Portable Container Herb Garden – Container Gardening Made Easy

29 Comments

1. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   Oh, I'll be paying for them. LOL I stole them from the rock garden. Shhh!

2. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   thanks!

3. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   thank you!

4. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   I hope so. 🙂

5. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   You're welcome!

6. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   That's the way I like it. 🙂

7. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   I've seen you find good uses for things like this too. Thanks Geza.

8. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   We're hoping to have fresh herbs because it is nice using fresh.

9. MiWilderness 11 years ago

   throw it on your back and off to the woods you go. 🙂 It's a bit heavy now, but can still be drug around the yard to get more sun and such.

10. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Hopefully it works for the herbs I'm intending to plant in it.

11. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    That would have been a good idea. I was a bit concerned about using the big rocks, but think over time the garden soil will settle and fill in the cracks without plugging up the holes. It's a pretty coarse soil with lots of gravel in it.

12. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    The handles definitely help. Thanks!

13. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Thanks!

14. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Thank you, And God Bless too.

15. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    You're welcome!

16. Lois Laney 11 years ago

    Great Idea!!

17. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    thanks!

18. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Once the plants get going I'll probably mulch it with straw or something. I'm hoping it will hold moisture as that's usually the problem I have with container gardens, they just require too much water.

19. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Thanks! 🙂

20. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    That's right! Free is the only way I can go. I've got too much in lights, seeds, and seed trays to do anything else. 🙂

21. Joel Bragg 11 years ago

    Love the fact that you don't go out and buy the latest greatest items. We all need to learn to use what we have lying about. Keep up the good work!

22. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Thanks, yeah, I try to avoid buying stuff if at all possible. Doesn't always work though, sometimes I have to break out the billfold. LOL

23. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Man, it's snowing here today and in the low 30's. I had my plants out yesterday getting some fresh air and hardening them off a bit. If I put them out today they'd be hard, frozen that is. lol

24. truthdefender54 11 years ago

    59 years old and loving new ideas.
    Simple formula for plants; roots love water but hate being soggy, figure out the right sunlight needs for you plants, don't over feed, don't under feed…let worms do most of your soil tilling, and never believe anyone who says it can't be done. One other thing, there's no such thing as TOO MUCH organic material.
    MiWilderness has to mean you're in Michigan….keep up the good work and try anything at least once if it makes a tiny bit of sense. 🙂

25. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Makes perfect sense. Nice thing about gardening is you can try a lot of different things in a season. If it works keep it, if it don't pitch it. 🙂 Yep, I'm in Michigan. Thanks!

26. nailswithyvette 11 years ago

    Great ideal, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to doing this this year and to see an updated video on how yours worked out for ya.

27. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    I hope to give some updates on the progress of the container gardens. I've planted two different containers now and hoping for he best. 🙂

28. Freedom Bushcraft 11 years ago

    Pretty cool Man.

29. MiWilderness 11 years ago

    Thanks allen, they're coming along nicely too.