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5 Tips To Starting A Container Garden- Watch Before You Start Yours
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5 Tips To Starting A Container Garden- Watch Before You Start Yours



5 Tips To Starting A Container Garden

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21 Comments

  2. 99thMonkey Resonance

    My personal fave cherry tomatoes is Gardeners Delight. For multiple reasons but the biggest being- it's indeterminate.
    (Which, ultimately means.. when you go to prune your tomato plant, those "suckers" DONT. THROW. THEM. AWAY.
    Plant them up! 10x's the tomatoes!)

    Gardeners Delight, is a Vining variety, but you can allow it to grow up, then allow it to grow back towards the floor, or wrap it around an entrance way/arch!
    I usually put mine, around my doorway so they grow over & onward- [I allow for 2, 1 gallon pots, one on each side of my doorway, for the opposite plant, to "re-root" once it reaches the other side.]

    ..and THIS- I have noticed, has made a HUGE difference in the taste, prolific growth from the "rooting pot" onward!

  6. Kim Montenegro

    I garden in the high desert. Love having an early spring by overwintering everything inside. Only dilemma currently is when my hyacinths are in full bloom and the odor permeates the house 🤪

  8. Aileen Bell

    I absolutely love these tips! I have fibromyalgia, which means that caring for/creating/maintaining huge beds is very difficult for me. But pots can easily be moved into more comfortable positions for me (thank goodness for my teenaged son) which makes it much more possible for me to grow things. I am testing out using grow bags right now. Thank you for your sweet presence and for your inspiration!

  10. Mrs. L.

    Thanks for sharing, the mighty crop gadget can work for me as well as a few other tips you shared. Be blessed.

  13. Laura Lu

    Thank you for the motivation to keep going. I'm also in AZ (west of Phx) and finding it difficult to figure out the best spots for things, etc. If you need video ideas, I'd love a video about the dollar tree stackable planter (what to grow, how to plant, how to water). I bought a bunch after watching another video of yours and are totally overwhelmed trying to figure out how go plant it and keep those plants thriving.

  14. Primal Perry

    Really love this video, I'll be looking for some raised beds, pots, things like that over the next few days to get started with my garden at a new location so these tips and thoughts are super helpful at the moment

  20. Life is messy but I’m Learning as I grow!

    Your garden looks amazing! I can see you put a lot of hard work into it and it really shows in your plants. I wanted to get out in my garden today and plant some cucumbers but it was our first 90+ degree day of the year and I just could not handle the heat. I just love to garden but I still have a lot I want to learn. I make garden videos too. I hope we can learn more from each other as we grow our gardens! 🌺🌻🐝🌸🌼🍅🫑👨‍🌾☀️🐇

  21. Laura Holmes

    I am in a wheelchair. Thus, a container garden allows me to "reach" my plants ALOT easier. I have done container gardening in one form or another for over 20 years. This year I have gone HUGE in comparison to anything I have ever done before. I have lots of fun and produced alot more than I ever expected.

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