How to Build a Strawberry Crate Tower

[@CaliKim29]

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[@roycates8026]

CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY I love what you do I have my milk crakes and plants going to fix my granddaughter one and myself thank you so much

[@RubberSmuggins]

Very good tutorial. I am going to use my old laundry basket as I have it lying around taking up space. Thanks for calling it soil and not dirt, also your wearing your shades instead of putting them on your head and squinting.

[@kiwicomposer]

Hot Glue gun works great for fixing Fabric into the crate. Just dab some spots on the corners and around the sides in strategic places to glue the fabric in,.

[@sarahjohnson8806]

I bought a strawberry tower, that only had about 4 places to plant in, and it costed almost $30!! Sooooo glad that I can have another one, that is bigger, and costs less. Thank you for this idea!!

[@RhondaH]

What a great idea! I also love a ton of strawberries so this will be perfect! Off to buy supplies tomorrow and make a few! Thanks Kim!

[@CaliKim29]

***** Hello Rhonda - so glad to hear you like the idea! I am excited for you to have your own tasty berries! Please post a photo over on the First Garden Community! I'd love to see a pic and I'm sure the other gardeners over there would too! Here is a link: plus.google.com/b/100903954516785778204/communities/101328601929720742658. See you there!

[@RhondaH]

It has GOT to be a better plan that my current strawberries in the straw bales... slugs just love them! I will post a pic when I get it made and going. I am wondering if I should just transplant my strawberries from the straw bales? The garden shop doesn't have much left in the strawberry section (getting too hot here in NorCal I think).

[@daciasdiy1861]

What’s the cycle for strawberries from start to finish

[@leftmarginnotedpm7062]

OMG. You must have read my mind on this. I was trying to figure out what i was going to do with all of my strawberry starts (went overboard with planting seeds and have like 100% germination!). It also has me thinking on my other berry starts (blackberry and raspberry) and since they are in crates, they can be moved indoor for those of us who have harsh winters. Totally great. Thanks.

[@51chevyj1]

Thanks for mentioning organic best urban gardening.

[@uf1978]

Gorgeous, i could watch you garden all day! Thanks for the video!

[@ramirosguillen7021]

Definitely a great project for this week

[@TopDedCenter1]

I like my berries stacked, and that's a fact, ain't holdin' nothing back.

[@balconygarden3902]

This is a great idea and has a lot of applications beyond strawberries. Going to give it a try this weekend. Thank you!

[@CaliKim29]

Balconygarden Yes it does - I could see a lettuce tower, or even watermelon, cucs, the possibilities are endless! Please post a photo on my G+ community First Garden once you get yours built! I'd love to see it! Link in video description. Thx for watching!

[@76jmm]

What a great idea he had at "Organics Best" Urban Gardening and he has are beautiful berry plants growing! I'm growing strawberries in a raised bed, but they are taking over the whole bed. It would be great to pick them at a more convenient level. Thanks for the video.

[@Gunns57]

OK I ordered those crates last year and the wife just came home with 24 strawberry plants. She wants to build this, this weekend. Getting her to watch your video.

[@Gunns57]

+mfhmonkey She finished it up. We got two stacks of three in the garden. Looks good too.

[@Gunns57]

"Organics Best" Urban Gardner Its not working out for us. I don't like how I have to move them to get sun on the other side. Also the watering of them is inconsistent. You have to soak it so much to get to the bottom ones. We are going to make a raised bed to put them in this fall.

[@trishalynn56]

"Organics Best" Urban Gardner I was wondering how you post pictures in your replies?

[@triumphmanful]

Awesome video ! So nice to see a woman who is fit and trim like you ! Lovely !

[@danielwallengren2564]

I need to thank you. I stumbled upon strawberry towers on the internet and all the ones I saw were out of pvc and they're like 22 bucks a pipe so then I had an idea to just make pipes out of papercrete and chicken wire. Now I can do it cheaper and I dont have to do extra work.

[@CaliKim29]

daniel wallengren Hi Daniel - so glad you found these here - you will LOVE them! They are easy to build and care for and are growing so much better than the strawberries I planted in ground! They love the loose soil. If you can get milk crates for free somewhere, even better! Let me know how it goes and thx so much for watching!

