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Vertical Garden Planter, Plant Clips & other Gardening Supplies for only $1



John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to the 99 Only dollar store to share with you some items that will allow you to grow more food at home. In this episode you will learn about bulbs, seeds, vertical gardening pots, ceramic pots, plant clips, inexpensive tomato style cage and more.

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  9. Arizona Native

    I'm just wondering if anyone knows the answer: does the plastic degrade over time and leach plastic particles into the soil, which eventually will be taken up by the roots of whatever plant you have potted in plastic? I will research, but maybe someone in John's audience knows the answer? Thanks!

  13. R Lee

    I purchased the round stackable planters at a local flea market here in Tampa Bay. DO NOT try to drill waterholes to the plastic. It cracks.. I used a cheap soldering pencil and could do three or four trays at a time. I stack five of them up and thread a 3/32 covered cable through them, supported on the bottom. I then attached them to an overhead pipe, and hanging five stacks on each pipe. I then use a hydroponic solution to feed them, with a pot on the ground below them. this is my fifth year with the same group of planters, they should make it through this season and one more.

  14. ted daffin

    hi john whats the brand name and no of the stacable garden pots with three sections , Thank

  18. Ben Nguyen

    There's always incredible finds at the 99 Cents only (or Dollar Tree) stores.. unfortunately some items don't restock.. perhaps it's limited because they buy-out remaining/old stock?

    Some of my regulars:

    Frozen Fruits:
    Winding River Farms frozen blueberries
    Jennifers Garden mango chunks (dollar tree)
    Jennifers Garden tropical sun-ripened frozen blend (papaya, pineapple, mango, banana)
    TJ Farms Select frozen strawberries
    Dole frozen ( honey lime ) pineapple
    Stahl Bush Farm frozen 'Healthy Berry Blend' (with the hard-to-find 'Black Raspberries'!)

    Frozen Meals:
    Saffron Road frozen Chicken Masala with Basmati Rice
    Jimmy Dean frozen Chorizo Breakfast Bowl
    Fast Bites frozen Sausage Cheese Biscuit

    Refrigerated:
    Farmer John's Braunschweiger (pate)
    Yoplait Oui yogurt (2 or 4 for a $1)

    Pantry:
    Tempt Living Harvest Coconut Hempmilk
    Sliced canned olives
    Campbell Home-Style Clam Chowder + Polar Minced (canned) clams
    Condiments/Spices (Himalayan pink sea salt, Thyme, Sage, Cilantro, Nutmeg, Oregano, Rosemary, etc)
    Batteries

    Snacks:
    Lil Dutch Maid Almond Windmill cookies (tastes like Biscoff!)
    Lil Dutch Maid Coconut cookies
    Pizzeti Grana Padano And Tomato

    'Fresh':
    Fruits & Vegetables: Watercress, radishes, tomatoes, celery, Kiwi, shredded carrots, bag of mini cucumbers
    and my favorite:
    Pacific Spring Mix salad bag (Baby lettuces (Red/Green Romaine , Red/Green Oak Leaf, Lollo Rosa, Tango), Spinach, Mizuna, Arugula, Frisee, Radicchio, Tatsoi, Red Chard, Red Kale, Red Leaf, Red Mustard)

  21. Lori Brown

    I enjoyed your video. I am going to go to my dollar tree and see if they have any of these things.

  23. x y z

    Do they still sell stackable planters? I just bought one from set of 3 with a plate for $10. High quality though.

  24. Giovanni Romarate

    Can you pls send me vertucal garden pls at giovanni stephen romarate cantipla tabunan cebu city philiioine 6000 pls thank you

  25. vali audet

    If only these items could be purchased that inexpensively in Australia . That tower could cost $100+.

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