Growing Bug Free Strawberries In a Double Kiddie Pool System Self Watering Container Garden Planter

[@wandaparker6183]

I appreciate y'all so much!!! You two are not reinventing the wheel. But you're sure showing another way to produce one😉 Thank y'all so much for that 😊

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Mr. Gary. I'm loving this idea, we have a bad snail problem, I'm a hands on person, would love for you to take us step by step setting this up, xoxoxo

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. I'm really close to setting up my next one so I will do a video on that.

[@DonnasCreationsandMore]

Yay I'm so glad Robbie made your videos too your own playlist this is 1 of the videos I wanted to see again. Thanks so much Robbie and thanks for sharing Gary you both are the best.

[@valoriegriego5212]

Gary you and Robbie are so creative...I use a lot of yall's techniques in my garden with great success. You guys really do make gardening easy.🙂 Thanks!🙂

[@bellachi9575]

This is great! I feel that Mr Gary has some background in permaculture. Love it!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

😊🌱

[@lauriemcewen7156]

Robbie.... You crack me up. You are so entertaining. I learn something every time i watch your videos. Thanks for all your great info....... And comedy.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@wildchook745]

I thought I'm hearing an Aussie, so I listen again, ...good onya, Gary. I see why you have the bottle brush, Kangaroo paws, bananas, pawpaw/papaya, and Queensland canna. You made me smile. I'm rooting for you two, mate. Though, you and I know what 'root' means to us Aussies LOL 'Barracking' doesn't sound funny but the Americans get it LOL I'm an Islander kiwi (Cook Islands) living in Adelaide, South Australia. I'm in a Temperate zone from you and Robbie over there. I thoroughly enjoy the simple tips you two share on your channel. It's true gardening doesn't have to be hard and expensive. I came from a grower's background. I have a small garden going in my front and backyard. I mainly grow in the ground but have some stuff in containers too. As I'm getting older, I do lazy methods too from no-dig' to planting in cardboard boxes. I have fruit trees and berries too. I'm still adding to my food forest :) Gary, do you have a demo video on how you set up your strawberry moat and details on the solar pump? I'm thinking of growing some taro but my current situation is too dry for them to grow healthy. Cheers to you and Robbie!

[@rosannaburgess714]

Wow! Hello folks! What a food Forrest! Looks good! I like the swimming pool garden! Thank you for sharing your garden ideas! Beautiful! Enjoy your day. 🖐❤😁

[@DonnasCreationsandMore]

Wow finally I've been waiting for this how to video to pop up. So glad it finally did. I couldn't find it under your guys videos. Thanks so much I love this idea. I bought pools for our house warming party to hold cold drinks and food and saving them to do this project. It's finally here so I'm so excited 😊 I can finally set this up. I'm like Gary I don't want much work. Omg loving the pump too this whole set up I'm gonna copy thanks so much Gary.

[@helensmith9265]

Gary you have such a wonderful garden. If I was 10 yrs younger & had a truck, I’d be in business. You & Robbie are very nice. & great gardeners. Thanks for all your videos. I learn something from y’all all the time. 14:03

[@sandylee8184]

Oh my gosh, I love this idea!! Last year they had these pools for $1 each to clear them out. I will defiantly be looking for this in the fall before the snow. You both do amazing things.

[@janmclellan8963]

Gosh the strawberry pond looks great which you made 3 years ago Luv it Gary!

[@MNatale425]

First time I seen Gary I love him and that accent!

[@Sally-is6nz]

Wow that amazing creative n very cool ..look at those strawberries...yummy cool idea Gary so creative....love how Robbie gave a strawberry in his soil grade amazing. More video please of Gary garden lovely garden it amazing ....thank u for sharing ...

[@helensmith9265]

Love your swimming pool planters. I wish I had your energy. I’m composting because if Robbie. You both ensure me!! 9:17

[@josephyim2301]

Liked Gary's garden strawberries pool/info.

[@naturegirl8944]

Can you create a playlist for Gary’s videos please. Would love to watch them all. Have been scrolling though but can’t find them. Thanks in advance. Love all your videos to Robbie. Have been watching a lot of them lately. Your so motivating. I started a container garden yesterday based on your system around the side of my house where it gets the most sun. Planted seeds of rockmelon, watermelon, peas, beans, artichoke and calendula flower plants. I hope I HAVE AS MUCH SUCESS AS YOU.

[@denisejones-drantz1321]

You guys are too cute! Hope all is well! I'm new to your channel and love it! I will try some of the totes on my condo balcony! Great job Gary! You're encouraging my hubby, Greg, to get a house!

