿👍🏿
@@cyelgreen4655 Also known as the "miracle leaf", "life plant", "Goethe plant", the "Mexican love plant" and as its scientific name "Bryophyllum pinnatum", the leaf of life is a popular house plant that has been linked to numerous health benefits.
Great ideas. I love container gardening since I no longer own a home. It lets me still grow the things I like & it's a relaxing pastime. I like your video as you explain things well & don't go to fast to be able to understand what you're doing. Also you have good tips for things to check on when starting & growing a garden.
Great idea, I used these to grow my tomatoes last year and they did fantastic. And brilliant used of natural organic materials to fill up the container. Thanks for sharing👍🏾
thank you. very nice helpful information, and well done video. And sweet, beautiful daughter. Love, from an 80 year old great granny in snowy, cold Montana.
great video. The real star is Kendall. Sorry ... Teach them young..memories of a lifetime. I don't remember a lot of things but when it comes to gardening I remember those days with Grandma.
Make sure your totes have a 2 or 5 on the bottom which means they are safe to grow or store foods in. Any other numbers mean the totes are made from chemical recycles that can be absorbed into the soil which will transfer into your food plants and in your produce that you eat. By the way, Your little one is absolutely adorable!
1, 2, 4, and 5 are considered food grade. You want to avoid 3 or any other container without any number at all i.e., Dollar Store buckets and plant pots. My 18-gal Sterilite totes are a 5.
These have a "5"
I still think I'd wash it first. Thanks for the plastic numbers to use.
thanks for the tip!
Yes thank you for that important suggestion!
Love seeing father teaching his babies the importance of self sufficiency! ❤
I sm 70 year old womsn who will be trying this for my late start up veggie 10:34 garden. Wish me well.
I liked and subscribed
Love the little baby gardener that you are growing. She will be a great gardener when she gets a little older.
I knooow, what a doll! And so sweet and trying to help!
😅your baby is beautiful and so precious.
That was so precious when the baby said, "ok Daddy." ❣️❣️ Thanks for your great tip!
How refreshing to see my people super self sufficient and cost effective is always appreciated 😊 I am starting a balcony grow. Good luck everyone HAPPY HARVEST
Amen
Your people meaning "humans"?
@@Liu-Kang-Xi I pray that's what they mean. We're all in this struggle together. Amen!
Amen, Sis ❤ I've started mine from store bought bell pepper and mini sweet pepper (seeds). I'm definitely trying the bin raised bed method he's using in this video. Congrats on your balcony vegetable garden! Happy Harvesting, Sis ❤🖤💚💛
A child and dirt and something to dig with. It doesn't get any better than that. 😊 Great video thanks.
You are instilling respect for nature in your adorable little girl.She is a little doll!
The babies are cute ❤❤❤came for the knowledge and stayed for them!
I've gardened for many years. With the world in such a crazy state, I'm going to try 4-6 totes of veggies and share with my elderly neighbors next door. I had a dying tree taken down in the front yard before the snows came this past winter. I'm going to use some of those fresh wood chips to partially fill the totes. Last year my dogs ate tomatoes, peppers and strawberries I grew in the yard ! Now the totes can go in the sunny front yard so the harvest will be people food. 😊 Thank .you for your inexpensive ideas. Your little one is adorbs!! Peace to all from Buffalo, NY.
Community gardens would be even more useful than the grassy parks covering sections of a town or city. Maybe those with a lower income can pay less or nothing to rent a square of the community garden. I'm not sure how it works because my own small town lacks one, but I know they exist elsewhere.
@@NormieNeko one of the best ideas I’ve ever come across. Not only low cost, but teach people self sufficiency. Government would not like that though.
This post made me laugh because our Rottweiler feasted on our garden as well 😂
Please be kind and feed your dogs proper dog food and stop being so darn cheap! They shouldn't have to live like savages. 😢
Came for tote gardening. Stayed for the little one with bear ears. 👍
The minute the baby came in I had to subscribe!
Out of all my researching for new beginners in raised flower beds, this was by far the most informative and adorable. I found myself watching the baby enjoying nature and not electronics. No editing needed. Love this!! Peace and love to you and your family. Thanks for sharing as this will help my journey as I begin this week.
Im really glad to see you are involving your children.
That was a beautiful moment with your daughter. If you teach her while she is young, you will have a love of gardening together and fresh food all your life.
The reduction in soil is a game changer. Starting on my balcony and indoors!
When you said “Here in Florida” I had such a relief 😅
Yes - I'm using those this year. I've also added kitchen scraps to the mix before adding the potting soil. I have mine on blocks and/or bricks to help raise them up some. It's easier on my back. There are also lots of things that can be done with the lids. Your 'helper' is a real cutie!
