3 Veggies You Can Grow in a Small Space- Container Gardening Carrots, Onions, And Radishes
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Back when I hit seventy, I wanted a easier way to grow veggies. This is what I did almost the same way you did it. I really like not having to bend over or get down on my knees to work the garden. It's amazing how much food one can raise in 20 of those tubs, and with little effort. Thanks Danny for broadcasting this method.
Nice to know! Thank you! Many Blissings!💛
Me too..
Danny is to gardening as Bob Ross is to painting! Love listening to your gardening videos!
True!
For what it’s worth, my dad planted his carrots and radishes together. The radishes provided some ground cover for the carrots and were ready to eat just before the carrots needed the space.
That's how I grow mine.
Great idea! Plus carrots and radish are great companion plants as far as bugs go. Thank you for sharing!
I used this onion method year before last. Harvested my own seed from a onion I grew the year before. Sprinkled them into a large grow bag. I ended up with an entire pot of green onions which I pulled and planted into my raised beds. I grew the biggest white onions I ever have. Works fantastic just takes some planning.
Good for you. You've inspired me to try that.
What area are you in? I'm hoping to get a good head start in the Ohio valley area. Thank you and God bless.
I love a fall garden. Fewer weeds, fewer bugs and it isnt so hot that you can't breathe.
The climbing butter beans that we hot from yall did very well. Did only seed saving of them. They produced so well them we were able to share seed with a couple of our sons. Thanks again for such wonderful seed
That's lovely! Sharing is caring! 😊
Thank y’all for taking time out of your day to share your experience and wisdom. Y’all are so precious to me and I am sure many others, because of the wealth of knowledge and understanding that y’all have shared that has blessed lives and gardens. I thank the Father for y’all and appreciate the blessings he has bestowed upon y’all that continue to bless others. May the Father continue to bless y’all. I love y’all
Thank you very very much! What an excellent video on exactly how you prepare your soil and properly plant your container garden in the Fall for maximum food production now and next Spring! I'm sure this valuable instruction will be rewatched over and over again and will benefit many people to successfully grow a huge amount of food for their families. I'll be recommending it to all the gardeners I know. Thank you Danny and Wanda, I know this video took time and patience to make and I really appreciate it! 🤗
I’d just like to add my thanks also. This was an extremely helpful video. I especially appreciate that you explained everything and didn’t assume that we knew what to do.
Thumbs up to the container gardening. We have been growing carrots in the Greenstalk but we are going to give it a try in the containers like you have here Mr. Danny. Thanks for all the great information as usual especially on Electroculture. We hope everyone practices it with great increase in their yields.
Thank you ,Mr.Danny for a much more informative content about starting The onions ourselves , an the carrots , I already bought 300 from Hoss tools that will be delivered in November sometime , but God willing I'm here next fall ,I will try myself making my own onion starts , it will save me money , just buying the seeds ,not the starts ....
God bless you & Mrs Wanda,
Yall have taught me so much through the past years , just my health isn't great this past year and just turned 58 , Sad what Dr's can get away with & hospitals, after my back surgery caught SEPSIS, Never been the same since ...using a walker with wheels , it's horrible .but I still do what I can daily ...
Hearing yall brings me a smile .
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Awesome video !!! I love the educational videos that you do! As a matter of fact, 5 days of learning and 1 amazing Porch time is the perfect combination ❤
If you are 'Thinning' just make sure you have a secondary location in mind and instead 'Transplant' all those plants removed rather than discard them. Many of them won't take but the ones that do increase your production.
What a smorgasbord of nutrients y'all prepare for your vegetables. Thank you both for sharing!
I am growing the Kuroda carrots currently at your reccomendation, using your manuel. We are in the process of adding 2- 110 sq foot of raised garden beds around the house it would otherwise be wasted space...correction has been wasted space for the last 5 years. Im slowly adding food anywhere and everywhere I can. Little by little we add more and more of our food that we grow we currently only have around 2000 sq foot of growing space in various places but you can bet that I am faithful with that space and I layer stuff in so that I take advantage of every last space I have. The Lord is so good and He is teaching me how to be trusted each step if the way and as He finds me trusting of what I have He has given me more. I use to long for a farm, still do but I now know through Him it will be done and until then He is preparing me. Thank you both for being part of that process not only in gardening help but also in growing in the Lord. Love you both bunches! Have a blessed week!
