How to Grow Vegetables in Containers // Container Gardening // Self Sufficient Sunday!

This complete container gardening video can help you become more self sufficient even with a small property or bad soil... even gardening on a patio. We will cover size and type of containers and pots, watering your vegetables in containers, fertilizing, how to plant vegetables in containers, money saving hacks for compost and potting mix and dividing root bound plants. How to grow tomatoes in containers is covered as well as how to grow potatoes in containers, corn in containers and much more!
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[@greenmika2889]

I love your channel❤️ I gardened while sipping wine.... forgot to label EVERYTHING 🤦🏾‍♀️ so now I have a whole garden of guess what I am😂 I recognize most of the leaves but the rest 🧐

[@aprilneho6165]

I drink beer and forget where I plant stuff lol

[@KK7THK]

I was just drinking water and forgot… clearly it’s the act of DRINKING that is the problem, not WHAT we drink! 😂

[@whooiszaza]

idk why this is so funny😭🤣🤣🤣

[@AlwaysLisaLisa]

❤️😂❤️😂❤️

[@kellygreen8467]

LOL...I literally just did the same thing!

[@madisonnanda5246]

I love your channel. You are kind and gentle. I am older. I could not afford to build or buy raised bed , materials and soil.. My soil is pure clay so my few attempts to grow anything just failed. So I gave up until one day the best thing that could happen to me was that my refrigerator died. As it sat in the front yard waiting for the city to pick it up, I realized that it would make a great planter.. I now have 14 refrigerators. I filled them up with branches in the bottom, then free wood chips from the city , then 4 inches of soil from decomposing leaves, and top it off with leaves for mulch. I covered the side of the fridge with wood from pallets and picket fence. You can’t tell it a fridge and the insulation keep the soil cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. I grow in the winter by covering the top with 2 windows . At night I plug in a slow cooker which keep it warm and moist . I fill the insert with water.. I hope this inspires others with limited means to not give up on your dreams of gardening. Ask for non working fridges, it works. I grow Malabar spinach, kale, sweet potatoes,, tomatoes, (the way you taught with 2 cages) herbs, . One crop in each fridge. Blessings to you and all your followers

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you ❤ Wow. What an inventive idea! Love it!

[@jericox1813]

Wow!! You have given me some great ideas.. I hope that 2 years later you are still enjoying your amazing planters. I want to grow all of our food right here on my property but I can’t get passed this clay soil!!

[@maureenblutekraus3561]

Wind is my enemy in a high rise co-op near the ocean.

[@gardenineden]

I also use mop pails from the dollar tree and dollar tree clothes pins for tags.

[@crystalroberts1777]

That’s a great idea! Thank you for sharing

[@1974geary]

Great way to save money

[@ntamidator3756]

Awesome idea!!! Thank you 💜

[@CrystalsCraftyRoom]

Thank you so much for sharing this idea

[@nancylourose]

Is the plastic safe?

[@eugeniamartin712]

My mother grew fantastic gardens in old clawfoot bathtubs, toilets, boots 😉😁 RIP, ma !

[@tugumepaulsterrancegarden4874]

Am Tugume in Uganda ok thanks for your motivation am proud to be part of the system and I have started growing some

[@ClaireNicole33]

Sweet memories❤... We just started a bell pepper garden in my garden tub that's been sitting outside for 2 years.. A month later, It's going great!

[@vivianhamilton616]

@Eugenia Martin...your mom was very creative. ☺

[@marianaptks9933]

in a boot???? you ma was an awesome lady for sure!

[@MultiLisa10]

Cool just goes to show you don't need a fancy container

[@MiriMeMotiff]

Survivors of the Caterpillar attack, sounds like an old 50's sci-fi film hehe

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

Hello! As an older disabled woman living in Bakersfield, my strategy this year is growing in containers--but with the pots up on a conference table in my backyard so I can tend the plants from my wheelchair. Its tricky getting soil and plants, but so far so good. Got herbs in a longer windowsill box (but sitting on the table not screwed to a window) and several other large-to-huge buckets, barrels and containers. Its unorthodox but its what works for me. Thanks for your guidance!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Whatever works! Keep going❤

[@pc4764]

Love that idea!!!! Perfect solution for me, too.

[@catw5294]

Thats awesome AnnBear. Maybe he can do a guest video of your garden

[@debrajahnke5904]

That is a great idea, so glad you can still enjoy gardening.