[@SuperSaltydog77]

Hi Kim and CG, yeah, ground space is certainly at a premium.I just got back into growing strawberries but again I'm doing it at ground level. I forgot about netting against birds in my present design. Birds will destroy your berries that you worked so hard to nurture. Netting is a must. My next bed design will I hope include all those factors ( size, netting, ground space, and ect. Good luck with this project and keep us informed. TY.

[@paulh2606]

Absolutely gorgeous!

[@MelissaBeesHomestead]

What a fabulous idea! I am going to do this with salad greens for my parents!

[@CaliKim29]

Melissa Blaske I think I will work fabulously with salad greens too! What a great idea, Melissa!

[@DanielHJeffery]

My mom had a HUGE strawberry patch when I was growing up, way too many to eat! Once the patch got started, it was almost unstoppable. Can't wait to get mine going!

[@CaliKim29]

Hi, +Daniel, love that your mom did this while you were growing up! Such a great experience for kids! What types are you planning on putting in? Do you have other fruits and veggies growing in your garden too?

[@DanielHJeffery]

I've got some white strawberries now but want a variety. Also have black diamond watermelons, both black and red cherry tomatoes, basil, as well as zavory and carolina reaper peppers.

[@jtharp9265]

Hi sweety , I followed your other video and oh my this is great and reasonable , I'm frugal I was raised that way even though my husband says go get a pedicure or buy new things, I'm trying to pay our home off 1st & trucks ... So glad I found you Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻

[@wildchookMaryP]

I like the strawberry tower. I just bought some bare root strawberries to plant, so I am looking forward to picking some from the garden.

[@CaliKim29]

***** awesome, Mary! The bare root are certainly the most economical way to go! Bet you can't wait!

[@jocelynderr5508]

super cool....we love it...great job....we cant wait to see all your strawberries...yay

[@CaliKim29]

jocelyn derrick me either - will keep you posted, Joc!

[@jocelynderr5508]

sounds good...thank you...I wanted to know if you have instagram...mom and I both do and we can show you our pumpkin patch there...let me know

[@kiwicomposer]

I built one. I bought collapsable crates not milk so I can empty and store the crates for another time.. Bit more expensive bit that is fine. I also used your tube "irrigation" system ideal. And as I said below, on a previous post, I used hot glue gun to stick the lining in.. Quick easier and tidier than sticky tape.. I also bought stawberry soil mix from the local garden centre for my crates. This is specially formulated for strawberries with suitable additives, fertiliser etc. already in it.. It also has slow release fertilizer which should also be great.. Overall mine cost more than NZ$20 but that was my choice for the products and crates I used. It is now winter, but almost spring, here in New Zealand so I only just built mine.. Will see how it goes..

[@mrsamaziin]

Great video! Also it's very cool that you have given credit to where you got the idea from! Everyone on KZbin claims to be the " guru " or " expert". Lol! Subscribing now !!

[@preadp1]

Watering will be an issue as strawberry plants need moisture (but at the same time be free flowing and not be too soggy) otherwise the root plants will die. It would have been better if you mixed the soil with 30% perlite, as this will help with drainage. It would have been easier to put the soil to the level of the planting hole. then thread the bare root plant through the hole (inside out) in that way you can spread the roots about. You can then continue to soil up until all the plants are planted. I would also put a perforated tube at the centre of the box in all three level for two reasons. Firstly this will insure that all three layers will be watered (no dry spots) and secondly you can put a pole in it , which can be used to attach a net over the whole boxes it ( so that birds will not eat them)

[@CaliKim29]

Antonio Pachowko Thanks for your input, Antonio! I'm sure there are many ways to do it - that is the wonderful thing about gardening, you can always make it work for you! Let me know here if you try it and how it works!

[@CaliKim29]

"Organics Best" Urban Gardening thanks for sharing your experience with watering with us here - good to know! How hot does it get where you live? Pretty impressive that your strawberries are so green and lush after just a few months growing them! And you are getting great production too!

[@plantgurugangsta7299]

You ended up trying the pole thing! Never saw how that went yet, new sub 😁

[@phillipbertrand630]

Planning to make a few of these. While shopping today I saw Walmart bags. I'm going to try using them instead of the cloth you suggested.

[@angelaangell8523]

Cool idea! I will definitely do this! I use crates a lot so no problem getting those. I already have the fabric and about 20 bare root strawberries I've been meaning to plant. This idea came at a perfect moment!

[@CaliKim29]

Angela Angell Perfect! So glad it will work for you and that you have access to the crates. I had a hard time finding them. Seems like Californians don't use cattle panels much or crates. Grocery stores charge for them and no other stores had them and now I noticed amazon has doubled the price that I paid a few weeks ago for them! Post a pic on First Garden once you have yours built!

