The Strawberry Bed 🍓 | DIY Free Kiddie Pool Planter

Don't have money for fancy raised beds? No problem, you can turn anything into a raised bed! Even a bright pink kiddie pool. In todays video I will show you how I turned this kiddie pool I found for FREE into a raised strawberry bed.
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[@susantaylor8507]

This is what I'm doing I have 2 put back for this purpose

[@OurEnglishTropicalGarden]

Fabulous idea I loved your video ..👍👍

[@ThisLittleFarmhouse]

Thank you 😊

[@kristigaona2760]

Have your strawberries come back the last few years? How did you winterize them? Did you have to do anything to the dirt since it's not in-ground??

[@woundation]

This year I used the plastic packaging from a costco bar cake to plant strawberries! The plants themselves are wild ones that I took from my parents forest. It shouldnt take too ling before your whole pool is filled with plants! Leave all of the leaves and runner vines on in the fall and they will grow new plants!

[@ThisLittleFarmhouse]

Love that idea! I also have a section of wild strawberries I want to relocate. That's definitely one of the reasons I wanted to contain them, Ive seen they can take over an area really fast. Hoping to be able to share some runners with friends and family next year 😊

[@donnalutheran6335]

I grew some from seed last year and found about 4 in the yard from plants from a few years a go. By the end of summer, I had strawberry plants everywhere. Plan on moving them to a larger area this year so they can spread more. We used one larger kiddie pool and one smaller one. I used acid fertile and peat moss. Also have one blueberry bush.

[@joesandy1822]

Great job! How are your strawberries doing by now? I’m doing the same thing today. BTW, I love MIGardener! I live about an hour from his store and go there several times a year. Have never been disappointed, and I actually met Luke at a local lavender festival a couple years ago. He’s a genuinely nice guy. 😊