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

I never thought to sift wood chips! Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou - I learn something life changing every time I watch one of your videos!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@lashalllovett241]

Great Job Mr. Gary..... Very Smart Idea!!!! And very Pretty!!!!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@MB-eg5dz]

I love you guys. You are very crafty gardener’s. I wish you could come to the Carolina’s and help me start my gardening and pool gardening. Robbie if you would please consider redoing the pump and pool pond in slower motion (on how to get started) and with the plastic mayo jar. I will for sure attempt to make this pool pond. Really Really great and efficient idea.🍉🥝🥦🥕🌽🌶🍅🍒Thank you guys!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@Itsmevictoire]

YOU ARE BOTH AMAZING!🌻 ❤FROM DALLAS TEXAS

[@pamlambert5138]

Thank you for sharing 🙂 unique idea!

[@wendybeiermann815]

Thank you. Awesome info

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you

[@an-alechianeathery770]

I learn so much from Gray,he has so much information on vegetables and plants garden. I love when he come on to channel to show his garden. I love his kiddy pool garden that I want one for myself. You 2 are inspirational with your channel. Thank you

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@audreyabdo7719]

Gary I’m very impressed with your form of hydroponic system. If I had the space I would do this, but I might try a small version of this. You and Robbie have a wonderful day.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. There is a 36 inch pond available so my smaller pool could be used to hold water and you could grow in the 36 inch pool. Smaller containers could certainly be used, different shapes etc.

[@myhillsidegarden3998]

Gary, thank you for sharing what you are doing in your garden. What a great way to have a strawberry bed and to reuse the water. Enjoy you day. Catherine

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@shellicooper4944]

What a great life you two kids have ! :)

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@patriciafisher1170]

Thank you for showing this. I love it. I’m going to try and create one of these gardens for my water spinage. Or Kang kong plant. There would be so many other plants that love water I could use this for. Love from Australia

[@stellaunger8568]

Fantastic video-thank you so much.

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

Gary’s garden looks very beautiful to look at 👍💐

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@rebeccazody1278]

Gary- how are your strawberries doing so far this winter? I have two pools already and will get a third. And I have 50 strawberry plants on the way. Please let me know or make a video with any design improvements you’d suggest after this experiment. You two are just brilliant with all of these ideas. Thank you so much.....Becky.

[@sarar371]

Awesome!

[@mariaramirez2203]

Hello Robbie and Gary hope y'all are doing well. Great set up 👍 strawberries look good. Big Tx hugs from South Tx.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@knitordi]

I suspend my strawberries on the tines of a plastic fork off the ground, away from any slugs or bugs. Seems to work for me.

[@smooshiebear80]

Diana Hilton Great idea!

[@NMW80]

Love your channel. I’m a fairly new sub. This is my first time seeing Gary on your channel. Is that your hubby? Sending love from Australia to you both ❤️

[@lisaawild]

Very cool, Gary!

[@Rockonchick2]

That so cool I like ya strawberry pond o wow so beautiful I admire it I really like it I shock that is so far out!!!!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@shellydurunna]

Mrs.Robbie can we get an update with Mr.Garys experience growing strawberryies

[@melissaledonne9027]

Wow that's great. Love the design 👌 😍

[@whatdidyouthinkwouldhappen1203]

Gary you are very imaginative. Love your ideas.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@SuzieLady]

Wonderful video and wonderful strawberries 🍓 Thank you for sharing Gary... Love it! More from Gary too please!!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@cathyplantlover2862]

Cool idea

[@Panda283-j2d]

Can you please tell me how you made your raised bed and where did you get the wood chips from.

[@jojow8416]

Wonderful concept and I wish it would work here in Massachusetts, but we get torrential rain storms that would flood both containers. I'd love to have this system because when we leave to visit family, the garden looks after it's water needs. Simply brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. I will mention this in the next video. The rim of the smaller center pool is set higher than the rim of the larger pool. The small pool has holes in the bottom sides. If it rains any excess water flows through the woodchips into the larger pool. If the larger pool overfills the water simply spills out into my raised bed. That water is like woodchip compost tea and will fertilize the plants in my raised bed. Flooding could occur if the holes got blocked. Woodchips are free draining and only hold what they can absorb.

[@jojow8416]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy Gary, dear man, thank you for your informative reply. I know understand that this actually could work here. That will dearly free us up to leave our home during the heat of the summer. Thank you and you two keep making these wonderful informative videos. They've really helped encourage me to garden again after struggling for 4 years from an accident. Now my memory is returning and every time I hear Robbie's passion for gardening, it's like a visit from my dear mom. God Bless you both.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

@@jojow8416Gary responding. Thank you.

