Cool Tool Speeds up Planting

[@brendand3030]

Love the hip basket, dont apologize for that one. Im gonna copy it myself

[@BareMtnFarm]

We just improvised with what scraps we had on hand. Seems to work ok!

[@hercule1610]

I would love to get this tool. Planting transplants is the hardest part of gardening for me physically. Yes, Lisa Ziegler is awesome! I learned how to block from her and had great success this year. She has detailed videos, books, and tutorials on her site.

[@BareMtnFarm]

Thanks for watching and the great comment!

[@nelsonkimutai5526]

wow, transplanting made really easy

[@johnhirsch9]

A Pennsylvania company makes these right in the US, Stand n' Plant. I used the larger one this year on onions and it was awesome. They're cheap too. $100 for the big 2'' transplanter and $50 for the 1'' transplanter.

[@BareMtnFarm]

Thanks for the tip John. I'll have to look them up!

[@everbloomfields5197]

love your creativity :) reminds me of eliot coleman and all his makeshift work abouts.

[@benhunkins7625]

Did you ever find a replacement for the grocery basket to hold your 1020s while you're planting?

[@BareMtnFarm]

No, But there are commercial products offered by tree planting supply companies that will work.😉

[@narendranadreddychintalapu2916]

Good job

[@IllinoisWillows]

Thanks for the video demo !

[@BareMtnFarm]

We appreciate the kind words, thanks for watching!

[@bank80]

Which size Pottiputki for planting pine seedlings?

[@BareMtnFarm]

I'm guessing you'd be using pretty young plants. I would think the 55mm would work. It'll depend on the size of the plug and width of the tree seedling. A 55 is about 2.16" in diameter.

[@bank80]

Bare Mtn Farm thanks

[@rosiestandish478]

T Who is your bulb supplier? And, are the white anemone "panda bear"? I will be putting in anemone this fall to see what kind of yield I get. In zone 5b, so the weather can get in the single digits which makes me believe I need to put them in center isle of hoophouse , not bulb crates.

[@BareMtnFarm]

Hi Rosie; In the U.S. the supplier we've used is Fred C Gloeckner or Onings Holland. Ednie Bulb for back east coast. In zone 5B you'd definitely need thermal protection. These guys are tough but below 25-28F they start to have problems.

[@ВалентинМаксимов-ц2ш]

Просто много лишней не нужной болтавни.