How To Build A Pallet Raised Garden Bed From Scratch...And Turn It Into a Greenhouse
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I love how you are teaching your girls to be so hands on. The future is in good hands!
She's badass with her self sufficient self!
I love that you’re gardening at waist height. So much better on the back.
Lorella Not a Farm Girl: a Homestead Adventure I sure think so! And no Nematodes!
I like the mischief reduction program! Tire the kids out helping! lol, plus they get a great education in how things work out as time goes by, & it is accompanied by pride in their contributions! Great job momma!
Your girls are great helpers. Mom you are doing something right. And the genius ideas you use amaze us ol geezers. Thanks for sharing your projects.
Wow, it is so good to be back after a LONG TIME watching your channel as I had loads of problems with my Internet AND computer. NOW, it is sorted and I am enjoying again your hard work and see how BIG your girls have grown. Your GARDEN in those raised beds are looking great, all green and lush. You do have great and affordable ideas for poor folks like me to follow and I DO appreciate you so much xxx Blessings and much love to you all xxx Aunt Eli from South Africa (Winter Time here and very cold in my House) xxx
I have been building these hoop houses for several years. I put high grade tarps on them and use them for loose hay storage and animal shelters. I connect mine together for added strength. I overlap 2 squares and tie together with bailing twine. When I get too much snow on them I go out and bounce it off using a 2x4. I use pallets on the sides, or I drive steaks in to hold the with that I want. Using old short fence posts or rebar. I then tie the pannels to the posts. Super easy, fast, and satisfying!
Squash propagating from random seeds in compost is called “volunteers.”
I love the way you worked together with your daughter to erect the cattle panels.
She took instruction well and you did a good job coaching.
Even more than the specific skills, learning to work as a team will stand her in good stead.
We used the hugelkultur method in our raised bed too!! Wish I knew how to attach a picture but it's doing great... except the squash bugs that are killing our squash plants it's doing wonderfully and we were able to do something with lots of the old branches laying around!
You can also add some sprinkles of Diatomaceous earth to keep flies and rotting smells at zero levels.
Using in your barns after cleaned, you'll never have flies and will be premixed with the pooh. Super garden minerals. 🐐🐑🐇🐓🦃🦚🐂🐎
Very smart lady.
Godspeed.
So great that you have help in the garden. Your youngest daughter has such a sweet spirit.
Great to see you're getting the kids fully involved, they're learning valuable skills. I struggle to get mine off thier PCs! Really cool and simple design.
Girl power in action!!
Super Awesome project !! Love how you used the brackets to be little helpers. Thanks so much for sharing!!
You know so much!! I am jealous of your husband, you are totally awesome!!
You are kind. Thank you
Just scored quite a few pieces of tin and some old lumber from a neighbor’s old barn. Pallets from the co-op were also free. About all I need to buy are screws and cattle panels. This saved me a lot of money, thank you!
Hope to see what you make! I wonder if they have a picture sharing part of youtube so you can share?
@@dirtpatcheaven If there is, I don’t know about it. I think it’s a great idea. I couldn’t find enough so I may have to splice a few short boards together. But they’re free, sure beats buying lumber.
WOW!!! Love it .... can’t wait to see the finished green house ....❤️❤️❤️❤️😇
Wow I'm learning some wonderful diy skills from you ladies!!!! Thank you much!!!
Another great video. I really enjoy watching. Thank you.
Because of the posts, I am able to do this alone. Hope this info is useful. If you dont connect the hoops to eachother, you will have a sheer factor on the tarps. I tie everything with bailing string. Easy to remove, lasts for years. No wires for dumb cows or goats to somehow swallow. Lol💜 I love watching you with your kids. I am looking forward to my grand children having new little helpers any time now after watching your daughter help you, yes I am getting older now. Still all very doable! God bless you
Duckingham palace is looking great!
I did much the same while building 2 of my raised beds. I used not just branches but split logs. And used wood shavings and rabbit poop and top soil. My veggies are very happy
Love this Julie! You always blow my mind with the amount of knowledge you have... wish I could spend days just listening to you lolololol.
Agreed! And I have four girls...they call ME "Mimzy"! Well done!
OOOH!!! garlic can be companioned withstrawberries? EXCELLENT! I now know just where I will put my garlic next thanks Juli!
Julie, you are an Incredible teacher!!! Your Hugelkultur video was awesome. You and your daughters are all adorable. We enjoyed the sights and sounds of the farm. We are trying to follow your footsteps on our little Agape Ranch in East Texas. Ps. It’s hot as blazes here and very difficult in this heat.
You are awesome. Tell your daughters as well.
Great job, y'all! I'm building another raised bed and am gonna do the cattle panel too! good idea!
you did a nice job building the greenhouse out of pallet wood. Great Job! learned from this myself, ill build one too
You an your girls are so inspiring 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🥰 I hope to copy your ideas on this between my raise beds 🥰
To anchor a geodesic greenhouse, bury some concrete blocks about a foot or foot and a half down and tie nylon ropes thru them to tie to the geodesic frame.
Do you have any pics or videos and directions posted anywhere?
@@frannyholly4440
Why do you need that? They're concrete blocks, you dig a hole, tie a rope through the block, throw it in, cover it up. Several around the perimeter. A truck would have trouble pulling it out. They are called earth anchors.
Well I just think that is a genius way to make a greenhouse. You are amazing.
"I really like the idea you came up with, the grow bed style greenhouse!!"
I collect free lumber for coops and such, sometimes I get multiple uses out of them, sometimes I get a years worth of use and I compost it. where you used old metal roofing I would use landscaping fabric but its humid where I live and your beds might need to retain moisture more than my beds do. I have so many better uses for metal roofing material so I try to use it sparingly even when I have it piled up. Sometimes when I even raise Meat Birds in raised beds and constantly throw in bedding and let it build up rapidly. Finish up the meat birds 6 months before spring and boom! compost filled raised garden bed ready for spring.