[@justbeachy2031]

LOVE!! After having all of my strawberries eaten, I must say, this is a brilliant idea! I've only watched 56 seconds.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you, Your the first comment. I hope this idea will help a lot of people.

[@justbeachy2031]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy another Plus for me, I've been wanting to try aquaponics but feel very overwhelmed by it. I'm considering this idea as a stepping stone.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. I would consider this a simple form of Aquaponics. I'm using the fish to keep Mosquitoes in check. I can see starting with something simple and building from there.

[@matters3723]

Amazing!

[@debihediger4760]

Love watching your videos....interesting and I’m learning, I’ve always been a curious person. I think my parents instilled a lot of this in me.

[@rociosalinas5048]

I definitely I will try this. I love the way you both do things 🙂

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@lucynablacha9889]

Thenks ❤️🌝

[@crystalgalarsa3597]

Game changer!

[@darrylwhitesall4565]

Genius!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thanks

[@bibibrin5035]

Thanks for your brilliant and simple explanation! Here in Germany: too many rules and garden regulations. It's even against the law to hang out your laundry outside!

[@denizchoudhury9460]

Oh no, that's so sad,

[@jacih1034]

New subscriber.. my hubby and I love to garden and are enjoying your channel.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@jacih1034]

Gary you are most welcome..... Your type of gardening is so like my late father in law’s . We are so enjoying and are learning so much.

[@arthuurwong49]

Do u need to feed the fish extra fish food or do they get enough by eating mosquito larva? Thought if water is moving mosquitoes won’t lay their eggs in moving water?😊

[@naturegirl8944]

Garry is very clever. You both are prettty nifty actually.

[@cecilitaH]

Such a beauty!!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@lupitab12]

What a great idea Gary. I have a question, what kind of plastic do you have under the strawberries?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. I use the black plastic sheeting that comes on a roll. I just cut and place small pieces under the fruit. This allows good air flow to the woodchips.

[@snipeweedan]

Do you have a video on this amazing set up?

[@proteacherevant]

What type of wood chips do you u see we live in central Texas and we don't get a lot of 4ain

[@jeretta1000]

This is so cool. Thank you for sharing.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you, your welcome.

[@l.dschick-inn-palacecrafts6174]

What is the update for this method of growing strawberries? Did the woodchips compost and stop up the water retention???

[@carolinegray3150]

Good work

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@minkademko2335]

I have GOT to try this! Now i need to find which plants, veggies and flowers, will be okay in shallow soil. I'm guessing, besides strawberry, maybe ginger, turmeric, lettuce, mint... Help me out here, y'all. I'm in East Texas.

[@markemyshibukawa9254]

Gary, where did you buy the mosquito fish? I've already been growing my strawberries in a kiddie pool. I LOVE your wicking idea much better than what I'm doing. 😁👍

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. I got my mosquito fish from a friend with ponds. Some Counties in Southern California have Vector control departments that will give or provide them to residents. Last time I checked Orange and LA counties were doing this. I believe Riverside would also. Some fish stores and pond nurseries sell them. Thank you.

[@markemyshibukawa9254]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy Thanks Gary!

[@carolinegray3150]

Nice video

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@ltlbnsgarden]

I love the idea! And it looks so pretty

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@melindalancaster9648]

Clever

[@bythepiece]

A lizard Ladder ! I saw the holes in the pink one but are there holes in the blue one also? I had neighbors who bought 2 butterfly goldfish that were $39.95 each and put them in a backyard pond. The racoons had butterfly goldfish dinner the first night. ☺

[@fk3289]

That's good for y. You have big land. Most people don't have that

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

We also have a small garden on a deck, which you can grow lots 😊

[@alicecowan3499]

How many holes did Gary put in the smaller pool? I love this idea!👍🏼💜

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Ever 6 inches he drilled 1/4 inch holes

[@alicecowan3499]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy Lol. I saw that as soon as I sent the message. Thanks Robbie 👍🏼💜

[@cassnot3710]

What type of fish do you use and where do you get them?

[@lindarichey2019]

Amazing! Love your vids

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@oddopops1327]

Robbie! Check out Idaho hillbilly saving a hummingbird, so cool

[@susanjordan2130]

Dont you need worms in the soil with strawberries?

[@Panda283-j2d]

Hi, how do you avoid the mosquitoes!!!!

[@customer5032]

Janice- he raises mosquito fish in the water.

