I have 5 of these bins. They are great. But I use a bottomless 5g bucket with a gamma lid in each bin. We live in CA, which has little water, so the buckets help retain moisture at the core to keep the compost cycle going. Saw off the bottom of the bucket and add some holes to the bottom half of the sides for aeration. Also, I'd recommend a brick under each leg to keep the bin level (it's easier to level the bricks than the bin itself!). Lastly, I add cardboard sides to the inside of the bin as a sacrificial barrier to protect the cedar.

I buy ganeekiron corten steel garden edging, good quality and easy to instal, recommadation

Absolutely fantastic! Love the spooky creativity!

Thanks for wasting my time.

Thank you.

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Your garden is breathtaking ...wow!!

So cute ,really great use of video advertising,🎃Entertaining & informative 🧟‍♂️

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Spooktacular!

This was ADORABLE! Make more, please!!

Is anybody getting any replies?

I'm never going back into the garden again! Till next spring... 😎🌱

Fantastic!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

This is great! Good job 😅

I’m not sure but it destroyed a lot of my sprouts and my boc choy

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Why all the malicious comments? This is great.

What are the resevoirs that wrap around? Links? Trellisses? Please

Nope no description in this short, just the next clip...

I know a man who used to have a big Dibber!

So much

Where did you find that great tomato cage? Thanks for the video!

Thank you. How long though will the hardware cloth in the bottom last in very rainy weather?

Great

As the blooms went kilovxn52%*

Does anybody know where I can buy this one? I like the size and colour. I am hoping I can find one in Canada or a place that ships here at a reasonable price,

Looking good!!!

How am I supposed to harvest from the otherside? I mean, why not just have doors on that side as well?

Great Idea! I did something similar with galvanized sheet metal flashing in 20" x 50' rolls. you can make 5 beds that are 37.5" diameter and 20" high. Just cut the 50" roll into 10' sections and clamp the ends together to creat 1' of overlap, drill holes and pop rivet this round bed together. Drill from the inside. start right below your top clamp. insert a pop rivet before you drill the next hole. A galvanized steel bed will be stiff enough to stand without any aditional support. It's no different than a flat sheet metal swimming pool. the weight of the soil will stiffen the walls. you can also bend 1" of the top edge over to the inside of the bed every couple of inches all the way around to create a safe and comfortable ledge whch also stiffens the the wall.

Beautiful garden❤

We're gardeners, of course we're jelous that mushroom growers get their crops faster than ours.

I narth for gasping Annie. Her with the bruise and the shock absorbers for ankles. Oh yes

How long it will be ?

I just gave you a thumbs up for your happy garden shimmy dance. I shimmy with you sir! Shimmy shimmy shimmy shimmy shimmy!

Hello, can this be used to start a cut flower garden ? Or is it better for vegetables?

I would just rewax it

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I assume it can't follow a curve tho????

Where can you get the toad house?

I bet that'll cost you

The instructions for this trellis are absolutely terrible.

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What do you do after the potatoes start growing? I assume a bigger pot or garden?? Do they only grow once???

They make it look really easy to screw in the wood-screws, but I just bought these corners and I can't get the screws to go in the pre-drilled holes of the metal corners, & will probably have to buy smaller screws.

We're scammers hiding under the guise of gardeners. Of course we'll take your money and never send you product or respond to your inquiries...

Very nice work

I have a few of these. I like that they can fold flat for storage. But the tall ones need to be anchored into the ground. This year my husband is going to drive rebar into the ground underneath my raised beds and attach the towers to the rebar with zip ties so that my tall Vertex tomato towers will not blow over in strong winds like they have in the past.

The video makes it look really easy to drill in the screws, but I just tried to fit the screws through the holes in the corners and they do not fit and I cannot screw them in with a regular Phillips screwdriver. I don't know if anyone from Gardeners looks at the comments but if you do, I would like to know if the screws go through once you use a power drill with the screw attachment.