Hope your gardens grow well.
I have grown carrots and radishes in containers. I have had success. I have never covered them and it still worked. I have never grown onions from seeds. I have ordered sets from Dixondale and they have worked great. Their sterling variety I really like. The sterlings store well over the winter. Thanks for the video.
I learn so much from your videos! Just a small backyard garden, so the container tips really help.
Hi Danny and Wanda. Glad to see how you lined the container with plastic and used the sand to hold it in place.
My containers aren't quite that large but do drill the holes around the sides of them.
Thanks so much for sharing. I always learn so much when I watch your videos.
So appreciative.
Blessings to you and Wanda and a rich harvest with what you've planted.
Electroculture rules. Did many experiments this year in pots with/without coils. Even brought back some squashes from the dead like Lazarus. Im beyond convinced.
I worked in a lumber yard for a while when I was younger and I used to use those shed packs( the tarp you put on the carrot tub) for covering my chicken pens. If anyone wants some I bet any lumber yard or home store with a lumber department would be happy to give them to you because they just throw them away.
When I was young & did landscaping, I'd go to home depot etc & lol near their dumpsters, & put in cheap bids for their split bags of dirt they couldn't sell. You'd be surprised what you get from just a little haggling.
I use a 3/8 drill with an auger bit to CAREFULLY turn my container soil mix, without damaging the containers...works a charm Mr. Danny.
Great idea.
Thanks for that idea !!
Indeed, great idea!
Shalom Danny and Wanda. Thanks again for the teaching on growing food. I got my carrots planted a couple of weeks ago and they are coming up good.
Me too. I am growing my carrots in a 15 Gal cloth grow bag.
Me too. @@kathymcmc
You are so right about those tubs my friend saw these people putting in trees and she asked she got 30 tubs. She gave me 15. I love them I actually even create compost and then I got to them that I’m moving around from making my compost and the compost is beautiful and I can plant a lot of veggies in those tubs🌱🌱
You need one of the paint stirring attachment for your battery operated drill.
Thank you for the tutorial. Now I need to go find some larger tubs. I have been using grow bags. They dry out too quickly. God bless you both for the inspiration you bring. ❤
Morning! Good to see y'all.😊 Thank you for showing how to plant onions and carrots...I had not been successful with onions....I had not planted the correct kind. Learn something new every time I watch....Thanks!!
I have been trying out different elevated container gardening shapes and found the square cube shape works best for peppers and other plants because it gives me the corners that add to the space for toot systems. I get more plants per container that way. So, I use treated wood boxes I made and line them with greenhouse plastic on the inside with poked holes on the sides of the plastic a few inches up from the bottom like you do. I do the same thing using organic material mixed with top soil finishing the last 6 inches with sterile potting soil, then activate it with weed tea water that has lots of stuff growing in it without the weed seeds. Then I plant the seeds or starts until the plants grow enough and mulch with pine needles. That works good for me. Nut sedge, bermuda grass, bahia grass, pig weeds, memosa tree starts, they are in the ground here so I found elevated raised container gardening is the only way to grow food. I will try drowning out the weeds with aggressive cover crops this spring for ground gardening. Otherwise, trees can grow food. For trees, weeds are controlled with annual use of cardboard and pine needle mulch. I will be buying three dunstan chest nut trees soon to try in central Georgia. These nuts are very nutritious and they are close to the original American chestnut trees that were so useful for animals and people before they died off from Dutch elm disease.
If you don’t mind me asking-where are you purchasing your trees from? I am planting some more trees in the spring-and need to add some nut trees as well.
have you tried woodchips on top of cardboard as a weed suppressor? it works way better than pine needles, but the issue is that you have to buy the woodchips, but they are pretty cheap, $25 per yard where i live, and some government run facilities give them away for free. there are also websites like "chipdrop" where you can sign up to get a whole dump truck load (20 yards) for free from arborists in your area that are doing work and dont want to go pay a dump fee to dispose of what they consider waste. my topsoil is over 5ft deep of compost from decades of having tons and tons of wood chips decay, its crazy!