[@angelaangell8523]

Walmarts had a bunch on sale last winter I think it was. I think I got them for $3. I bought a bunch and have then stacked against walls holding my dvd collection and in my laundry room holding food storage. I use them for a lot of things. One holds my shoes when I come in and I just toss my shoes in it that I wear often so I don't track anything in. They are handy in kids rooms to use like shelving to put their things in, books, etc as they interlock even sideways. Since all mine are in use I will check around for a few more to use on this project. But I sure love the idea & will do it soon.

[@CaliKim29]

Angela Angell you are fortunate to have them, sound like they come in handy for you! I think our stores carry them more at the end of the summer for college dorm room organizing etc. Will have to pick up bunch then. Good luck with your tower! Post pics on First Garden when you have it done!

[@Menditha]

Fantastic idea! Thank you for sharing!

[@1new-man]

Absolutely beautiful & the garden looks great too!

[@CaliKim29]

1betrman Thank you so much!

[@michellebarnes5070]

Thanks so much for the play by play. I watched the other guy, but he only showed the finished product.

[@KatieLady54]

I am so impressed every time I see your garden! I wish my stuff would grow as well as yours but over in Erie, PA its cold still and I have only had my plants in the ground for a good two weeks!

[@CaliKim29]

KatieLady54 Its great that you are planted out! Yours will grow in time, I'm sure summer is coming soon! Thx for watching, Katie!

[@KatieLady54]

a tomato series start to finish would be awesome so we could see how long it takes to get a good tomato plant going strong and tall!

[@CaliKim29]

KatieLady54 Great idea - I already have videos on my First Garden Series on starting from seed, transplanting into cups and planting in ground: kzbin.info/aero/PLH4z_9MDD00LGxFMxllnBvFyktXqZiM3H. I could add videos to it as my plant matures. Thx for watching!

[@4x4me2]

Absolutly ingenious. thats gonna look awesome when the berries come in.

[@CaliKim29]

treestump flyer Its showing fantastic growth already, can't wait til those berries start coming in!

[@4x4me2]

can't wait to see it. A time lapse video would be cool. Cameraguy ahem ...

[@paulineannebrady364]

Thanks for the instructions Kim. Great strawberry towers. I will try and make similar towers for my garden in Greece.

[@mumbaibalconygardenerhobbies]

Such a great idea and awesome that you took inspiration from a new upcoming channel and gave it credit for the idea. Way to go CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY​👍👍👍

[@CaliKim29]

Mumbai Balcony Gardener Thanks, MBG! He deserves all the credit for his fabulous idea and his lush rooftop garden! Its very impressive, I hope you get over there to check it out! Thx for stopping by!

[@grasscutter1963]

Hey thanks for sharing, my wife wanted me to do strawberries this year so awesome that I came across your video. I will definitely be doing this. Again thanks

[@johnlogan1022]

I have watched "Organics Best" Urban Gardener video and yours and I just ordered plants from Johnny's Selected Seeds so I can do two of these towers on my deck this summer!

[@marjamada]

Excellent idea and great video. You might also like to grow in 'grow tower' or grow barrel types. 55-gal barrel with 50 pockets cut, heated, shaped.

[@lashsing4]

Really a very funtastic demonstration. I will certainly try in my garden. thanks for posting,

[@jennypatty9179]

I finally got my strawberry tower made.

[@YVRSURF]

what a great idea for a herb garden too

[@CaliKim29]

YVRSURF yes, it would be great for herb garden, and greens too!

[@LisaFelger]

I feel silly ordering strawberry plants while staring at the snow we got yesterday...lol Can't wait to make this!

[@CaliKim29]

+Lisa L. Oh crazy crazy weather! Hope you can get this made soon so you get strawberries this summer! When you get yours built, I'd love to see a photo on my FB page ( on.fb.me/1JXq7vl) or on Instagram (instagram.com/calikim29)! Thanks so much for watching!

[@metaldetectoristnox800]

no 1 fan love that thank you my strawberries are just waiting for that very idea love you both

[@CaliKim29]

james silich Glad you are going to get your strawberries planted soon! Thanks for watching my channel, James! What are you growing in your garden?