[@debbiealligood9342]

So as I have disabilities also and hot Macon Ga sun. I am interested in everything you are doing. Can you maybe come back to this video and post pics and let us know how it's going? I need your inspiration! We have to all keep each other going! I have one white plastic walmart type table that I can start with, what plants do you recomend?

[@lesliekendall2206]

"And don't ask me how I know that" Sounds like something I would've said to my mother in my late teens. 😆😂

[@whocanitbeifitaintme]

This lockdown has me on edge. I usually only do tomatoes but now im doing squash cucumbers bell peppers okra banana peppers lettuce and even more. Everything seems fine for now.

[@HusnaAli-op5tf]

Sameeee literally and growing anything that has seeds 😇 (yesterday it was lichi😬)

[@horrorhouseshortfilms1178]

Like your name

[@HusnaAli-op5tf]

Nettie Reynolds I just dry the seeds of store brought capsicum and pop those seeds into the soil , spray them regularly and keep them indirect sunlight and boom capsicum plants 🙂😇 (Instagram :ms.sparkling_)

[@serenemountain6769]

keep it up, it one of the healthier hobbys we can have !

[@nageswararaup3626]

Same here radish, tomatoes, eggplant, mint, lemon grass are coming up good however pest issues are there too. 6 okra plants were destroyed at seedling stage

[@julianneadamik4430]

As a new gardener, I absolutely LOVE these videos! Straightforward, excellent instructions. Thank you!!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you!

[@faithwhite6439]

Lllllll I'm lol I ⁹ó⁰⁰⁹999⁹⁹⁹09ⁿ⁹ó0

[@blvckbulma8586]

Me too :) I felt like I was watching a video in school! Lol Very structured and informational!

[@rhondaweaver4486]

@@NextLevelGardening How do I access older videos? I want to grow potatoes, both sweet and regular potatoes. Please help!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Click on videos at the top of my channel page

[@sharonmckee2403]

Glad I found this channel. I grow in random pots…

[@CherryBlossomFlower]

You’re making these videos at the perfect time!! Good for us and good for you :)

[@freddieivory625]

Great video!! 😂😂”Dont ask me how I know this.” I love it!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@1cspringer]

I’ve been growing butternut squash here in San Diego for years. I harvest the seeds from the largest butternut squash and dry them out and plant them in the next year around April or May. My latest crop was 50 butternut squash. I grow them all in just three 4 by 10 ft.² raised beds that are about 12 inches tall. I recently gave some to the neighbors and one of them grew 40 butternut squash. So exciting to spread the wealth.

[@joseph-ow1hf]

Thank you for all your help. Last year's attempt was a dud, this year things are going (growing) great. I love watching the plants thrive....almost as much enjoyment as the harvest. Great vids man. Wish you the best.

[@dara-renee]

Wow the recycling at the bottom tip is amazing!!

[@Paul-hl5ls]

Hope to see a detailed video on my favorite long purple eggplant. We broil them until the skin cracks, then peel off the skin and flatten them with a fork. Once they're peeled and flattened a bit, we dip them in a bowl of scrambled eggs and fry them. They're wonderful

[@ChiChisWorld]

What is that gorgeous red leaf plant in the background!! I must have it!

[@melissamcconnell9667]

I'm learning so much from your videos, even being in Minneapolis, MN. We moved to our house in February, so nearly everything is container this year. But I'm using your videos to help plan the permanent raised beds we'll be putting in this fall for next year's planting. The way to fill the beds with recycling and organics is wonderful news, I was dreading the price of soil. Thank you for all the info and guidance !

[@Sci-Fi_Fan296]

This was such a helpful video! Thanks for the tips! I can't wait to view more that you linked to! Keep up the good work!

[@ytmac379]

Thanks Brian: Great video. I'm adding about 15 grow bags this year, to take advantage of small area's with good sun. Love the 3 a weeks video's .

[@nanarose3496]

Another great video, Brian! Not laying seeds flat so the moisture doesn't sit on it and rot the seed makes so much sense, but never heard that. I feel like I ALWAYS learn something new with every one of of your videas. Thanks so much. Also, sending love and prayers for your test on the 22nd. I'm hoping you get wonderful news. Please update us. I know many of your subscribers have you in their thoughts and prayers.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you! Yes I'm a bit nervous about Wednesday but I am hoping for some improvement.