Just some advice, you should never use treated wood for your raised garden beds. Very toxic! I recommend cedar! But loved all of your other ideas! Thank you! Many blissings! 💛
@@happy_times01 I would love to use cedar if I could find it. Treated wood with plastic liners is the next best choice.
@@russbowman6801 You are doing your best and the plastic barrier makes it just like growing in a pot. Better than the gmo garbage they try to keep pushing in the store loaded in pesticides. Sometimes you can find cedar pockets for fences and create beds out of those if available. But you sound very intelligent just with what you taught me about the chestnut trees I thank you that was interesting.
Danny when we cleaned out the manure in the barn husband would put a layer of lime down before the cattle came back in. This was so when cleaning out the next year when digging it out again it was easy to tell that the lime layer was the bottom. Mixing the lime in with the manure didn't hurt anything. It also kept the smell down some during the winter. We had a silo that we fed silage to the cattle during the winter.
What is "silage"?
@@happy_times01 I think it's the corn stacks chop up after they harvest the corn.
Danny, you are not only a good gardener but have such knowledge on how all this works & you have taught me a lot & I appreciate you. Many Thanks
I had so many carrot seeds from last year harvest I decided to brod cast it across my yard and boy I made a lot of bunnies happy 😅. It was fun watching them
Awesomeness Thank You For All You Do Rural Style 🔥🇺🇸🆙
Good Morning Danny and Wanda!
Good morning brother!
Morning brother still waiting on cool weather.
It's coming this weekend@@DeepSouthHomestead
Great info Danny! Thanks I’ve been doing pot planting from the beginning of my gardening because I have bad soil and I noticed the amount of vermiculite you use is huge. The Home centers used to sell the bigger bags but since Covid around me they don’t and the smaller bags are very expensive so I went on Amazon and you can get huge bags of it and it is much cheaper. Some of the bags are 100 quarts of vermiculite.
Thank you for sharing that! Same in my area!
Look at your local farm & feed store. If you have them. They carry huge bags of it❤
Thanks Danny! I’ve moved from zone 5a to 8A and I have less space to grow in so I really appreciate the reminder that I can turn obstacles into opportunities. Texas, USA.
Thank you Mr. Danny. Been using your methods over the last few years and having excellent results. As always appreciate the information. Wishing y'all a blessed day.
Thank you,Danny and photographer Wanda(❤️). I am trying to get my help to commit to helping with my raised beds. Since Central Florida has 5 growing seasons, I can wait a little longer but not much. Thank you for your instructions.
Thank you, thank you. This info will be well used in this wanna-be homestead. I keep trying! Never give up.
Stay blessed, Danny and Wanda
I use a kids plastic pool to put amendments in and mix it up with a Ryobi weed eater tiller attachment for my container mix.
Received the carrots 🥕 manual. Really enjoyed planting guidelines, canning, and cooking recipes. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝
The information on planting carrots was very valuable because I have struggled. It looks like I was doing everything wrong. Ty
Thank you for this video. I love your & Wanda's practical down to earth approach to growing veggies.
Love how you teach as you go. God Bless you both.
good information--- we are in middle TN-- I enjoy the wisdom from you and Wanda-- God bless you both
Very helpful. Thank you! Just moved to Mississippi, and hoping for a productive fall garden.
I need to refresh my totes. Thanks for the reminder and tutorial.
My co-worker gives me his protein tubs. They've done really well.
Morning Danny n Wanda i am beginning to plant in barrels n tubs too
Morning
Thank you for always helping others! ❤
People have called me Mrs. Mixer, because I mix all kinds of stuff together. That's laundry soap, cosmetic stuff, and soil in the garden. They call me crazy, but it works!
Thank you for going over this!
Thank you Danny on some great tips on gardening it’s going to come in really helpful this summer. God bless you and Wanda.
