5 Steps To Successfully Grow Vegetables On Your Patio Or Deck

[@lolasimmons9152]

Hi Mr. FRED. I am a new subscriber and I just found your channel today. I am so happy about your experience with vegetables and I will definitely start one in early spring time next year. God bless you from Kingston Ontario Canada

[@PlantSmartLivingNOW]

Hi Lola, thank you for stopping by and sharing and I hope you have a bountiful garden season!

[@colleenbohnett3924]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@PlantSmartLivingNOW]

Your welcome!

[@sethcalkins2744]

Love.

[@ethan8508]

Thanks this video is really helpful to me and to grow plants 🌱 in my patio

[@Gorondus]

Wow! What a beautiful place!

[@PlantSmartLivingNOW]

Thank you for your kind words… I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@tonawhitaker3416]

Thank you

[@PlantSmartLivingNOW]

You're welcome!

[@abcde12345edcba]

Thanks for sharing! I grow in the ground, raised beds and containers. I'm hoping to slowly begin growing 1 1/2 acres by 2020 (our whole grass yard area). Right now in total I'm probably a little more than 1/2 an acre.

[@betsy214]

Hi I just noticed that a cat was using my raised beds as a litter box I have 15 do I have to dispose all the dirt and replace it? This is my second year gardening

[@abcde12345edcba]

betsy214 I would just remove any larger pieces you can get from the top and put maybe 2 inches of new soil on top (don't mix) and landscape fabric on top of that. That should keep the cats out and keep anything from splashing up on your edibles. Or you can just use the fabric and plant flowers. Hope that helps!

[@PlantSmartLivingNOW]

+Jennifer Stone you’re welcome… It sounds like you sure have a nice garden set up… Thanks for stopping by and commenting on I hope you have a bountiful garden season!

[@PlantSmartLivingNOW]

I Found this comment on another site that might be helpful to you since I have never had any experience of cats using my Raised beds as a litter box…Lots of animals use garden beds as "litter boxes" not to mention all the normal bacteria found in soil. So assuming you practice good garden hygiene and properly wash and/or cook all garden vegetables before consuming, then all you need to do is till or turn the soil well before planting.Mixing in a good dose of quality compost prior to planting provides additional beneficial bacteria that can help eliminate many garden pathogens.

[@betsy214]

Hi I just noticed that a cat was using my raised beds as a litter box I have 15 do I have to dispose all the soil and replace it? This is my second year gardening thanks