@@BrunerGardens I think this is the best idea for raised bed hoops so far Thank you If you add a center pole the taller ones will be more stable If you make your own Chinese greenhouse blanket to cover bed before sundown, it will retain the days heat If you make a 3 foot square wood chip compost. Wrap in wire cloth and weed barrier to keep rodents out. Run a 25 watt air pump hose through it to disperse air. Run a water pump through it to disperse water. Can be solar powered. The compost pile will keep 160 degrees through winter. Transfer that heat to you plants through waterlines Another way is to put the raised bed directly atop the 3 by 3 woodchip pile😊
Those are really catching on! Gary Pilarchik from "The Rustic Garden" uses them as trellises. I'd rather use them for mini hoop green houses & mini shade houses. Thank you for the tip!
This is the exact video that we've been looking for. We have metal raised beds & thought that the PVC would be too flimsy, given that we live in an area where high winds thunderstorms are VERY common. Thank you soooo much @Bruner Gardens for the inspiration!
I agree, this is exactly what I need to protect my greens in the spring from those white butterflies. I have the tulle fabric for a cover. Thank you very much.
This is a great idea. I will definitely try this method for my new raised beds this garden season. I use animal fencing but these are very expensive unless you buy them secondhand.
So happy to find this idea as I almost bought some smaller ones at a garden store that were twice the price. And the fact you linked where to get them was a plus.
Excellent idea and this will work really well with my metal raised bed. I anticipate that it will be much easier and look nicer than the PVC hoops and much cheaper than using metal conduit. Thanks so much!
"Thank You So Much"!! I just put up our Hoop House and it was so easy! We started Contender Green Beans late and only have about 3-weeks till maturity. It's now the end of September in Indiana and the evenings/mornings are dipping down into the mid 40's. I was freaking out until I saw your video, and knocked out this house in about 2-hours including the time to took to get my stuff from Menards, they had three different sizes!! (Neither Lowes or Home Depot had the material in stock). You explained & demonstrated everything perfectly!! The bed is only about 10' x 4' and full of beautiful bushy green beans, I would have hated to delay or loose them. Wish I could post a picture for you, I think you'd be proud of what you started 😊😊😊😊
Why have I never seen this idea after 1 year? This is sooo genius! I don't like pvc, since it cracks in the sun, and I have no way to transport cattle panels. Perfect solution- THANK YOU! Ps: just subscribed. Happy gardening to you!
great idea, I saw another youtuber who uses tulle the stuff from the fabric store to cover plants, to keep out critters, plus the rain can still get thru and its reusable, I have alot of farm cats to keep our so I'm going to check out these, thanks for the great idea
Thanks for posting! This seems both afforable, durable simple. I have heard PVC needs to be painted or will break down in the sun. Rebar is durable but I am thinking of how I would bend it! Your idea is so accessible😊
Love the Remesh idea instead of PVC! Am looking for durable transparent sheets that will last to avoid plastic bag waste (!). Any idea how long do these 3.5 m plastic sheets last after a season of cold/sun/rain? Alternatives to plastic to get the warming effect? Thanks!
So far so good! They're thick enough to last. After last winter, I folded them and put them in my garage. I had to bring them out a couple of weeks ago when we had freezing temps and they're as good as new. No degradation. They're very durable and I believe I'll be able to use them for several seasons. Hope this helps!
Thank you for this idea. I was just about to buy the #9 wire and cut them to make hoops but they are flimsy and need some sort of support if there is snow or high winds. I expect these to be sturdier.
I've been looking for something more slender so I wouldn't have to deal with cutting a hog or cattle panel down to size. These pieces of remesh would be MUCH easier to manage for my intended use. Thank you!
Great idea, thanks! It might be a good idea to put some duct tape on the plastic where you push the staples through to hold the plastic down, it'd prevent tearing and make it last longer.