I enjoy your channel so much. I find y’all very welcoming and thoughtful. I also learn so much, as a new gardener, that zi didn’t know. Thank y’all so much for sharing. Blessed be!🙏🏿
That's okay Wanda, I can't grow radishes either. I thin them a lot and they still will not bulb for me. Tried all kinds of soil and watering and sun or low sun. Still no radishes. Only time I did grow a few was when they happened to be in with some lettuce seeds I grew. Got some nice ones out of that by accident.
Gonna go to harbour freight and get a 3³ cement mixer to blend my soil/dirt.
Thanks Danny and Wanda......makes me glad I saved all those big pots..
Great program as always,stay the course & enjoy
Good morning Danny and Wanda! Enjoyed the video! I hope y’all have a blessed week! ❤
Great help, thank you
Thank you for the tips Danny.
Thank you, you two. I appreciate this video immensely.
I loved this video! Are you building a salad bar for the deer or is there actually a fence around the area where you have your containers?
And I noticed a nice big nest in a low tree behind the pots. Is that a squirrel nest?
We secure the perimeters from deer.
Great advice
Great work you are doing. blessings
Thank you Danny and Wanda great video you explained it very well your time is deeply appreciated
You and Miss Wanda are good teachers. Thank you.
Thanks for the tips. I really appreciate it. I plan to try this.
Great video, Danny....thank you much! Always good video takin, Wanda!
Thanks for sharing!!!
❤❤ your and Wanda videos. Can’t wait till I can try Container gardens. ❤ 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for all the information you shared❤‼️🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much.
Great teaching thank you .
Great advice! Thank you.
thank you Danny and Wanda for that information. gonna try it. b;ess you both.
Such great information! Love you guys 😊
I love container gardening. My balcony has 5 containers on it right now.
Thank for sharing
Thanks , I wantto try this
I learned a lot from this video. Thanks, Mr. Danny & Miss Wanda! I really appreciate the lesson on container gardening. Have a blessed day!
Very helpful. I appreciate this video❤
Excellent video. Very good information
Thanks Danny & Wanda some great advice there for me especially- Great video . Cheers Denise- Australia
Very detailed tutorial, thank you.
Great!
Excellent video , THANKS 👍👍👍
I really enjoy your vedios and thank you Nanny& Wanda.
Excellent video Great work !
Sure help us on things to do woth our tubs. Thank you
Danny, I like to take a Dramm mist heat on the end of my hose wand to water in the top dressing layer of potting mix over small seeds like carrots. The mist is enough to dampen the soil like you said, but it's so light it will not move any of the soil around at all. I like the Dramm head as it's a finer mist that I can get from one of those multi-setting hose ends like you have (I've tried them). Another great video!!!
Thanks for that tip! Dramm makes some good products 👍🏻
I grew carrots in a large rectangular tub, just dirt from the woods. They got good. Oxhearts, cause they are short and fat.
Mrs Wanda. When you thin, use the little radish plants on your salads😊..
🙏🙏🙏🙂♥️👍. Thanks again for your wisdom. I will be using 1/2 55 gallon barrels.
great video, thans
I injoy your show u do a good job growing
Good afternoon y'all. Love ya
Excellent video with great teachings! I've learned so much....now I need to understand the electroculture and the gamma rays coming from the earth that affect our plant growing. Thank you!
Danny! You're giving away all our secrets for successful gardening! Aaaarrrggh! LOL I do the same thing, have those landscape "Nursery" pots. Those look like 15 gallons size. I sold most of mine for $5 apiece (yes, I know, that was too cheap!) but I have alot of the 25 and 45 gallon size still left. But they are too heavy when full, so that has to be taken into consideration. BTW, I used feed sacks to line mine. It will last longer than the greenhouse plastic. If you contact local landscaping companies in our area around early May, they may give you their cut-off plastic! I have some.
Good morning Danny, have a blessed day.
Good morning
Thank you for telling us it's ok to add worms to our container pots. I've heard different theories, but since your advice have proven to be spot on with all the things I've tried, I'm going to add worms to my pots now.
Been looking forward to this video ya'll! When you get the red wrigglers, do you just drop a few or more inside the tubs and let them do their thing? I think this is a great idea! Also, if I get the worms while preparing my pots, at what point can I put the worms in? I kinda think it doesn't matter cause those worms are gonna work that soil regardless.