7 Things You Can Bury in the Garden to Add FREE Nutrients
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- You can easily add fertilizer and nutrients to you garden by burying these 7 things in your garden. These 7 things, kitchen scraps, eggs shells, cardboard, bread, coffee grounds, grass clippings, and fallen leaves add organic matter in the soil, attracts earthworms, and increases the microbial activity in the soil. In addition to burying these things, you should not bury woodchips,
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0:22 Kitchen Scraps
2:06 Egg Shells
2:55 Cardboard
3:38 Stale Bread
4:02 Coffee Grounds
4:30 Grass Clippings
4:33 Fallen Leaves
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I use toilet paper rolls for seeds. Once the plant is ready for the garden I put it right in with the tp roll. Helps sustain the height of the plant until it grows stronger.
Great idea
Interesting. I might try this one!
I planned to use them this spring as seed pots.
I do that, too! For anyone interested, do a web search for seed cups from TP rolls. Very easy to do! And very economical!
good one and beats spending money on those sold at homedepot made from compressed cardboard like material
I compost all that stuff! I pulverise egg shells in a mortar/pestal, and pulverise dried bones with a 2 lb hand sledge, and chop everything else up very fine. I didn't know about the bread....learn something new every day! I can't wait to get back out into my garden! Started my sweet potatoes (for slips) and getting ready for starting the seeds! Garden: A place to lose yourself when you need to find yourself!
I put avocado peels, onion and garlic scraps into my raised beds, never has any issues at all except onions and garlic’s regrowing the next year! Free harvest with no work! I have also had an avocado seed sprout, dug it up and brought it inside, it’s about a foot and a half now.
We have burried kitchen scap for years. We regularly get growth from those scraps which we call volunteers.
I compost these items as well, but I agree with his point that avocado peels can be a bit of a nuisance because they take a longer time to decompose. He could have mentioned citrus peels and cheese wax, as they have the same issue. And remember to peel the stickers off before composting!
I eat avocado or make avocado oil and make tea from onion and garlic peels very healthy.
WOW!!!
Soil health and its future is such an important topic; that should not be skipped. Excellent content!
In the Columbus Georgia area people have been composting peanut shells forever!...well I moved to the area in 1981, the old timers told me they had been doing it ever since the Tom's Peanut factory opened. We would go to the factory and get them back the truck loads for free. Those mixed with our red Georgia clay and a bit of sand made some really good gardens.
What a lovely smile on this chap. Thank you so much. From the UK.
I grew up on an organic farm back in nj when my parents bought the 7 acre city farm that was grandfathered in . That was in the 60's and still do orrganic garden but Virhginia soil is not as good as NJ garden state soil . I don't can as much but still do some since it is still hubby and I . i still have my mothers canner that was my grandmothers canner . I am soon married 50 years and raised 2 amazing sons that own their own business and survived the pandemic with their businesses intact I can remember neighbors coming for fresh veggies and even nearby restaruants great memories for my sons also . My older son cans and he has a small veggie garden in NJ
Great ideas. 👍🏼 I save my eggshells as well and to make them break down faster, I use an extra spice grinder that I found at a second hand shop for $2 and I only use it for grinding eggshells into powder and other garden or household related jobs. Works great.
You know, I bet you do, that you can also give ground eggshells to your chickens. I used to grind,them too, not into powder but quite fine and then add it to the chicken feed. If you give them large bits of eggshells they will eventually start eating their own eggs as they recognize them then as food. Break ‘m up good or grind. 👍
How big tomatoes do you grow?
I use average grinder. Why should it be a crappy one?
@@bambinaforever1402 just bake the shells before hand to harden the shells and sterilize them
Or you can dry/crush egg shells to use as a texture in your art work
Who loves to watch Lily in the background? Couple of things: Do not use citrus peels excessively either because they are acidic and will repel earthworms and mess up the pH of the soil. Make sure the cardboard does not have ink or print material on it.
How can I dispose of the onions and citrus? We use lots of onions, garlic Nd lime in our household. Any suggestions will be appreciated. I love your channel!
Great heads up on cardboard!!