For the first time I just watched a video, combining 2 of these ladder mesh, to create a large arch. This is a great option, love the look too. In a bind I cut a hula hoop in half, to create these small arches, but I didn’t like the look. Can’t wait to buy these ladder mesh. Thank you 🤗🌱
The hula hoop is genius! I like the large arch idea too. The great thing with the ladder mesh is that you can use them in many different ways, depending on your needs.
@@BrunerGardens Yes, I haven’t found them yet, been to two local hardware stores. I luv the look you have in your garden. Everything is organized and matches. The hula hoop I used had smiley faces lol. It did work for what I needed, but after a while the look was distracting. Thank you 🤗🪴
@@ale347baker I appreciate your help. The stores I went to were small and local. Where I live it’s a trip to get to the big stores. I will definitely ask first when I finally make that trip. Thank you 🤗🌱
Thank You for sharing this video.... I have watched so many videos today on this topic! UHhhhhh!! So glad that your information popped up! I plan to try this method. Have you used shade cloth, now that the weather is warmer? I live in GA and my garden raised beds are in 100% full sun. So I hope that I can have success with this method :)... Also, are you growing watermelon, cantaloupe, or cucumber on the cattle panel that was behind you in your video?
You're welcome Valencia! I purchased some shade cloth last fall, but haven't had to break it out yet. I'm taking a break from growing curcubits and melons this year since they've been ravaged with pickle worms and squash vine borers the past to years. I usually grow luffa and beans on the cattle panel.
@@BrunerGardens, good Thursday May 26, 2022! I just came across your channel. I loved this video!!! I have been trying to figure out how I was going to plant/grow my loofa seeds; now I know exactly how I am going to do that. Thank you!🤗 I also love the idea of cutting the material in half to make a small hoop tunnel! I will have to use the frame with some bird netting to keep the rascally birds from digging up and eating my sunflower seeds AGAIN. UGGGGGH I planted 3 different varieties on Tuesday; came home Wednesday afternoon to see everything dug up.....🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ I'll show those birds with your helpful video. Have a Blessed evening! Kimberley F in Avondale, AZ 🌞🌵💞
Hi Kimberley! I'm glad you found me too! I've had the same issue with my bean seeds, but I can't blame it on the birds, it's those darn squirrels. I replanted some today and sprinkled some red pepper flakes on top of the soil (to deter the squirrels) and we'll see if they make it.
Thanks for this great video! This is an excellent idea. Do you have any further thoughts on this system after using it for a growing season? Do you think the plastic will be useable for another year? Did it keep pests away?
I see a California prop 65 warning on these. I don't know if plants absorb lead from the ground, but I wouldn't take the chance without doing some research on it.
Thank you so much for this, I have been searching for a more affordable idea that is easy to take down and store as well. This is brilliant. How did it work out for you long term over the season?
The remesh thing looks awesome, I'm going to try to find some! Can I ask about the stones you are walking on? I would like something like those around my beds. Did you have them delivered? Are they expensive?
Check out the link in the description for the remesh. I rented a utility trailer from U-Haul and picked up the river rocks myself. Be sure to put your landscape fabric down first and get less rocks than you think you'll need, as mine stretched further than it looked. You can always go back for more. Are you in GA?
@@BrunerGardens Thanks! I am in GA, just a little south of Atl. This will be my second year trying to garden (I'm from Brooklyn, no yard space). I just got some wood to make boxes but lack of good trellising and no ground cover made for some issues last summer so I want to put boxes with trellises, and something on the ground so I don't have to fight weeds & grass growth to get to the beds.
Ok, cool! For a large trellis like the one in the center of my garden, checkout Tractor Supply for a cattle panel. I got my rocks at Doug Clack Trucking (Google) but you may be able to find something closer to you.
Shoot! It doesn't appear that Lowe's carries this right now. I prefer Lowe's over HD but even HD doesn't have them. I may just buy a cattle panel at Wilco and cut it into strips.