[@mariejoness8308]

You make it look so easy - I have not had the same good luck --- but will give it another go after watching how seemingly easy!

[@thinkathena2]

You've given me hope for growng corn again. It's too late to plant it this year but your tips and advice make sense. Will do it next year. Thanks!

[@rhondaweaver4486]

This is great! Thank you so much! I'd like to know more about growing sweet and regular potatoes! Saw that one in a cup and I want to do it but just found your channel today!

[@christychu2853]

I am so happy I came across your videos! I learnt a lot! Thanks and keep it up

[@annmardunly]

Great video! Informative yet personable Love the format Been watching your stuff a bunch recently!

[@susandhifaoui]

thank you so much for the tip on the #1 plastic containers going into 5gallon buckets. I live in an apartment and decided to do some gardening this season since I will be at home more for obvious reasons.

[@CherryBlossomFlower]

I’m pretty young and I’m just starting out growing veggies. Your videos are soooo informative and I’m grateful for them!! Thank you for including tips to make it cheaper and save space! It’s amazing! :)

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you!

[@innerstream]

This is an awesome video! Thank you Brian! Perfect timing !🇨🇦❤️😊🌞

[@AdamOmidpanah]

This was inspiring, and helpful! Thanks! Would be super cool to talk pros and cons of grow lights versus "poly tunnels" or plastic tarp greenhouses that you can "hat" over your container.

[@jessieg3305]

Thanks, very helpful! Free parts all over the place from people who just finished doing a lot of planting so I’m going to extend my garden this way :)

[@amandawayne829]

We bought 6 Patio Picker containers, and then a variety of plastic baskets to grow greens in. I'm excited for things to start growing!

[@livingnotjustexisting160]

I'm a new subscriber starting my first container garden ever and really looking forward to learning from your channel. Blessings to you and thanks for sharing.

[@leemullally8774]

Brian, your ideas for container gardening have inspired me into trying to do more container gardening,. I picked up some 5 gallon buckets from HD and I now need pick up some smaller containers. Thanks for sharing these ideas for those of us who need to do our gardening in small areas,

[@101candlelight6]

Thanks for that information on the plastic

[@thefarmtrepreneur-building6539]

Growing in containers is great!! you can Grow anything anywhere! I have a huge cucumber plant in a container and have grown a lot of peppers on containers too!

[@simplyshandara]

Currently, trying to start a garden on an apartment balcony. Thanks for the tips! I knew I’d have to use containers but I wasn’t sure what kind would be best. Also had no idea that’s what the numbers meant so now I’ll be checking.

[@aprilneho6165]

This was so informative, thank you. I'm a very keen gardener with a lovely little veggie patch, but know very little about pot plants. This was fantastic.

[@Float4Fun]

Thanks! This newbie gardener is finding confidence to plant!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Awesome! Just do it and expect some failure. Its part of the process.

[@lesliekendall2206]

The craziest thing I ever did was use an antique swing set for a grape trellis. And they're doing great. I also placed it to shade the pond. 👍

[@jessicaraye]

that sounds so cool! wish I could see a picture

[@Truologye]

Super idea!

[@VivianCastillo]

I am into container gardening especially now that we are on a lockdown. I planted on crates, poly bags,pots and recycled materials. In just 3 weeks we had something on our table. Let's keep growing! New friend here! 😊

[@serenemountain6769]

i'm growing cherry tomatoes and pepper in 5 L pots, using syntropic farming methods they are huge ! already full with flowers.

[@hdk5pl]

Planted sunflowers in old pair of wellies for pretty cool cottage look. For all my veg using 42l Flexi tubs just had to drill little holes on sides near bottom.

[@AAHomeGardening]

Check my site out All container gardening kzbin.info/door/fyHo7efA42EuCW7Jlrj8TA

[@tugumepaulsterrancegarden4874]

Nice u coz gardening at home is a perfect motivation

[@karenrobinson9520]

I'm using milk crates. I'm in Philadelphia but have a pretty large yard. I'm devoting another 12 x 8 for gardening. Growing vegetables will definitely cut that food cost. Harvesting and freezing is awesome. I walk right past super Market vegetables. 😆

[@mishantina11]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been coming back for watching this video several times. It is really useful information, especially for gardeners who want to start growing veg in containers. Take good care and look forward to the update!