I put my buckets abd totes on cinder blocks.
Hello I don’t know what to do with my lids I am all knew to gardening
I would love any other help thank you I didn’t know you could even use totes to grow vegetables in
@@fallmax Put them on craigslist or local FB page. Somehow, even as large as they are. tubs are just like Tupperware and lids go missing.
@@shallowphatgal Great idea. I need lids for several containers I actually use for storage. Some people throw away containers that lack a lid, so that's another idea--asking around or actually "dumpster diving."
Your child is such a good helper - you must be so proud! 😊
The baby is precious
She's adorable. Helping her daddy. The totes are an awesome idea!!!
Yes but look for beat up ones at thrift stores . Use your old ugly ones n put that new one inside .😅
You guys are Blessed to be able to grow in a warmer state ; I'm in Chicago I grow in my pots indoors mostly or in recycled cloth bins, too much lead here, and it's cold
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the suggestions. And involving the baby...SO adorable!
I love how your lil baby is involved, this is super meaningful activity for little ones to observe and participate in. 💕
I'm a tote grower and this is AWESOME! Never thought to use the refuse to reduce soil cost. I have native soil as well but I still buy container soil and it is costly. You just saved me a bundle! Brilliant.
You can make your own also and save
💖💖💖 Oh my goodness, your baby is absolutely adorable!
So happy I found your channel, what a great idea! Can't wait make a few 🙏👍
I like the idea of the drain holes on the side
I like this because I want my garden to save me money not make me broke. ✌️ Will have to try this.
Use old totes
Super idea! Thank you for this! Your little helper is so dang cute!!!! I'm a grandma, so I know cute when I see it! So glad I found your channel and look forward to more great videos from you!
Thank you so much. I saw some totes yesterday at the store, On Sale. So I looked for your video, and learned how easy it can be. Today I will go back and get a few. Your toddler, so cute!
I have been clearing my storage unit and plan to use those totes up on old patio chairs for a raised bed garden. Just researching what layers go into it. Starting small (2 totes).
Great video brother keep up the back to natural/farming black representation ❤️✊🏾 I’ve subscribed 🌿🌿🌿🌿 blessings to you and your family 🌿💐🌿💐🌿💐🌿💐
I learned a lot from this (fill 3/4 full with clean debris! Mix native with purchased soil!) and love the way you and your child(ren) interact: Subscribed! Beets and ginger are two of my favorites so I will see if they are companion plants. Condo dweller, so very interested in the tower video. Thank you!
I have used black livestock feed tubs- they work great and so does your idea! good job! (42+years a gardener here)
Can I use mulch since I have no debris for bottom?
My husband says he wants to do this. Thanks for this video. Your baby is so cute and sweet
I do use totes but had never thought to reduce the amount of soil. Your method is a big game changer. I make a lot of my own compost and then have to buy some in. This year for whatever reason bags of compost have doubled in price in Ireland and reckoned I would have to reduce the crops I was going to grow. Now I won't have to, many thanks for the tip.
Your daughter is precious! You have such a good helper 🥰
The BABY!!! SO ADORABLE!! 😍😍😩😩
I’m glad your video popped up. I love this idea. Now I’m
not so intimidated of “gardening” because you shown me how to start small. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to more videos.
Love your child’s name. Beautiful little soul.
Your daughter made my day. Family is a beautiful thing. You definitely made this look easy. You answered my question, holes on the side. I never thought of mulch in the bottom. Thank you
I'm thinking your veggies do well because you have the cutest helper ever! 🥰. Thank you for the great tips too!
New Subscriber, I have about 16 of those totes from my move & would’ve never thought to use them like this. Thanks for the tips & we will be doing us some raised gardens as I just got my seeds. Much success to your channel & look forward to more awesome content.
this is exactly what im doing now lol
Watched it because Baby Kendall is too cute to miss. 🍎🍅🍓
Good idea with the tote filler. I’m growing veggies in kiddie swimming pools and big flower pots. I have a lot of totes already so I will be using them also. Your baby is precious. She got me when she said “Ok daddy.”
Kendall is absolutely adorable & very observant! 😁💜 Great video, tfs family. Be well.✨
As of April 2024 Walmart had the totes for $8.50.
This is my plan this year for my squash and cucumbers. You have to water and fertilize more often. That was my lesson last year with the 5 gal pails.
Children are apprentice adults. Teach them well.
Thank you for showing the ending lol we appreciate your hard efforts to help us ❤
I love your baby girl participation and your bloopers crack me up!!! New subbie.