[@justbeachy2031]

You've outdone yourself. I noticed right away you made escape ladders for the little critters. I'm guessing the pump does not get debris because of the tulle. My solar pumps always get clogged and don't last very long for me. I stopped purchasing them but I may give them another try. I love the fact that this is very inexpensive but... I have to ask... can the kiddie pools be recycled? Last, the mosquito fish like to hang out near the pump because it creates oxygen.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. There is no recycling number on the pool so I would say probably no. You're right the fish do gulp air but would prefer the oxygenated water near the pump.

[@justbeachy2031]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I don't want to take up your precious time with my comments but since you mentioned the fish gulping oxygen, you might consider adding a few water plants or another pump. I lost 11 of my 20 year old koi fish due to a waterfall slow down. I learned a lot about creating oxygen and having a backup if that were to happen again but it wont. Our koi guy said if I ever see them hanging out near the waterfall or gulping for air, they need more oxygen. A lot depends on the size or amount of the fish. They could be fine without a pump running as long as there are not too many fish. I'm glad to add a little piece to your wealth of knowledge.

[@marthacarrillo6781]

Genius! xoxo

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@cecilitaH]

What kind of water pump is that Mr Gary?

[@hootiebubbabuddhabelly]

You could call it the gator garden! Or the swamp! Chock FULL of every nutrient you could probably name and probably numerous nutrients nobody could name plus, no gators!! Oooh, I would LOVE to forage in the swamp! If not for those darn gators. They just sort of mosey around in Florida. Plenty of food in the swamp so they just sort of take nice, leisurely walks around town and sun themselves at the water hazards on the golf course. Darnedest thing I ever saw but so awesome that folks mostly just let them be and go wherever they want. They're not hungry, apparently, so they just stroll around to see what's going on I guess. It would be really cool if they'd inform you when they're going to be out and about so you could sneak into their environment and forage around...of course, if there's one, there's probably 20 others so that might not work...

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

WRT circulating the water. I wonder if a long hose to pump the water to the opposite side of the pool would be a good idea.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. You can do a lot with solar pond pumps by attaching aquarium pipe to them, that would work. Thank you.

[@donnalutheran6335]

Robbie and Gary, I want to do this. I have a level piece of concrete that I wanted to do this but a neighbor told me you can't grow strawberries in containers as they need to shoot their roots in dirt. Will this work on a concrete patio. The rest of my yard is hilly and very hard to manage. when it rains, all the soil washed down the hill when I grow in the hill side.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Yes this will work on any flat surface. Strawberry plants are sold and grown in containers using potting soil and are also grown Hydroponically. Sometimes information is passed around until it becomes conventional wisdom. I like to experiment. Sometimes doing things different works, sometimes it fails. Then it becomes my personal experience.

[@donnalutheran6335]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy They seem to be doing better than they had in years past. Some years we get lots of rain and other years none. I have two strawberry beds now that have been struggling for two years. I'm picking the flowers this year and just trying to get them to spread and be healthy. They really picked up when I put the Starbucks coffee grounds in with them. Most of my containers are homemade potting soil with lots of amendments. I want to move to using our kitchen scraps now. I have a pool with lots of peat moss and pine needs and old lettuce and rotten bananas buried in it. LOL

[@angelau1194]

Looks very aesthetically appealing. Great job Garry! Just one question (hope you don't think I'm too dumb). How do you actually set up your wicking beds? (I've done it in polystyrene boxes quite successfully). And I presume the kiddy pool doesn't become flooded because you have made a hole on the outside for the runoff. I'm a bit dopey sometimes : )

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. Not a dumb question. About half the height of the smaller pool is raised above the rim of the larger pool. Any excess water will spill over the edge of the large pool and water the plants in the raised bed.

[@angelau1194]

Thank you.@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy

[@garrettzuzik2545]

Total cost? Thank you

[@darlenesgardenandhome]

Your strawberries should over winter fine. Im in zone 6b and my stawberrries do fine. I dont protect them from ice or snow or anything and they do just fine.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@MB-eg5dz]

??? I’ve read where PBA is in kiddie pools. Even those that say it’s PBA free there’s still leeching in the plastic especially after the plastic heats up. I would probably look for a”All green” type of plastic pool or consider a harder plastic.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. I do evaluate Hazards verses Benefits. My first pond is made from black PVC. I would prefer to set all my ponds up that way. I haven't seen a recycling number on any of the pools that I have looked at. All plastic will leach something. My thoughts are, so far the fish are living and breeding well. Fish are sensitive to toxins. Anything negative is diluted by the volume of water and filtered out by the plants. Is it perfectly safe? I do not know.