[@lindastrandquist2429]

Thank you for.the so.ple and clear information in just one video.

[@acerjuglans383]

The craziest thing I've ever planted in was straw bales!!

[@harreetteB477]

Of all the gardeners on video, your videos are the best for me! Comprehensive, helpful information, w humor! Your delivery is not too slow, nor too fast, but just right! Thank you! I’ve subscribed, will keep watching and learning!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you!❤

[@jimmyandlindamagner6716]

Living on an island that is virtually rock in the area that we live in, this series of container gardening is perfect for me! Thank you!

[@456fly]

I like the lights over head. Cool

[@sandradiniz8433]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I want to start growing food ( corn, broccoli, strawberries, collard greens) on my small balcony this year. I live in an apartment and have a lot of plants growing well inside but I didn't think that I could grow food inside. I believe that I will be successful using my small balcony though. Again, thanks a lot for sharing.

[@bjspeck4337]

When my husband and I lived in Newberry, FL and had 2 ft raised beds, we used 2 liter soda bottles with the spouts cut off standing in the bottom of the raised bed. We filled these with the limerock sand that came with our property and then put a mix of potting soil, topsoil and mulch for the rest. The soda bottles caught rain and plants could reach down if they wanted more regular water or go around the bottles if the soil was ok dampwise. We grew all kinds of food for our grocery source, the turtles and rabbits didn't get into them. Our inspiration was Square Foot Gardening and our raised beds were either 4x8 or 4x4 and of course 2 ft tall. Weeding was less onerous, not as many and easier to get down to pull. Working on getting this going again on my land in Quincy, FL. We do get a goodly amount of rain so good drainage is a must but it alternates with some short-term droughts so having a source of water is always handy.

[@tamarshugert4600]

Man. I got so much great information! I'm going to add more dirt to my tomatoes tomorrow.

[@thecoffeeclutch3623]

Nothing like fresh vegetables. Yum

[@eddieleal777]

Love the info greatly appreciated

[@OTseven]

Thanks so much. I grew up on a farm and have often grown veg gardens as an adult. But I'll tell you, shockingly, I learned so much from this video. You communicate simply, to the point, and pleasurable. I can't wait to get rolling on this. Good luck to you!

[@Bast16711]

Yesssssss!!!!!!!! I am so happy you are growing a tomato indoors!!!!!!

[@NextLevelGardening]

My wife pictures me putting it next to the bed and just leaning over and picking one lol

[@tudilous]

My first raised garden bed was made out of the wooden frame of Box Springs. I tore the fabric off, laid it down and filled it with soil. It needed some barrier material to keep soil from sifting out from under the edges but as soon as all the spaces were closed up it was wonderful !

[@dustytheadhdcoach8319]

"DON'T ASK ME HOW I KNOW THAT" 😂😂😂

[@tinasearcy4684]

Right I was laughing so hard too

[@missourigirl4101]

Fun video Brian! You obviously love what you’re doing

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you! Yes I do😀

[@CarlyHollas]

Thank you for the idea of using a canvas bag as a container and the plastic utensils for labels!

[@lorriehernandez469]

Thanks for sharing, I am new at gardening and I learned so much.

[@innerstream]

Container gardening is such a nice option for seniors or busy parents or students who can’t do a whole garden. It’s great stress relief, conversation piece, distraction , lovely way to grow food or decorate a small out door space, easier. So cool!

[@southblossom7805]

I love these videos. This guy is very good at simply explaining how to garden in a variety of situations. Easy to understand. He doesn’t make it sound like rocket science as some others do.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you 🙂

[@jobird354]

That was the best potato growing tip. Plant them deep. Thank you so much. I'm starting my first garden in years and it's going to be in containers. I'll check your other video's. Cheers Jo

[@cindyhewatt3406]

What a perfect video, I loved it, lots of hands on demonstrations, I especially appreciate the one on how to plant loofahs so that I know what size of container they need, I have a few of same containers just like that from Costco. 😀 also loved the way you showed how to fill your potato bucket! Keep up the fantastic work, and thank you Brian!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Yup cosco. 🤣🤣Thank you Cindy. Good luck with the loofah!