👋🏾👏🏾Love this idea! I've seen a few others share similar. I will definitely try it. I will reinforce mine a bit, overall it looks very economical and smart. Love your garden boots, would you mind sharing the brand or where you purchased them? Thank you for sharing this video. 🌷👩🏾🌾🌱
You are so cute. Love from a 65 year old female gardener in central Florida. I am having problems with pickleworms and need to protect my curcurbits at night. I will try this with mesh covering.
Hi Kim! I initially created this solution to protect my winter crops from a hard freeze, but it also works in spring and summer using row cover instead of plastic to protect crops from pests.
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Great ideas!
I’m so glad your channel popped up on my screen.
New friend here. Take care.
Thanks! I appreciate you checking me out. 😊🙏🏾
You just gave me a great idea for my garden. I use garden staples all the time when I have to cover my garden with tarps whne it gets super windy.
Love that!
Love this idea! I've been wanting some DIY garden hoops, and didn't want to use PVC/plastic. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure! Glad it's helpful. 🙂
@@BrunerGardens I think this is the best idea for raised bed hoops so far
Thank you
If you add a center pole the taller ones will be more stable
If you make your own Chinese greenhouse blanket to cover bed before sundown, it will retain the days heat
If you make a 3 foot square wood chip compost. Wrap in wire cloth and weed barrier to keep rodents out. Run a 25 watt air pump hose through it to disperse air. Run a water pump through it to disperse water. Can be solar powered. The compost pile will keep 160 degrees through winter.
Transfer that heat to you plants through waterlines
Another way is to put the raised bed directly atop the 3 by 3 woodchip pile😊
Thanks!
Thank you. This is brilliant not to mention so much more affordable than PVC and metal conduit hoops!
My pleasure Terry. 🙏🏾
Those are really catching on! Gary Pilarchik from "The Rustic Garden" uses them as trellises. I'd rather use them for mini hoop green houses & mini shade houses. Thank you for the tip!
My pleasure! Great minds think alike. 😉
Learn something new everyday. Remesh sheets. I can see using them for vertical gardening. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely! Let those peas and beans run. 😉
What a great idea! I think small binder clips would also work well to hold down your plastic.
This is the exact video that we've been looking for. We have metal raised beds & thought that the PVC would be too flimsy, given that we live in an area where high winds thunderstorms are VERY common. Thank you soooo much @Bruner Gardens for the inspiration!
My pleasure! 🙏🏾 Let me know how it works out for you.
I agree, this is exactly what I need to protect my greens in the spring from those white butterflies. I have the tulle fabric for a cover. Thank you very much.
Happy to help!
Thanks im getn ready to germinate some seeds now & need to get a raised garden prepared for them. So this was right on time for me. ❣️
Fantastic! 💚
This is a great idea. I will definitely try this method for my new raised beds this garden season. I use animal fencing but these are very expensive unless you buy them secondhand.
Awesome! Come back and let me know how it turned out.
Great ideas. Its like having your very own sheltered greenhouse.
Exactly! 👍🏾
Best I’ve seen thus far. And I’ve been looking.
Thanks Carol!
So happy to find this idea as I almost bought some smaller ones at a garden store that were twice the price. And the fact you linked where to get them was a plus.
Fantastic! Happy to help. 😊
Oh wow. This is a great idea. I used the pvc pipe method and sometimes it is a pain in the butt. This seems so much easier. Thank you.
You're welcome! 😊
Excellent idea and this will work really well with my metal raised bed. I anticipate that it will be much easier and look nicer than the PVC hoops and much cheaper than using metal conduit. Thanks so much!
"Thank You So Much"!! I just put up our Hoop House and it was so easy! We started Contender Green Beans late and only have about 3-weeks till maturity. It's now the end of September in Indiana and the evenings/mornings are dipping down into the mid 40's.
I was freaking out until I saw your video, and knocked out this house in about 2-hours including the time to took to get my stuff from Menards, they had three different sizes!! (Neither Lowes or Home Depot had the material in stock). You explained & demonstrated everything perfectly!! The bed is only about 10' x 4' and full of beautiful bushy green beans, I would have hated to delay or loose them. Wish I could post a picture for you, I think you'd be proud of what you started 😊😊😊😊
Why have I never seen this idea after 1 year? This is sooo genius! I don't like pvc, since it cracks in the sun, and I have no way to transport cattle panels. Perfect solution- THANK YOU!