[@MB-eg5dz]

Thank you Gary for responding. I really enjoy watching you guys. Please keepum coming. Robbie you are the Best too! You guys make me smile cause you are so real! Love ❤️ Love ❤️

[@Yoyo-ux1ph]

How does he not get root rot? It’s a great idea though!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. I have a few theories. The roots are above the water line. The woodchips contain the water leaving air space around them so there's aeration. Last year during the growing season Sweet potatoes took over my first pond sending feeder roots into the water. In the cooler months when new vine growth stopped the parts in and over the water died and rotted. I will wait and see if this happens with the strawberries. Pond video from April 2019 kzbin.info?o=U&ar=3&video_id=TcO9k2LyM68 Also Strawberries are grown in hydroponic and aquaponic systems. Thank you.

[@babe9293]

Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy

[@Yoyo-ux1ph]

Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy thanks for the reply!

[@pamelaleitman9200]

Do you have alot of mosquitoes?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. We have adult mosquitoes but the fish eat the larvae in the water. The setup can't stop mosquitoes coming in from elsewhere.

[@knitordi]

Your set up is very creative and beautiful. As a retired Public Health Nurse I do have a concern that your pools can be breeding grounds for mosquitos that carry deadly Zika and West Nile Virus, active in Southern California. The mosquito fish may kill or control some but not all. There may be more escaping to infect the population. Prevention is the key. I use “Mosquito Dunkers” that are supposed to prevent breeding and kills mosquitos. You might consider this to see if it works better.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. The Mosquito dunks are a good option if I didn't have fish or wasn't trying to breed to increase the Dragonfly population. They contain B.T which would not harm fish but will kill Daphnia and other small organisms that I want in the biology in my ponds. They claim it won't kill Dragonfly larvae, but if it kills their food source? I have dragonfly Larvae in my first pond that survived the winter and the fish. We now have Aedes mosquitos that are active during the day so increasing the Dragonfly population is something I want to do.

[@oddopops1327]

👋😊

[@melissajarvis4829]

This sounds like a great idea! But, it would totally not work where I live. :( And it's probably not what you are thinking, either. Middle of Phoenix - similar climate - maybe hotter. Problem? Raccoons. We can't keep any type of small pond around because of them. They catch and eat the fish and tear up/ destroy the plants while doing so. And, fish are necessary so that you don't have a mosquito explosion. Our container pond of abt 20 years had to die/dry up due to nightly raids by a mother and her 4 babies. While I loved seeing them grow, I couldn't encourage them by feeding them. And I couldn't allow mosquitoes to breed. (But, I would put clean water out in a container on really hot days/nights so that they wouldn't have to drink from heavily chlorinated swimming pools.)

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you. A friend in town had the same problem. He had to buy cage wire, or hardware cloth, and built lift off cages to put around his small ponds. He left them galvanized, but I would have painted them black or hunter green to blend in and look better. I haven't seen a Raccoon in our area for at least a decade. The overpopulation of Coyotes have wiped them out.

[@melissajarvis4829]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy We had cattails. If we knew earlier in the year, we would have been able to put a mesh/ hardware cloth thing on before the cattails had sprouted up- they would grow through the holes. (We had to do that previously, several years earlier when some unknown animal was attacking our fish. We had reason to believe it was not raccoons.) While the more permanent mesh, placed a couple inches above the waterline, worked, it also made it impossible (or nearly so) to access the rest of the pond as needed. And, putting a cage around ten foot high Cattails just isn't practical for us. Not to mention, not visually appealing.

[@melissajarvis4829]

But, yes, I had forgotten about the mesh. That would work in the wading pools. The mesh my father used was a green plastic mesh, with holes about an inch wide. My Mom hated it above the dark pond surface, but I think it would be perfect for in the garden area.

[@lindacardwell9312]

Robbie... how do the strawberries fare in your growing tower. I'm thinking of planting a strawberry tower.

[@ritamatteson3588]

Maybe mulch your strawberries with straw in the winter.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. I don't know if they will they rot if their roots are constantly cold and wet when they are not actively growing. We have mild winters. Robbie's do fine in her Strawberry towers. I will know a year from now how they do through the seasons.

[@Serendipity818]

❤❤❤❤❤😘👍👍

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Thank you.

[@leighanneboles6609]

Those kiddie pools are now 20 dollars

[@torrencekrepps757]

The only problem that I would see 👀 is a lot of mosquito

[@customer5032]

Torrence- he raises mosquito fish in the water.

[@pidginprepper8087]

Mosquito breeding

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Watch the full video, no mosquitoes 😊

[@pidginprepper8087]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy i enjoy learning from your videos