[@MrVjay70]

can't wait to make a few of these! !! I can attach cattle panels to make a temporary fence for my garden bed

[@CaliKim29]

You will love the towers- strawberries love them and held up even in the 90-100 degree temps we had August-Sept. Keep me posted! And aren't the cattle panels so handy? I'm thinking of all kinds of ways I can use them around the garden and house. Net it makes a perfect fence- great idea!

[@jaimepatena5274]

Thanks for the video Kim. Clothes pin would fasten the cloth while filling the crate too.You are gorgeous, had to watch it a second time so can hear what your saying.

[@douglastussing6235]

Fantastic idea! I am going to try it but I don't know how soon. I couldn't find your link to Organic Best showing strawberries matured in crates. Thank you for your shows in the past. I have learned a lot. I want to do more gardening every year.

[@CaliKim29]

Douglas Tussing So glad you have learned from my videos! I hope you can try it and enjoy your own home grown berries soon! It would be a great way to expand your garden! What are you growing right now? I actually didn't post a link, just look up "Organics Best" Urban Gardening on YT. You'll see his channel. Thx for watching!

[@bernardmagesh2744]

good innovative idea I love this kim

[@CaliKim29]

Let me know if you try it and how strawberries grow! Thanks for watching and happy gardening!

[@aprylspage5852]

I love that idea!

[@needfulthingscompany5368]

Good stuff! Can't wait to apply what I learned from you! Thanks.

[@lilyblain2579]

I love your first garden series. As a beginner it has been a lot of help. Would you consider doing how you use Epsom salts and neem oil sprays in your garden? I think that would be something very important for beginners to learn and know about especially if it's a first time dealing with possible diseases, or bugs.

[@CaliKim29]

Lily B So glad you are enjoying the series and it has been helpful. I do actually have several videos on Epsom Salts, here are a few: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYSVZnVoj8iohZI, kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZSVmaibbNl-mJo, and Neem Oil: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o522lKiFg65_hqs. I am also trying a new type of Neem Oil that is cold pressed, very pure and has azadirachtin which helps with the soft bodied insect control. I got it from Gary Pilarchik (check out his YT channel and website) and plan to do a video on it very soon. Thx for watching!

[@lilyblain2579]

CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY oh my goodness, awesome! For some reason I couldn't find it, I guess youtube overwhelmed me! But that is awesome, thank you so much for linking them, cannot wait to check them out.

[@staceyreyes6297]

Thank you so much for sharing ..keep the gardening idea's coming,

[@CaliKim29]

Stacey Reyes I will do so, Stacey! Thank YOU so much for watching!

[@RC62264]

Hey Kim I love this idea. My son and your kids soiund like they are related! My son loves them so much that last year I planted 50 strawberry plants and he ate all the strawberries as they got ripe. I don't think I got one! Love it though because he is eating good food from the garden. This year I ordered 300 plants and we are already seeing berries. I will definately try this. Thanks for the idea!!!

[@CaliKim29]

Rick Cragg Wow, you have a serious strawberry patch going on! Way to go! If you do try it, post a photo on First Garden, the G+ community. I'd love to see it! Link in video description.

[@hgw90026]

I've been pondering doing the same thing but by using the concrete wire mesh and lining the inside with the fabric. It'll be less portable as the crates but just as effective.

[@CaliKim29]

Harold Wong Great idea! I love to hear all the different ways people garden! Thx for sharing!

[@criswentz8343]

Just ran across your site, looking for winter entertainment and inspiration. Found it! Have you tried putting a piece of PVC with lots of small holes drilled in it and put down through the center to water? Its often hot and dry here in the summer, so this is how my mind works lol

[@emeralddragon2010]

you are lovely and it's a great idea. one suggestion though would be to poke a few small holes in the bottom of the landscape fabric to help the water reach the bottom. I know the fabric does permit the water to slowly soak thru but you don't want the the bottom ones to be water starved or the upper ones to sit in a puddle of water while it waits to soak thru

[@glorifyhome1013]

Good to see the milk crate idea picking up and going viral. Am looking for these too, but if I can't manage these for free, will buy it from Amazon. At this moment am using thermocol containers which are bigger and free but they are a bit delicate. So far they are holding out well though ...

[@CaliKim29]

Hello GF, the crates are fantastic, strawberries love them - works way better for me that growing in ground. I'm not familiar with thermocol containers, but free is always good too! Keep me posted - thanks for stopping by!