Ps: just subscribed. Happy gardening to you!
Thanks Betty! I hope this works well for you. I also want to try using this setup with shade cloth this summer.
Such a beautiful garden.
Thank you! 🙏🏾
Love this idea as I don’t need a large trellis . Exactly what I was looking for.👍
Thank you , wonderful idea , bless you an your family
Thanks and blessings to you and yours. 🙂
Nice setup ...
Thanks for sharing
Thanks Dan!
great idea, I saw another youtuber who uses tulle the stuff from the fabric store to cover plants, to keep out critters, plus the rain can still get thru and its reusable, I have alot of farm cats to keep our so I'm going to check out these, thanks for the great idea
Hi Julia! That's a great idea for the warmer months. Using plant covers will also keep the butterflies and squash bugs out too!
Thanks for posting! This seems both afforable, durable simple. I have heard PVC needs to be painted or will break down in the sun.
Rebar is durable but I am thinking of how I would bend it!
Your idea is so accessible😊
So glad i found your page. So helpful. God bless.
Welcome! Glad you find it useful. 🙂
Love the Remesh idea instead of PVC! Am looking for durable transparent sheets that will last to avoid plastic bag waste (!). Any idea how long do these 3.5 m plastic sheets last after a season of cold/sun/rain? Alternatives to plastic to get the warming effect? Thanks!
So far so good! They're thick enough to last. After last winter, I folded them and put them in my garage. I had to bring them out a couple of weeks ago when we had freezing temps and they're as good as new. No degradation. They're very durable and I believe I'll be able to use them for several seasons. Hope this helps!
Great idea. I will use it this winter. Thank you.
Very nice, and cheaper than many other suggestions.
Thank you for this idea. I was just about to buy the #9 wire and cut them to make hoops but they are flimsy and need some sort of support if there is snow or high winds. I expect these to be sturdier.
My pleasure. These are definitely sturdier. How did it work out for you?
I love your show especially how calm you are. Subscribed!
I've been looking for something more slender so I wouldn't have to deal with cutting a hog or cattle panel down to size. These pieces of remesh would be MUCH easier to manage for my intended use. Thank you!
Love your idea for making your own hoops. Thank you I am going to do the same. Thank you again for sharing. :)
Thanks for doing this video! Just what I was looking for…an easy way to get some hoops for my garden.
My pleasure Patty!
Great idea, thanks! It might be a good idea to put some duct tape on the plastic where you push the staples through to hold the plastic down, it'd prevent tearing and make it last longer.
Love the hoop covers
Thanks Preshus! 😊
@@BrunerGardens You're Welcome
Brilliant idea especially for those without a truck to transport cattle panel 💚
Thank you. 🙂
This is a great idea! I'm definitely going to try this method! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! It's almost that time. Let me know how this works out for you.
@@BrunerGardens I finally put it together a couple of months ago and it worked like a charm! Thanks for sharing this!😉
Awesome news! My pleasure! 😊
For the first time I just watched a video, combining 2 of these ladder mesh, to create a large arch. This is a great option, love the look too. In a bind I cut a hula hoop in half, to create these small arches, but I didn’t like the look. Can’t wait to buy these ladder mesh. Thank you 🤗🌱
The hula hoop is genius! I like the large arch idea too. The great thing with the ladder mesh is that you can use them in many different ways, depending on your needs.
@@BrunerGardens Yes, I haven’t found them yet, been to two local hardware stores. I luv the look you have in your garden. Everything is organized and matches. The hula hoop I used had smiley faces lol. It did work for what I needed, but after a while the look was distracting. Thank you 🤗🪴
@@kittenpawsbb Ask at the desk. In my store I asked and was told they were in the back of the store, outside.