Can’t wait in spring and you give us tips growing successful grape bush and cherries blueberries other berries bush from seed to fruit 😄😄😄😄will like to see fruit season video🎉!!
Where do you get your worms from and do the worms be in your garden while you have vegetables that produce?
Yes! I love seeing Lily & all the animals.
Don't want to repel the beautiful earthworms, so thx Jag for fab growing tips once again ! 😊
You do an amazing job of explaining why and how to make soil healthful for plants as opposed to just adding fertilizer - a totally different mindset. Thank you for all you do!
Wow!! Thank you very much for the contribution and supporting the channel! I really appreciate it! Glad you like the videos!
Love this channel! What a great way to feed your garden without going thru the lengthy composting process. Thank you! This is great.
As soon as I bought my house we started burying compost, coffee/tea, leaf mold, eggshells ( we use 6 eggs/day x 20 years) in the hard pan soil. 20 years later we have tons of deep rich humis soil with results of GIANT plants and tons of earthworms and mycorrhiza throughout the soil itself. Now if I dig I see worms and soil fungus.
Great video! When I was in OH I used to put grass clippings and leaves in the garden in the fall. I would till them in, let them sit all winter and then till again in the spring.. in a couple years the soil in the garden was so rich and perfect for growing.
That's awesome!
Great info for a garden nutrients tnx.
This was the easiest explanation that I have found about what to do in the garden beds. Thank you so much I really appreciate it.
Great video. I'm an old gardener and you taught me so much. I didn't know about putting bread in compost. Thanks!
Thank you so much! We live in Hawaii and worry about sending stuff to the landfill even more than we used to. Huge help!
I just did this today. I trimmed the appletree and used the branches for soil. I plan on growing some blueberries. I just added newspaper and papertowel roles. Thank you so much, cause I think I did the right things, and your video affirmed it.
THANK YOU!
Very good job explaining everything without being too wordy 😊😊😊
One of the most informational and clearly explained videos I've come across Thank You. Love your dog playing in the background :)))
of ll the gardening channels i have watched yours is by far the most informational and to the point. most others want to flap their lips and give very little good information. i subscribed and keep up the great work.
Ditto 👏 love this guy and his clear information and pleasant presentation. Gonna check his other videos ✅ 🌱
Thanks for your invaluable information , will definitely be using this product .
Thank you for your wonderful garden tips.
Love this, so many useful tips and tricks! Also thank you for sticking to the title and making videos that are straight to the point!
I grew up in the city with a mom who had an amazing little garden at our rowhouse. With no space for composting, she did exactly this . Thanks for sharing.
I have always maintained a compost pile, no matter where I lived. For the first time I’m using your tips to add certain waste directly to the garden soil. I’ve saved this video for future reference. Thank you!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thank you for all the information. I just received a truck load of cedar chips this week...and, was going to put them in the walkway of my garden beds as well as the actual beds!! I'm so glad that I watched your video before doing this!! Thank you for all the information today!!
Excellent! I hope I re-watch this next Spring! You had a lot of great tips!
Thanks so much for this really helpful video. I'm a beginner gardener and am learning so much:)
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I always like finding something new to add to my garden like moldy bread, that's great! Liking how you get straight to the point and how well you explain things as I love simplicity lol Thank you for sharing! 👌🫶
Glad you liked the video!
Well done Jag. You have a garden that has such life and with a dedicated growing enthusiast like you on TH-cam, the platform is a lot better off with your presence and creativity to enjoy. Bravo
Thank you for your tips.
Thank you soo much for this info.! I just started gardening .
Thank you! Your videos are so helpful!
Thank you for your help!!❤
Your vids are always great & give us such needed info. TYSM!
Thanks for bringing this video to us.
Thank you for those valuable tips.
They are gold, at least for me!
Very informative video. I have a bowl of hard boiled eggs we never got around to eating and was contemplating throwing them in my garden or compost. I'm so glad I watched this video first.
Fantastic useful video! Your videos are always so helpful, Jag.
Very informative and to the point. Thank you.
Really excellent advice, snappy too! Thank you!
