why do you need that wire thing again on the bottom?

Thank you so much for this video. This is the first year I will be using raised beds and I wanted to build my own. I am so excited about getting my materials on Monday so that I can start building 2 6'x4' beds. All your information has been so helpful and detailed and I just love it. THANKS AGAIN, YOU ARE WONDERFUL!😊

Too expensive.

Did this today, little differently, but love it. Looks like it will prove to be so much better than traditional cages and staking! Thank you for the tutorial and inspiration!

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We have what’s called heart con Redwood. Is that recommended?

Thank you for making this video. I am a new gardener and you have no idea how this video is helping me🥰

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Someone at a local nursery told me that pressure reducers need water flow or they may be damaged. Wondering if you heard anything like that and if so, would it be better to put the shutoff valve before the pressure reducer? Thx, and great video!

Awesome! Can't wait to try this for my tomato plants this year! Thank YOU! Curious... what is your favourite tomato plant for toasted tomato sandwiches?!

Alot of rambling and ummmms

Where did you get the adapter barb

Today I sent back an irrigation system it was a night mare this video seems so simple I'm going to order most of the products you showed in your video because I have about 8 pots as well as 2 raise beds thank you so very much

Place several, cut in half avocados onto the surface of the castings. After a day you will notice worms gathering under the avocado halves.everyday after you will be able to scoop up with your hand a big handful of worms. Do this once a day for as many days as you would like. I got 16 hand fulls of worm in four days. And it's still giving.

THANK YOU FOR A STRAIGHT FORWARD NO FLUFF VIDEO. I am new to gardening am and was adamant about having buried drip system.. Can you put soil on top of these.

I watch a lot of instructional videos on KZbin. Your approach is in the top 5%. You're so clear and concise. The visuals are very useful. The narrative is tight and well organized. No phony attempts to be "entertaining". Thank you.

FYI, I installed 3/4 x 1" "gopher" wire under my raised beds. Same gauge galvanized wire as regular 1 x 1" chicken wire. It's held up for about 17 years. For whatever reason gophers, can't penetrate or damage 3/4 x 1" the way they do with 1 x 1" wire, Also, 3/4 x 1" allows more room for root growth than 1/2 x 1/2" hardware cloth. The manufacturers of "gopher baskets" for protection of individual plants, also use 3/4 x 1". I have had problems with gophers getting through the dozens of those I have installed. The biggest problem with baskets and raised beds is the simple fact that gophers will climb up and over the edge of the bed or basket, dig down, eat your plant, then climb out and scamper back into the underbrush. I have seen them do this and also lost a number of plants to this type of feeding. I have learned to respect the little #$%#$%#$!!. They don't know when to quit. But that doesn't stop me from using baskets and raised beds. They have, no doubt, saved me $100s. I keep "Gonzo" brand cinch traps in my shed, for the more diabolic (or less cautious) gophers who are undeterred by baskets and raised beds with 3/4 x 1" wire. Additional FYI - I use 2 x 12 redwood (or PT for non-edibles), rather than 3 2 x 6s. Heavier and more cumbersome, but less work. And 12" is deep enough when you use the 3/4 x 1" gopher wire, through which growing roots pass pretty easily into the native soil. BTW, I am not doing this to save $$$. The cost of redwood is ridiculous now. I am fortunate enough to be able to afford it, but those are some pretty pricey tomatoes I get every year. Cheers!

Agreed. This is the best video. Home Depot and Lowes have no clue. It's installed, and the garden is happy.

Tomato cages cost $3.99 and $5.99 what am I missing

Can I feed the starter without discarding some of the starter?

Useless video, a lot of talking and not much doing.

First of all, I admire how you presented this, you are very well spoken, clear to understand, precise, succinct all of the above. Secondly thank you for taking the time in making and sharing this video as more and more of us would like to make our own garden. Question: do you stain the woods? If so what do you use?

I made cages similar to this 20 years ago, and have used them every year since. I think the sheets of re-mesh were 10 feet x 5 feet. Here is a tip: put a garden post/stake into the soil, wire-tie the cage to the post/stake so that its bottom is about 10 inches above the ground. This gives the cage a taller height and it also makes it much easier to weed; you can use a hoe without having interference from the cage resting on the ground.

Very well done! You are building my dream version of raised beds. Mine are a bit less functional. Your KZbin is going to help me make watering way easier! This is the first time I've seen a local person on their channel. I've driven up and down your road a million times but the next time I'll wave as I drive by!

Thank you for taking the time to explain

Just right to it, no unkneaded filler! I appreciate that!

Oh my gosh, your information on the adapter is so helpful. I have all of the other parts, it was the adapter and additional information you gave is invaluable!!

what is the issue with adding onions, hot peppers and citrus? will those items still compost just at a slower rate or maybe i have to add some carbon to break it own or does it screw the system up an kill the worms?

We made a bed! You made it so easy! It’s beautiful and going strong!

This is a fantastic video.

Nice irrigation systen

How do you collect the cocoons? Thanks for the video.

Thank you, you explained and showed it in an easy to understand way 😊

What do you use for back flow prevention? And doesn’t it need to be above the level of the emitters

Take a breather 😂

Thanks so much!

Can you tell me where to find the arched trellis?

very helpful video! thank you so much

This is attempt number 10. 😂 Does nobody grow vegetable in the ground anymore? Every single video has raised garden beds which makes attaching trellises very easy.

Would Rhubarb leaves be a good food for worms? I know that they are mildly poisonous for humans.

OMG she talks too much! BA, ba , ba , ba , ba , ba , ba, ba, ba , ba , ba. Just tell me how to do it! Printed directions would be great.

I was wondering if I could use peat moss instead of coco I have newspaper and cardboard,dy leaves. Sorry was given worms before I knew what to do with them.

I love your instructions. You've made it so easy, so make sense construction. I have one question. What size nails do you use to attach the mending stripes. Are they galvenized as well?

I just set mine up yesterday evening and there are already bugs…gnats? Fruit flies maybe? I haven’t even added food scraps yet. What did i do wrong!? I don’t think it’s too wet, only damp. There is a little bit of an odor when opened but the worms themselves smelled pretty terrible when they arrived.

Finally, every video I've looked at so far has impossibly heavy fence posts and uses cement. There's no reason somebody has to cement posts into their garden, not to mention the hassle of getting 50lb bags of cement in and out of your car and the difficulty of removing the posts if you ever need to. You're much better off digging the holes and securing the posts with a few bags of stone pebbles if you don't want to use the metal posts.

usa people are so stupid

Also you do not need to buy them any bedding material or soil. I use old soil from the garden or reg dirt and mix in paper shreds, coffee grounds leaves, and some hay we have for the horses. Don’t spend extra money on them if you can they do t need it.

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What type and size screws for the mending plate ?

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