Small Garden Growing - Permaculture in Tiny Spaces - Starting A Container Garden For Free
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2023
- This is patio gardening on a budget, I promised earlier this year that I would do a series on container gardens based on how we used to grow when we didn't have access to a garden. I'll demonstrate just how much food can be grown in a tiny amount of space all on an extremely low budget. This is patio gardening on a budget
A lot of these ideas are ideal for a balcony garden, no need for fancy or expensive planters grow with what's available.
Small Garden Growing - Permaculture in Tiny Spaces - Starting A Container Garden For Free
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Love your tips and channel,I'm disabled so can't bend or dig, I'm like you and collect random containers to plant in, especially for seeds! Just wanted to say,if you're getting a cat, lily pollen is highly toxic to them so be careful.
Thanks for the reminder the peacock Lillie's I'd just a common name they aren't really Lillie's, they're a type of Iris.
AHH ok thanks!
Thank you so much. Very inspiring!
Hell yeah!!
Love the raw video👍
Waalaikum Salam warohmatullah... Allah blest you my brother...
bonus potatoes😄👍
Inspiring and informative.
Think this is one of the best ideas out there, thanks for sharing
You don’t have to be perfect. Thank you for that. It helps people go ahead and start. I love your down to earth manner.
Thanks for helping more people get started.
I love your videos. They are natural and true to life. And the fact you're in Yorkshire is a bonus 👌😉
Keep up the good work!
use as many free resources,is my thing aswel🌱
I did an accidental experiment in a similar size container (probably slightly deeper) in an office car park. The communal bins were getting full of cardboard and it was coughing a lot to get them empty so we shredded up the cardboard and filled up the bottom of planters probably half full before we had any compost last summer in the UK. It was extremely hot and the plant is that had the card board in thrived. Furthermore, I planted a spring onion from the supermarket on the side of one of the planters and it grew to enormous proportions and are still growing and carried on growing throughout the winter. So in summary, this is definitely a good thing to do. Ps great idea with the washing line you’ve given. Me a good idea for Temporary fence. I could concrete the posts into pots in a similar way. That way I can then move the posts when I want to change the protected area. Eg a mobile chicken run
I love how you find resources, thinking ahead, planning. Your ideas are so helpful!!
That's how I do it
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Great ideas Monty, love the washing line idea. Take care 😊
I’m growing salad and pak choi in an old pallet. The slugs and snails don’t eat my produce there!
I really like your comment about sometimes forgetting the dogma around permaculture (and no dig for that matter) and just getting on with it. Not everyone needs an herb spiral. I also appreciate your reuse of materials as I've been a scrounger myself for 60+ years. I am fortunate to have 10 acres of land and a lot of livestock, but I still do most of what you demonstrated here with containers and manure (and a zillion amazon boxes!). Well done.
Awesome mate :D great start to the collab!!! Thanks so much for being a part of it can't wait to see how your space develops :D
Fantastic Monty 😃 really enjoyed this one 😁
I'm using old guttering for salad crops. They can be placed on window sills as window boxes. I take many pots and planters from the plastic pile in the tip. All for free.
Used compost is stored in a collection of dustbins when it's not used and the heat generated by the plastic has caused a lot of beneficial fungi to grow within the soil. I'm recycling my compost for the price of a bin which here in Wales is a lot cheaper than buying more compost.
Another great video there. Love he simple ideas about just building up goodness into the box for the future. Just need to find a horse now :)
Really inspired by the washing line idea. Great advice for us all to be thinking about. Thank you! x
Great idea about drilling the holes part way up the sides
Good information but set a better example: Lift with your legs, not your back.
As I sit here in hypocritical pain from lifting incorrectly all weekend 😁
Great videos. I have a small garden. Only the sides have raised beds. About 70 cm wide and 3 meters long and 40 cm deep. How about a video with information where we can't make or have acces to a lot of compost, mulch etc but pure basics and when to sow and how to maximize the area. For example i would love to do cucumbers and tomato but is it wise given the small space. Thanking you in advance. Sukran.
I made self watering pots (from catering mayonnaise tubs)for my cucumbers and tomatoes last year. Sadly, I lost my cucumbers all but one to a root beatles but I had so many tomatoes I had to can them!
He definitely has the clutter of a large scale permaculture operation
Great job…. Has given me some ideas for my grow bags on the large patio I have as have put raised beds in where they were in the grass area of garden so bags are spare. But can take some of this and use it thanks
I have tons of shredded paper from a neighbour. Can I use used coffee grounds and shredded paper to fill the base of a 22in high 100L plastic pot? Or, will coffee, as some say, cause compaction? Anyone here knows?
We want to grow Jerusalem artichokes & was advised to grow them in a 100L pot on the basis that they are huge, tall & productive.
Your tips on how to easily fill containers are so useful for anyone wanting to grow veg without a garden. One thing though - do you think its a good idea to plant digitalis alongside salad? I avoid having foxgloves close to my greens because its so poisonous.
I thought that, but as long as you can identify, shouldn't be a problem. I don't think they contaminate localised soils.
Where did I get them totes from? I've looked everywhere to get hold of some but they cost a fortune
I pet goat too
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