Thank you, Jag. Great advice. I've been doing this since following your similar advice in an earlier video. The garden at my new house had awful soil with no worms or structure. It was like fine, dry powder, but burying these household scraps (I also tear up used tea bags) and cardboard plus working in compost has really worked. It's now full of worms and looks so healthy. My new plants are flourishing. Thanks again 🌷🦋🌷
Awesome! Glad you are making living soil!
How deep do you bury them? It looked like just barely. How do you plant if things haven't broken down?
@@kimberlyearly8918 Hi Kimberly, I just bury my scraps a few inches deep and leave for a couple of months before planting anything. I add handfuls of mulch and garden waste to top soil covering it. It all seems to break down surprisingly quickly and really works at improving the quality of the soil and attracting worms. Good luck 🌻.
@@ellie.l6585 Thanks!
When you grow a plant for food, when it is finished, don't pull it out of the soil, cut it off at the base and leave the roots in the earth, they will add structure and nutrients.
😊 Simple video, informative and to the point ❤😊
Great video. Lots of information. Thanks 👍
Thank you for sharing this video stay blessed👌👍
Thank you, great advice ❤
I love your videos. They are so educational and your manner which you explains things make people want to listen. Thank you for sharing all this great information. You're appreciated
Wow, thank you!
Thank you Jag, I always like your garden videos
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks for sharing.
I love this video, thanks for sharing.
very good Jag, thanks
Thank you! Great info!
Very good information. Didn't know we could put moldy bread into the garden.
Thank you for this post
You can even bury road kill rabbits and squirrels. Just about anything carbon based works. Don't forget to piss in the garden too.
Great advice thank you!!
Very informative. Thank you why and how things work. Loved it.
Learned a few things… thanks.
Thank you very much, I was looking for such a video
Excellent video, so helpful and such nicely explained. Thanks a lot
Thank you!
Very important knowledge for the beginners.
Much appreciated information
Thank you very much for this most helpfull advice, God Bless , SAfrica
Very informative video thank you Jag for sharing.
Thanks for this!
This is a very cool video. Some great information I never knew. :) Thanks!
Ty for information
i have learnt lots of things from this video thankyou
This is excellent info. Thanks
Thank you 😊💓
That was very educational. 👍
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great tip about the stale bread & mould!
Great video Jag.
awesome. good share. thank you
great video! I do put avocado, onion and meat in my raised bed, never had a problem. Key is to bury them really deep to prevent animal. If you need to grow something right away, grow shallow root crops so the roots won't even reach to the kitchen scraps.
Fantastic video and the perfect time to have seen it. It just snowed but the weather is forecasted to be a little warmer next week. Apparently I have work to do outside. Thank you so very much
All good news. Thanks Jag.
Excellent tips, thank you very much.
Great info thank you
Many Thanks 🙏 🙏Great videos
Great video, thank you. I will be trying these in a raised bed. I didn't know we could compost bread!!!
if it happens to me to throw stale bread into the compost I will first grind the bread to bread crumbs .
Great thenk you!!
Love your program!
Thanks great advice.
Thank you for making such an informative video.
Wow, i did not know about bread. Thanks
To keep critters away from buried food fertilizer , dig a deep enough hole, place food fertilizer, then top with a handful of lime before covering with compost.
The lime with add calcium and eliminate odors that bring in the digging critters. Just don't use too much lime or you have to check your PH levels.
Cheers!
Great tip! Thanks!
Thanks for letting me know about avocado peel
Super tips 🎉
Amazing video thank you for your awesome guide!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! Thank you! I have red wigglers that I feed, I didn’t realize I could put everything right into soil for my huge earthworms! Thank you!
Thank you sir 👍
Thank you for the video I learn a lot from it
You are great for eco friendly conscious earth man!👍Thank you so much for sharing .
Love this info. Thanks Jag Singh
Thank you so much for the information. 👍✌
Very very informative information for home raise gardeners. Super love it Sir.
great video!! I use these tips for many years: Always learn from a great presentation! I didn't consider the affect of onions in my compost- Thanks!