[@angobansoar8174]

Not easy concentrate on the crates when there`s such a magnificent young lady there. But back to the main theme, its a brilliant wee video, and before this i was looking at all sorts of weak and expensive Strawberry towers on the internet as my strawberries are being decimated by woodlice and slugs. Thanks for the video - keep up the good work and Thank you again.

[@CaliKim29]

Thank you! And thanks for watching, Kim

[@nancyhaywood2872]

gotta try this. great idea

[@chantalrochon3566]

Great tips. Thank you! Will follow your improved tower tips also! From Quebec, Canada.

[@palehorse1021]

Great idea. Just make sure that when you are taping the sheets down that you turn your back to the camera. Twisting your upper body could cause you to hurt your back.

[@BenjasUberHobby]

That looks so cool!

[@CaliKim29]

+Benja's Uber 1337 Hobby Loving it! They are starting to produce like crazy on their second year now! Any plans to build one?

[@BenjasUberHobby]

I would love to build something like this. I'm not sure quite what i will do but i plan on doing something :) I'm starting my cold weather stuff now. Well cold for FL. But i hope to get some lettuce, kale and other cold tolerant stuff :) Thanks again for sharing

[@skinpro2000]

OMG! You look like Lara Croft the tumb raider!

[@KARENK1]

Lol yes she does here!! Kim, that’s a great compliment 💕♥️

[@IndianaBackyardGardener]

I'm going to try this this year 😁I already got my starts!

[@tonymontana8435]

that's cool i will be making one for the center of my garden

[@pamschonfarber1041]

Will add these to gardening next yr.

[@10yearvet]

Like the crate idea. Don't know why I haven't thought about it. I have several. I've been an advocate of vertical and tower growing for several years but my towers have been made of small barrels.

[@CaliKim29]

***** You are fortunate that you already have the materials and can make it for practically FREE! Even better! I hope you can enjoy some of your own fresh berries very soon!

[@SuperBuckwild]

I just love your videos.

[@dianaromero7611]

I really love this, staring my tower today ❤️❤️👍

[@eddiease]

Just love the way your strawberries look in that movie, Kim... keep it up!!! :) Greetz from Belgium! Phil

[@CaliKim29]

Philippe Hautekiet Hello Phil! thanks for watching in Belgium! I look forward to more growth as the days go by, and will keep you posted with updates!

[@eddiease]

it is so nice to see you in action in your garden. It shows you just love it and are passionate about it! Again..I must be your biggest fan in Europe! :)

[@CaliKim29]

Philippe Hautekiet Phillip, you make my day! I love to garden, it clears my head and makes me happy!

[@ianmactbone7606]

If you live near a distillery a second hand whiskey or bourbon barrel would look more rustic. Holes would need to be drilled around the barrel and some form of drainage (rolled up chicken wire or plastic fencing filled with stones) down the center. The second hand barrel lasts many years, but not as long as plastic.Allow room at the top of the barrel to add new compost, as its hard work to completely change the soil in the barrel.

[@nereidapr1]

That's great. Hope my strawberries seeds grows fast. I have the crates lol. Thanks .

[@bobbiecaress119]

Thank you so much for sharing this! This is my new project this week, my strawberries need some love i have been clueless as to how to get them to grow and not rot on the ground. (I live in Colorado and it's like clay soil here) i appreciate all your amazing videos; ) thank you for all the wonderful info!

[@CaliKim29]

Bobbie Caress I have super clay soil too and the tower is doing amazingly well- so much better than the others in the ground! I think it's the good drainage and sun exposure. Let me me know how the tower does for you and post a photo on First Garden! Link in video description. Thx for watching!

[@lloydedmonds8775]

Awesome idea, thanks for sharing. I started using fabric grow bags this year and have to water Often. Since using fabric to line these towers with, do they tend to dry out fast requiring lots of water?

[@lorrainedurgee1761]

Thank you , this sounds like fun for next year cause all the strawberries are sold out.

[@2007wsn]

A strawberry growing strawberries ♥️

[@sunrise451]

u should do the weather in the winter when the growing season is over..

[@UtopianDr3ams]

i like the new outro!

[@CaliKim29]

UtopianDr3ams thanks, for the feedback! I think it is pretty peppy! Appreciate you stopping by!

[@conradcastillo9563]

very good video, I love that idea.

[@johncusumano2016]

Hi. Loved your video. We immediately built 2 towers.however, after 3 days, we pulled the top crate off, and the 2nd and 3rd crates were covered with whit,grayish mold. Do you have any ideas on why ir how to prevent this?