[@tarvinder91]

Im just starting to do some of the gardening myself and the info u r giving with years of experience is the most valuable thing. Cant thank u guys enough for doing such a great work

[@lolasoulfinger7359]

I’m so excited! I’m Starting my container garden 🪴 and I need tips!

[@JD-tn5tb]

Thank you so much for this video. I like how you speak simply and you are to the point. I will be trying to grow veggies in grow bags for the first time and wanted to use something besides miracle grow so this will be helpful.

[@nathaliej3768]

I have been composting in an old semi cracked storage bin and I never thought to check if the plastic used was food safe (as I intend to use my compost in the growing season). Thank you for pointing that out and thank god my bin turned out to be a safe plastic!

[@suebrand2237]

This is my first year to grow tomatoes and banana peppers in pots. I have few problems in the pots than I did in the ground. Next year, EVERYTHING will be in pots. I love your videos. So much information to help me in plant growing. Thank you. 😁

[@wellsaid9663]

tried balcony gardening in the past .. NOT SO GOOD, with the virus/ skyrocketing prices, I'm at it again! your channel is exactly what I've been looking for … I'm sold and subscribed!

[@carolecrystal5907]

Good teacher....I'm inspired !!! Have only window sills, with only morning sunlight.

[@micellecoetsee3483]

I love how you work with what you have. Thanks for sharing some hand tips.

[@BluetheRaccoon]

Thank you for all your outstanding videos! I accumulated enough knowledge and experience by age 23 that I taught most of the classes at our local home depot and more than a decade later you're teaching me things I never knew or had been taught wrong. It's' been a chilly spring here in Oregon so I haven't been able to keep my plants outside yet, but I've got tomato seeds sprouting, a baby cherry tomato plant, some onion sprouts, and will have herbs and cucumber seeds started by the end of the week! I'm going to be growing a compact cucumber plant on my patio in a hanging basket for the first time too! Edited to add: 4:40 OMG TURTLE!

[@rootedinjoy8821]

Gorgeous brugmansia brother! Moving to a mobile home with a small area for a garden...looking for inspiration!

[@curiouslass4280]

Thank you! First time watching and learned a lot!! I have always planted flowers in my pots on my patio but this year want to try vegetables in those pots. 👍

[@psalm62one]

Thanks for all the information!!

[@mrs.dirtdauber5384]

The strangest thing I’ve used to plant in was an old deer feeder. I put my sweet potatoes in it. That was probably my best year for sweet potatoes. 😂

[@laurazavala7409]

Hi Brian. I thought I was late on planting some corn, thanks. My seedlings are doing great. My peppers are about 2" tall. They took a long time to germinate because I don't have grow lights or heat mats but happy with result is my first time doing everything in the garden, very exciting🥕🍅🥒

[@NextLevelGardening]

Wow. You should be very proud of yourself!

[@peterbathum2775]

Thank you for being succinct and concise. As the situation here in the US looks like it will take 2 years or more to fight off the Covid I am looking into growing my food more. Before covid it was annoying to look for info and be forced to wade through hours of youtube time filling chatter to get information. Now I just move on to a good channel like yours. Thanks again. It is snowing here today. Count your blessings.

[@cbdcdiva6872]

My nieces want to grow a garden on decks/balconies and this video is perfect! Plus, I'm splitting my herbs to share with them to grow indoors over winter

[@aloras405]

The kitchen sink. Lol! But seriously, I’m planning on using our old sink we took out for a kitchen remodel. I’m going to put petunias in it.

[@sandrastar8141]

Hi this is the first video that actually explains what I need to get started to grow vegetables in a container and you explain it well. Also I am a beginner at gardening so I tend to get overwhelmed but you make it simple.

[@midsouthhomestead9180]

I have zucchini in a Horse Trough. I took the mechanics out of a grill, it has Swiss chard in it. An old egg laying box. Thanks for your tips! Rhonda

[@LydiaTV]

Your channel is sooo helpful! I put you in my headphones and garden away, filing away all your tips

[@chrisarlington1792]

I'm so happy I found your video. So much great encouraging info even for a 70 year-old

[@NextLevelGardening]

Hi Chris. I'm glad you found me too! Welcome. Glad you have you here😃👍

[@carmeniafarm3642]

So glad you mentioned corn in containers! I'm growing small crops of corn not only for food, but don't forget to grow some grains for your chicks so we don't have to depend on the feed stores.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Nice tip.