Thank you! Im going to start collecting sticks tomorrow yay
Bless you for this video brother. Beautiful little queen working in the garden. The video was very helpful!
Thanks! Btw....you seem like a great Daddy🙏🏽💜👍🏽
ahhhhhhhhhhhh tooooooooo precious...Great dad and thanks for helpin me get started
The little Gardner was adorable
Just have to comment on your absolutely adorable little helper..... treasure each moment, they pass quickly.... Godspeed 💕✝️🕊️
❤ Great idea Brother, thanks for sharing👏🏾👋 You got your Bonus involving your family, especially your baby👍
That child is adorable.
I have 2 raised beds & my husband made a large box that sits on the ground. These are new this season. In the past planted in the ground but certain things didn't do well. I was thinking of doing my tomatoes in pots or totes. Thank you for this information. BTW...your baby is adorable
Such a precious little helper! 🥰
Thank you Sir for a instructional video to speak to those of us that are apartment dwelling and these containers are a perfect solution. Your interaction with the baby is precious...it's a good way to get children involved so when the harvest comes...watch out 😊
Brilliant ,
Were in the UK, not much garden ,and my husband suggested these boxes ect for me ,as I carnt do a lot ,through illnesses ,
These are just enough for us ,so glad I came across u ,
I love any thing garden ,
And seeing ur beautiful little one made me smile ,
So so adorable
With the composting material, something I learned doing the very same thing, is that some plants do like a deeper depth of soil for their roots. I learned the hard way that plants like pumpkins, watermelon, tomatoes, winter squash and sweet potatoes all like 24+ inches of soil to grow in. I’m in New Mexico and have found tubs a great addition to my garden.
What a precious little helper you have!! I live in POLK County Florida and wanted to remind you that mid summer till Fall, it is difficult to find Totes in any stores cause kids are packing up for college, schools and universities. When my daughter was headed to FSU, Tallahassee 3 years ago, we couldn't find a tote in any Walmart...so shop early!! Good luck with your beautiful garden..
I didn't know nor realize that Walmart was the only store in Florida that sold totes???
I like your side kick, the cute little gardner
You are fortunate to enjoy such a lovely child. My the Lord watch over your efforts. .
thankyou for your time given me so many ideas steve and nam thailand
Thank you for demonstrating how to make a raised garden. I will do the same with my two grandchildren. Blessings to you and your family.
I'm a new Gardner, love it
Good Yo. It is a hek ova hobby 🎉
Yes!!! I found quite a few thrift stores and grew beans, asparagus, melons, etc in totes, they work.
Only issue I encountered is after sitting for a winter or so they start to become brittle, then will crack easy if moved.
Hi, I am new here and love this, I sure will be working on mine. Thank you for sharing.
Great idea, i have some old totes i can use next year
I am just beginning to grow gardens in the community, and I was sold on just raised beds. This is such a great idea. Bless up to you and wife. Pls continue to teach.
Thanks for showing the preparation for totes are used totes quite a bit in my garden person. Your little helper is so cute. Just adorable.😂
Hi today is the first time seeing your beautiful video. So far I love the idea..using the totes.. I love the way your first layer consisted of twigs..ochre branches etc..
Thank you so much..This is my second year planting a garden.. I have learnt lot from other gardening shows..Thanks.. God Bless!🙏🥰🇨🇦
I...literally just bought a whole bunch of clear totes that I haven't put to use yet. This is an awesome idea!! I'd also love to use the clear ones to see the roots growing if possible..... Do the totes and garden supplies you buy come with the baby? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 She is so cute!
hahahahahahaha....the last part though! That was great! Thank you for NOT editing that out...was funny. Baby, then Mommy...then your reactions....hilarious and so sweet.
great video, if you get a chance, watch Robbie & Garry's videos, they have been doing this and a lot of other things from the last many years. They are queen and king of Eco friendly, global friendly bunch. Great couple. love you too
Yes, they are !
I watch them!
First time gardener
👍👍 Robbie and Gary!!
But unfortunately plastic is not good for the environment but unfortunately some of us do you have to do that that’s true I have to go my stuff on my deck and in my mudroom because I live in a forest and too many animals.
Robbie and Gary have been using cardboard boxes also. As along as the cardboard does not have writing on it. If not planting directly in soil I use for weed control.
Keep up the good work and educating people about growing food. I used to have a half acre truck garden in Missoula, Montana. Now I'm 80, on my own, and have a tiny space at my apartment complex. I live at over 6,000 ft. elevation, in a high mountain valley... where it gets routinely 40 below zero in eight months - long winters, where the ground is frozen solid until May.
