Pest Free Garden Dog Kennel, PERFECT Vegetable Gardening Method to Keep Critters OUT & Protect FOOD

Garden Pest Control, Setting up my Dog Kennel for an enclosed garden, kennel will protect plants from many pest creating more food for us, and watch for sales this time of the year, and all year.
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[@melindaroth5796]

That's ideal for not having to bend over and making your back hurt and not being able to get up. Awesome 😊❤

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

It is a great way to make gardening more comfortable! Thank you and take care❤

[@melindaroth5796]

Great job 😊❤

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thanks so much! 😊❤

[@delmadehoyos1946]

Yes, Robbie, pls let us know how to squash bug proof it....I can't grow zucchini here where I'm at due to flying squash bugs that look like wasps. Thank you! Love your videos. ❤🤠❤

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thanks for watching! I am planning on making a video showing exactly how to do that, will be sure to let you know when I upload it in the thumbnail❤

[@kleineroteHex]

Never heard of squash bugs that look like wasps, but not saying they don't exist😊 there are varied insects that suck sap from plants! I discover a new one every year😂

[@JenniferLavenderPhotography]

@@kleineroteHex I think they are squash vine borers.

[@kleineroteHex]

@JenniferLavenderPhotography going to look them up😎

[@rgb5031]

Hi Robbie, I always enjoy your videos, Thank you! ... If you use your upside down planters in the kennel green houses, you could grow lettuce in the upper part, and use pots underneath for vines which 'like their feet in the shade and their faces in the sun'. Cucumbers such as 'Party Time F1' are both; Parthenocarpic (don't need pollinating) and Gynoecious (produce only female flowers), hence excessively heavy producers, and less work for you. W.mart sells heavy fishing line inexpensively, which could be used to lead the vines wherever you want them to grow 'inside' the kennel greenhouse. The vines should be happy so long as 'some' of their leaves get 'dappled sunlight', while other leaves are shaded. The lettuce may appreciate the shade the vines provide, especially in the hot summer months, plus you could trim off any cucumber leaves which are overbearing or blocking ventilation.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

I really greatly appreciate all this wonderful advice. And I plan on growing a lot of different things in the dog kennel, But I don’t think I am going to put the upside down planters in there because I don’t want people looking for them. They’re always asking me where they can buy them, the problem is people sell them now for over $100, because I haven’t seen them made lately, and they’re not worth the money when you can get a black dish pan $5 and get better food growth in there than the shallow little trays on these side down planters. After time they start to lean and I have to take them apart and turn them around as well. I grow them with pots and plants underneath, I’ve had them on my deck that way with vines coming up with Korean melons and cucumbers, but I’m trying to get away from that for now. So I’m not sure what I’m gonna do with them 😳 Thank you so much❤

[@VioletG629]

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[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

❤❤❤ Hi

[@jackierandle8412]

Hi Robbie!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Hi Jackie ❤️❤️❤️

[@FreshGrey-pm4vw]

can you link those metal shelves and the 1/2 tubing please?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

I just linked both under the video, keep the mind the metal shelving goes up and down in price, but so worth it, love it! Thank You❤❤❤

[@casual454t1]

Hi Robbie. I know I mentioned on yesterday's vid about placing the upside down planters around the dog kennel, but how about on the inside?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

I actually was thinking about that, but and this is a big but, when people see them, they wanna buy them and they’re not worth the money in anyway. They’re too expensive and I’m trying to stop people from wanting to buy them and I want people to get dishpans or something else that cost a fraction of the cost. Gary thinks I should retire them behind the screen that he put up. I don’t know if I’ll do that 😊

[@ghazel427]

How are you attaching the tulle to the kennel?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

That I’ll show you when I get to it, should be very simple, as there are so many ways to do it😊

[@FreshGrey-pm4vw]

are the sides/poles in the ground? how does it stay up and not fall down?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

They’re sitting on the concrete footing that Gary Port, and he also anchored them with the little tabs that it came with. If you had cement or hard pack soil, you could just sit it on that.❤

[@dianesmiles5227]

What did you use for the floor?

[@ZE308AC]

I am having rollie pollies and snail 🐌 issue and I lost the passion to garden. Now i only use plants to garden because the snails keep eating my seedlings 🌱 🙃 😒

[@MaryW2904]

Is this a garden?

[@Lunasgarden2021]

Yes it’s going to be a dog kennel garden to keep the small animals and pests out

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

@@Lunasgarden2021Thanks!!!❤

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Yes, this is going to be an enclose garden to keep all kinds of critters out, vegetables will not be eaten by squirrels, birds and most insects