[@vincegonzalez9675]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, BRO! I was going to plant most of my seeds in raised beds but you convinced me that containers are easier! Thanks!

[@naturalhairchic4711]

love your videos and the way you explain things makes it easier for newbies to garden

[@estherloske8180]

Dude ! You're the next level ! SO MUCH awesome ,valuable ,helpful gardening tips ! 🖒👏👌

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you!

[@marjieausten5836]

I grew stuff in my dad's old wooden handled seed spreader. Made me so proud!!

[@cathymackay5534]

Well I never! I always wondered why we earth up potatoes! Never too old to learn - thanks. And hi from England xxx

[@cherylcorruzi2890]

Love your videos, I hang on every word & listen repeatedly because this is my first year doing raised beds. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge!!!

[@scwheeler24]

Some great ideas. I didn’t know that technique on potatoes and tomatoes. That got you a 👍 and a sub. Will look over you library. Nice

[@teresaclayton4018]

Thank you, I grow in everything pots, raised beds,in ground and my greenhouse. I live in Central Texas. You are a great teacher.

[@stoverboo]

When I lived in an arid climate, growing in containers was my only realistic option. With water barrels under the downspouts, containers, and heavy mulching, we were able to grow a lot of food in a small space.

[@PaullaWells]

I really like your style! So clean and crisp. Thank you. I am excited about the indoor tomatoes! I have been considering growing some this coming winter provided I do not have an epic failure of gardening the first year. I love that you are doing this because I can learn from you while I am still planning out this coming winter. Thank you so much in advance!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you. And thanks again for yesterday! And sorry about calling you Paulia. There was a glare on my screen and I was fighting an anxiety attack. 🤣🤣

[@PaullaWells]

@@NextLevelGardening - I understood. And bless your heart! You survived and hopefully you really enjoyed it. I am glad to help! I enjoy helping others have successful lives and the viewers have a better experience. Oh, I finally counted and you are lucky number 10. You are the tenth channel I mod. I gained an 11th this afternoon out of left field. Good thing I enjoy it, huh? LOL

[@NextLevelGardening]

Wow! Well you're really good at it! Emilie was saying that you guys had those trolls deleted before she even knew they were there! I enjoyed watching it back. I can't say I enjoyed it in the moment. But next time hopefully things will be smoother and I can enjoy it a little bit more.

[@PaullaWells]

@@NextLevelGardening - I think based on what I've seen everyone gets more and more comfortable. The one thing you have to realize is that you are not going to see every comment. It is fine and that's what Emily and the mods are for because we will silence the ones that get hurt over it and cause a ruckus. Just relax. Pick a comment to respond to and go for it. Practice keeping an eye out for super chats, but do not beat yourself up for missing comments. Let folks know you enjoy going back and reading the comments that you've missed so they know they will be seen. That's all you can do really. We mods help by answering repeated questions best we can and you just have a blast. And, if Emily would much rather have a blast than moderating then have her join you. Just make sure you enjoy yourselves so you don't get burnt out. Sorry for being so wordy. geesh 🤣

[@NextLevelGardening]

@@PaullaWells yes. It was so overwhelmed with the scrolling I couldn't even pick one. I would just stare at it for what seemed like an hour. Lol. Im sure it will get easier each time. You were great and I so appreciate the advice and support!❤

[@bonnies1405]

I'd really like to hang out with these people. What a fun gardening club we'd make!

[@user-kw3sj4bf3r]

Thank you so much, this was a great video. You teach so well! You teach without overloading the brain.

[@soteed]

Hello from North Carolina. I've really been enjoying your videos. They're full of useful information without a lot of extraneous chatter or a "theme song" intro. It feels like I just stepped into your backyard for a visit. My raised bed is 33" high but I didn't have to worry about filling in the bottom because it is on legs! (I DO worry about soil temperature because the bottom of the bed is exposed to air but we'll see how it goes.)

[@NextLevelGardening]

Should be OK! And thank you for the compliment. I do have a theme song but I keep it short😉

[@4vlnstrings]

I have grown flowers in old pocketbooks I bought from the thrift store! Easy to hang, too!

[@ljag1743]

Nice idea....thank you!

[@carolynsteele5116]

I grew lettuce in the greenhouse all winter in Costco produce boxes!

[@gracejohnston2692]

Bed riser! Craziest thing I planted in!