@@ale347baker I appreciate your help. The stores I went to were small and local. Where I live it’s a trip to get to the big stores. I will definitely ask first when I finally make that trip. Thank you 🤗🌱
Amazing idea! I am going to try it in my garden beds. Thank you!
You're welcome! Did you happen to go to school in Clayton County GA?
@@BrunerGardens I am in Ontario, Canada.
Ok. You have the same name as an old classmate of mine. Had to ask. 🙂
I’m going to get these right away! Also I’m a new subbie. Thanks a bunch! Happy Gardening! 😊❤️🌱
Thank you! Great idea. Used this in NC but couldn't remember what it was called.
Happy to help! BTW, love the name of your farm. 💚
Thank you for sharing. We'll explained and very informative.
Love this video. Very detailed, just what I need.
Fantastic! Let me know how it works out for you.
I’m definitely going to try this. I’ve been wanting to install some type of hoop system, this should work well
For me.
Great! That would make a nice video. 😉😊
Great idea! I didn’t want to use pvc so this is perfect. Thanks!
My pleasure Barbara!
I'm definitely going to try this. Using plastic do you find any issues with humidity or getting the plants enough air?
Thank You for sharing this video.... I have watched so many videos today on this topic! UHhhhhh!! So glad that your information popped up! I plan to try this method. Have you used shade cloth, now that the weather is warmer? I live in GA and my garden raised beds are in 100% full sun. So I hope that I can have success with this method :)... Also, are you growing watermelon, cantaloupe, or cucumber on the cattle panel that was behind you in your video?
You're welcome Valencia! I purchased some shade cloth last fall, but haven't had to break it out yet. I'm taking a break from growing curcubits and melons this year since they've been ravaged with pickle worms and squash vine borers the past to years. I usually grow luffa and beans on the cattle panel.
@@BrunerGardens, good Thursday May 26, 2022!
I just came across your channel. I loved this video!!! I have been trying to figure out how I was going to plant/grow my loofa seeds; now I know exactly how I am going to do that. Thank you!🤗
I also love the idea of cutting the material in half to make a small hoop tunnel! I will have to use the frame with some bird netting to keep the rascally birds from digging up and eating my sunflower seeds AGAIN. UGGGGGH I planted 3 different varieties on Tuesday; came home Wednesday afternoon to see everything dug up.....🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ I'll show those birds with your helpful video.
Have a Blessed evening!
Kimberley F in Avondale, AZ 🌞🌵💞
Hi Kimberley! I'm glad you found me too! I've had the same issue with my bean seeds, but I can't blame it on the birds, it's those darn squirrels. I replanted some today and sprinkled some red pepper flakes on top of the soil (to deter the squirrels) and we'll see if they make it.
@@BrunerGardens, so did the red pepper seeds work on the squirrels?
Great video and awesome music. I’m 7b here in Bama.
Thanks Brittany. 🙂
I learned a lot from your video, it’s just the info I was looking for. Thank you🌞
This is a great idea. Thank you for sharing
I just saw those today!!! I will be getting some.
Great! 👌🏾
Really informative video and just what I needed. Thank you, so much! 🥰
My pleasure Cassandra! Thanks for stopping by! 💚
Exactly what I need. Thank you so much! Genius! Subscribed.
My pleasure and thanks for joining the BG Fam!
Great video ^_^ 10's across the board !
Thanks Love! 😘
Perfect. Wonderful idea. Thank You.
My pleasure! 😊
Great teaching show!
Thanks for the great idea! Wonderful job! ☺️👒
Thanks Anne...my pleasure! 👩🏾🌾
Thanks for this great video! This is an excellent idea. Do you have any further thoughts on this system after using it for a growing season? Do you think the plastic will be useable for another year? Did it keep pests away?
I see a California prop 65 warning on these. I don't know if plants absorb lead from the ground, but I wouldn't take the chance without doing some research on it.
Great tip! Thank you. 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for this, I have been searching for a more affordable idea that is easy to take down and store as well. This is brilliant. How did it work out for you long term over the season?