Good tip about knowing your area. I'm in AZ, so it's already too late to do some things, but maybe in containers so I can move them around, I can keep moving my plants to a cooler partially shady spot in the afternoon. That means getting up early which isn't my thing, but if I want a garden, this girl has to change her ways. Hey, like your video, especially the music. That is what kept me around. That music woke my me up. Thanks.
I love this idea. I think that it would be good for starting seedlings in the spring in my zone 6 garden USA. Enjoy your baby playing in the dirt!
Great video ! Yes watch Robbie and Garry videos ! They are are a hoot and so exciting in their garden ! !
All the best to you ! Please keep teaching and leaning through out your life !😍🤓🙏🏼💕!
You are both lucky to live in warm weather area !
I live in Cleveland Ohio! Yikes 🙄! It’s still cold here in April 5th !
Praying for warm weather 😍😍😍
I live in Cleveland Ohio as well and the weather keeps going up and down. I'm going to try to start planting around the end of April. We should be clear from the freezing temperatures by then 🤞🏼
Robbie is cool. she saved me from animals digging by suggesting tulle to cover them. Also, got the solar fountains.
I just found this guy. I would thank him. His little handsome man should have had just a little box beside him to help mix. Daddy took the fun out. Lol. Love, peace to all.
You ever check out Robbie and Gary I think they garden like you where it's composting in place at the bottom of your tote she has so many great ideas that seem to match yours. Thanks for sharing your garden tips and you beautiful assistant ❤
This was my first time watching. I love your video. I love how you do these things! but, I love the baby. He steals the show. almost. Peace be with you.
Excellent video, subscribed 👍 I love family oriented videos that are not only entertaining, but have valuable, easy tutorial information to share with others that will be beneficial for others and encouraging for others to get back to nature and grow their own gardens. Also, knowing what is used in Sterilite totes (From Townsend Mass) and it’s the only plastic products I use when it comes to any harvested foods I grow. So happy to have come across this video, it was fun and informative, and very well done 👍 God Bless you and your family, and keep growing 🙏💖
Good day all!!
I'm a New Subsciber to your channel and I'm happy you came across my feed!☺️
Was looking to purchase a raise garden bed, but your idea of totes falls within my budget, Great idea and Thanks a bunch and for sharing these tips!
Btw that lil Kendall, she is such a beauty, with those lil kissable cheeks!❣️
I'm also in S. Florida so I'm definitely listening 😊
We were considering using these for peas and string beans. Thinking to line the backyard and let the vines grow on the chain link fence.
Good idea for a ready-made trellis!
Unfortunately, ants are climbing up my chain link and getting on my string beans and aphids too
Only place where I have them is on my chain link fence😟
Love it. I am actually doing this on my balcony. The only thing is that my balcony is screened in, so anything with seeds don't work. I do grow kale, scallions, French time, mint, leave of life and other herbs. It's a beautiful thing to eat from your own hand. Up mi yute👍🏿👍🏿
What is leaf of life?
@@cyelgreen4655 Also known as the "miracle leaf", "life plant", "Goethe plant", the "Mexican love plant" and as its scientific name "Bryophyllum pinnatum", the leaf of life is a popular house plant that has been linked to numerous health benefits.
How did you grow your mint, I tried with water and then soil and everything died
@@Blessed381 mint is very easy to grow. Stick in soil, water, place away from direct sunlight give it a couple weeks .
@@Blessed381 don't over water the plant...give it sunlight at least 6 hours,good soil and watch and see.
New to your channel ~ greetings from central Virginia ! That sure is a precious little gardener you have !
that baby is too cute!!!
Great video! Thank you for explaining layering the medium and mixing the different mediums together.
Thanks so much my brother. Great work. I love your little baby also. It’s really great idea to use twigs and other stuffs inside the tote
Fantastic idea
Great ideas. I love container gardening since I no longer own a home. It lets me still grow the things I like & it's a relaxing pastime. I like your video as you explain things well & don't go to fast to be able to understand what you're doing. Also you have good tips for things to check on when starting & growing a garden.
Great idea, I used these to grow my tomatoes last year and they did fantastic.
And brilliant used of natural organic materials to fill up the container. Thanks for sharing👍🏾
What a great idea!! And you are such a great father with your precious daughter
Thanks a lot. New gardener
thank you. very nice helpful information, and well done video. And sweet, beautiful daughter. Love, from an 80 year old great granny in snowy, cold Montana.
great video. The real star is Kendall. Sorry ... Teach them young..memories of a lifetime. I don't remember a lot of things but when it comes to gardening I remember those days with Grandma.
This was super insightful asé brother