LOVE THE GREEN HOUSE, AND ALL YOU DO
You could coat your wood with used motor oil and diesel to make it last.
Like farmers do pats in ground
Thankyou this is really good .Much appreciated. Lovely family .So cute
Great video and God Bless you and your family from middle GA 🙏 Kendra
1" board will stop frost . Would recommend . covering outside walls completely to save more heat for in side . Can check with laser thermometer for heat loss locations . dead air space in best insolater
1" board made from what?
Great idea with the pallet hoop house!
I am planning on making a hoop house either this fall or early spring but i didnt think of using pallets instead of expensive new wood.
Looks amazing!
Hey Julie, I am revamping my raised pallet bed from this year, I am having an issue of the dirt, hay, etc. sinking in the inside corners. How do you keep this from happening. Thanks so much for all you and your family put in these videos, they are appreciated beyond words. In Joy
Great use of resources.
20:16 those cats must think you've made them a new playground 😃 awesome job 👍
Awesome.
Thank good ness someone piled up the wood for you guys to use ...
Coming up on their own that’s called a “volunteer”
Bonjour et bravo pour votre courage. Un bel exemple à suivre.
You are awesome!
Volunteers... plants that come up on their own
Awesome use of what you have!💜
Beautiful, thank-you, all!
Best! John
Great idea! I'm going to do this so I can grow my garden year round.
Great instruction
Wow... your girls are growing up! She is as tall or taller than you are these days. Great stuff Julianne!From one of your very 1st fans!Chuck
Great idea and well executed!
Always very useful show
y'all are so COOL!
Thx
Can this be done on a smaller scale...??
If so what would you recommend as the smallest size...??
Thank you kindly for sharing with the world, you truly are amazing...
when jointing your frames were the beams are in a pallets try to hit the maim beam with a framing screw then I think it should not blow over , stabilized is what it needs try putting some wood glue for extra hold on the joining gorilla is the best white glue for wood as it bond to others materials as well when wood is involved, and great vid Gd work
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Great job, looks very green all around you!
Good job - girl power, yeah!
Great idea to use cattle panel vs. a million pvc pipes for roof
Yeah, corner brackets are handy but 3 inch deck screws work just as well. And with all sides being attached, how are you gonna get in and turn the pile? Too much wood (sticks and especially larger branches) will take much longer to compost down.
I guess the proof will be in the final pudding. Good luck!
Very cool place I love it
Suggestions on an alternative lining material? I don't have tin available currently.
Juli tested, kitty approved hot bed LOL! Love this!
1'' BOARD of any lumber . Will stop frost . That what I was told back in 60's . Ruff sawed lumber comes that way . or old lumber . But not much around any more .
Okay. Thank you for sharing.
That drip system sounded like someone ate too much tacobell lol
You should have inoculated the strow with the mushroom sown, king struferia would work very good. I love your family, the girls are awesome and exact genetic copies of you keep the good blood going.
Do you have any updates on this greenhouse? My high tunnel didn't hold up to snow this year. I'm hoping to replace with something very similar to this.
Any plants coming up from previous planting a volunteers as my grandpa taught me.
So tall of beds
Hello, just found your channel and joined. Awesome video. Congrats on your channels success. We are just getting some traction, any advice? Thanks, my new friends.
Volunteers
about 20 minutes in, you said you have a living fence. what plant is that, please?
Please watch the coconut coir because if its from other countries they dont always have the same standard as US and it could have pesticides
Love love love Angels
Looking for update how did this work out? I live in South eastern Montana if it worked well for you it may work well for me.
I so appreciate your videos. I always learn something! My only feedback: with all of the amazing soundtracks out there, why do you use the twangy music? It's a bit annoying and distracting. Other than that, I LOVE your videos. Keep them coming!
looks great. We use cattle panels as well and love them what is the dimensions of the raised bed please? Now are those soaker hoses you are using?great idea... Thanks for sharing I really like this idea on how you built it I'm going to show Mr. R
MAINEiac Grammie's Homestead Four foot by at least eight feet. We do use a soaker hose and I love these new fabric ones!
Great where do yo7 love state ?
Do you ever have problems with rats or Volles building communities in your beds like that
The girls are getting so big!
Volunteer squash? (From the seeds there before)
So what happens when the frame is full and no more composted material can be put in??
byingly it sinks and composts continually so we add more in the winter in fallow beds and start over.
I use duct tape on edges of tin.
Hats save skin .
Yes, I do love my hats
20:25 Are you sure those are volunteer tomato's? Coz they sure look like cats to me!
Good Work!😂 Your lucky to have someone to work with you!😭 Can you help me to locate someone for another land use donation to re-start my Micro-Mini Homestead Project?
Goodness
now i feel like having another kid even though mine just turned 8
awesome share, great work - looks like the girls need ponies, is it in the plans?
Stephanie Davis Yes! Ponies came this week!
will you add some soil?
I add about two inches of sterile potting mix to the top.
What is the length of the bed?
At least 4x8 feet.
That was great work by you all but why don't you wear gloves?
If someone could please tell me what the OFFICIAL source of this song (at 03:10) is, I'd be eternally greatful. It used to be in one of my playlists, but the video got DMCA-stomped and I can't remember what it's called!
You look I'll, no? Pray nothing is wrong with you...🌻
We don’t have cattle panels in the U.K.
so annoying!
I see so many people on TH-cam doing inventive things with them.
You’re a dynamo! But why Do you really need the beds to be do deep?
For our zone 4 winters yes, if they were not as deep the heat wouldn't last as long as we need it to.