Very smart thinking
The remesh thing looks awesome, I'm going to try to find some! Can I ask about the stones you are walking on? I would like something like those around my beds. Did you have them delivered? Are they expensive?
Check out the link in the description for the remesh. I rented a utility trailer from U-Haul and picked up the river rocks myself. Be sure to put your landscape fabric down first and get less rocks than you think you'll need, as mine stretched further than it looked. You can always go back for more. Are you in GA?
@@BrunerGardens Thanks! I am in GA, just a little south of Atl. This will be my second year trying to garden (I'm from Brooklyn, no yard space). I just got some wood to make boxes but lack of good trellising and no ground cover made for some issues last summer so I want to put boxes with trellises, and something on the ground so I don't have to fight weeds & grass growth to get to the beds.
Ok, cool! For a large trellis like the one in the center of my garden, checkout Tractor Supply for a cattle panel. I got my rocks at Doug Clack Trucking (Google) but you may be able to find something closer to you.
@@BrunerGardens Thanks so much!
My pleasure!
Awesome idea
Glad you like it. 💚
Shoot! It doesn't appear that Lowe's carries this right now. I prefer Lowe's over HD but even HD doesn't have them. I may just buy a cattle panel at Wilco and cut it into strips.
👋🏾👏🏾Love this idea! I've seen a few others share similar. I will definitely try it. I will reinforce mine a bit, overall it looks very economical and smart. Love your garden boots, would you mind sharing the brand or where you purchased them? Thank you for sharing this video. 🌷👩🏾🌾🌱
Welcome to my channel! My boots are called Muck Boots. My exact one's are no longer available, but here is one that is similar: amzn.to/3HAt3Vn
@@BrunerGardens thank you twice! 😊 🤗👩🏾🌾🌿🌷
@@HandmaidenOfDistinction66854 My pleasure! 💚
Thanks for sharing your tips
Thank you. This is simple.
Simple is my mantra! 🙂
I tried mini bolt cutters but they aren’t strong enough. I still need to do this much delayed project lol
Hi Kallie! Did you ever complete your project? 👀
Love this idea! Thank, dear!
You are so welcome!
You are so cute. Love from a 65 year old female gardener in central Florida. I am having problems with pickleworms and need to protect my curcurbits at night. I will try this with mesh covering.
Bless you! Let me know how it works out for you.
Perfect!!! Thank you!!!!
My pleasure!
Why not use the rocks instead of garden staples?
Hi Silviya, that's certainly an option.
I like those. Good idea.
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Thanks for the great tips!
Hi, could you give the dimensions of your raised beds...thanks. Great video!
Sure! The beds on the left are 2'x6' and I have 1 larger bed on the right that's 4'x8'.
Thank you good idea
Hey Ramona! Thanks 😊
Do you have an update, how have they held up? Did you use them again the following year?
Thank you for sharing!!
Great idea 😊
❤😊❣️. Just try that’s what I’m going to attempt 😍
Where did you find the ladder remesh? Was it in the garden dept or the concrete rebar dept?
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the link!
Dang! This is perfect!
What a great idea 😊
New subscriber. 👋🏼 Great job! 👍🏼 Great video!
Thanks Sunshine! 🌞
I didn't find them like that only In a wider panel
Thanks for the great idea:)
Lovely!!! 🎉
Thanks!
Great
Did it end up working well??
Hi, what zone are you?
Zone 8a
Ditto Christina R.........................Thank you BG.
Did you cut those down?
do you cover because started plants early
Hi Kim! I initially created this solution to protect my winter crops from a hard freeze, but it also works in spring and summer using row cover instead of plastic to protect crops from pests.
New sub here!!
Welcome Kallie! 👋🏽
Mesh hasn't been in stock for almost a year thus far
Hi Cat, sorry to hear it's not available in your area. I checked my local Lowe's and it is in stock. Hopefully some will be coming your way soon.
Was so excited to find this and then.... It isn't available anywhere😭
Oh no!
Clever!