[@guloguloguy]

Perhaps, instead of buying more "plastic" "Landscape Fabric", (etc.), You might try using "Burlap" fabric, which is all Natural, and is eventually biodegradable/compostable. This "Strawberry-(Crate)-Tower is a Great idea! I'll have to try this! Thank you, very much!!!

[@jamesward3287]

AWESOME Thanks sooo much!

[@ramonamacabugao1613]

Hi Kim! Do you have to make holes on the bottom of each crate for drainage? Thanks and always enjoying your videos and your sweet smile

[@celticwitan]

I am in south FL.. I want to grow some for my dad who puts them on his cereal every day. I am a master gardener but do not eat or grow these. For fathers day I thought finally. a gift. how about 1 crate on legs or something? I put outside skins of one of his from the grocery in the freezer to get seeds and scarify them. If these are hybryds they may not sprout. I think I should just get a few plants at a store meanwhile. I like the crate idea as it keeps more pests off of them than if in the ground, but it would be ok to let them spread in a garden area.. I just dont want pests in them. Thank you for giving me ideas.

[@elijahrodriguez8015]

Very good to know. How much time should be to water these straeberries?

[@peterburroughs9310]

Great video thank you.

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

Landscape fabric is weed control fabric? I've used weed control fabric to line a hanging basket, pretty good!

[@Otherpaw_stardust]

How do you water these when stacked? Do you unstack or could you drill drainage holes and water to and let drain through?

[@marjamada]

Landscape cloth is porous - water drains through.

[@crazyincolorado]

Fabulous! Thank you sharing! I'll check out the channel you mentioned and hopefully give these a try soon.

[@CaliKim29]

crazyincolorado You are welcome, and I hope you do try it so you can have lots of tasty berries! If you do, please post a photo in the G+ community, First Garden, I"d love to see photos! Link in video description. Thanks for watching!

[@MrBucidart]

Kim, this is a great idea and for under 20 bucks.... at my local nursery for strawberries they have a wood pallet with two 1 cu.ft. cheap potting soil bags slid down inside the pallets and they were on sale for only 75.00 .... what??? a free pallet and 3 bucks of cheap dirt... C.G. I hope the eagle camera was water proof.....

[@CaliKim29]

Joe Bucci ha, ha,Joe, you know it was! CG likes to have his bases covered! Sounds like you got a deal too!

[@professorspano240]

I know this is an old post. Great video. I watch most of the ones you post. However, on this one you did not mention watering.

[@jeniferdholakia2593]

Great idea....How you water them for all below levels?

[@ABA_77]

Good job

[@patriciahasen340]

What a great and inexpensive idea. Growing vertically with a small footprint, and what a way to re-purpose my milk cartons that have been in the attic for ages. I also noticed the stone retaining wall behind you. Do you have a video on that? They are beautiful and I was wondering if you could share how you built those. Do you have rebar or cement reinforcement? I'm looking to create a stone wall planter beside my patio and saw these and think they would be perfect. How do you like them? Would you do anything different were you to do it all over again? Thank you.

[@HelpMamaRemote]

I want to do this. Thanks for sharing

[@CaliKim29]

HelpMamaRemote I hope you do and are able to grow your own tasty berries! Post a photo over on the First Garden Community if you do, I'd love to see a picture and I'm sure the other gardeners over there would too! Here is a link: plus.google.com/b/100903954516785778204/communities/101328601929720742658. Thx for watching!

[@tti4919]

Your awesome keep teaching you r better than my professor

[@nicholebernardo2615]

Hi.. Love your videos😄.. I was wondering if you know or would think this could be a good idea for runners?.. I have hanging baskets and thought this may be a good idea for planting runners... I'm new at planting strawberries but your videos were a huge help 👍.. Thank you for posting and hope to hear some responses to this idea.💡💡

[@snake10144]

i love all you guys absolutely amazing im 8th gen farmer 24 and i love all people who love plants and animals im starting an all year indoor garden happy harvest from Darrohns Farms

[@CaliKim29]

Hello to Cody and Darrohns Farms! Thanks so much for watching! What are you growing in your indoor garden?

[@steveandjenniferwood9713]

Can we place a runner from the parent plants into the spaces below to make new plants?

[@giordanoissa1083]

I love this video

[@fayekeller7411]

cattle panels and or a couple of ranch panels would be good too!