10 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Starting a New Vegetable Garden
10 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Starting a New Vegetable Garden
Growing a garden is equal parts challenging, rewarding, mystifying and uplifting. There’s a lot to learn, but we’re here to help.
Don’t make the same mistakes we did!
In this short video we’ll share our top 10 tips to help you grow a successful garden.
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Omg. He seems extremely friendly. Just subscribed because you seem really nice and super happy.
I’m on waiting list for an allotment. I’m really looking forward it.
This is just superb, I’ve been looking for "organic garden plants" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried – Nonannah Hanulian Future – (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got cool results with it.
This should be taught in every school
If youre trying to do organic get some chickens in your veg garden to eat all the caterpillars that will surely arrive!
When I was an apprentice gardener, my boss started his 4th of July tomatoes February 20. Of course, as time goes by the tomatoes have to be transplanted to larger and larger pots. After they flower, each day just before lunch, I gave each tomato plant a good shake. This is so the self-pollinating plants will self-pollinate. Yes we had 4th of July tomatoes, but those poor plants were ‘spent’!
@1:23 Add manure…then 30 seconds later…. Hey I think i’ll cultivate with no gloves… 😲😨😳 lol..
You sound like the voice of that pottery throw down show.
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Did you mention bug control? They’re a big deal.
Don’t buy plants from Walmart or Michigan Bulb and Seed. Privet hedge turned out to be Siberian elm and beefsteak tomatoes cherry tomatoes.
Great video , got a new subscriber !! My tip is to grow potoatoes in buckets , I find it so much easier 👍👍👍
Great videos I have watched about six this morning, easy to follow and very informative thank you ☘️☘️
Radishes and spinach do better in full sun. Especially if you are starting them in cooler weather.
I appreciate the concise, educational video! I’m not the best student, but you’re advice really helped me in my first garden.
I am glad I found this video. Thank You for sharing !
what is the app you used?
great tips we are staring a farm with 10 acres of land in Kenya .
any advise will be welcome.
As long as Deer birds and my dogs don’t kill it I think I’ll be ok
Super video.
I have a plot out back that I will be planting in a year or so. It is about 50′ by 20′. It is now just some weeds and grass.
I do not wish to kill the weeds and grass with chemicals or by tilling. I will simply use plain garden soil and cardboard.
Question:
Should the cardboard be placed over the weeds and grass first and then the garden soil over the cardboard?
OR
should I place the garden soil over the weeds and grass first and then place the cardboard over the soil?
Thanks
what is the name of the planting program? or app?
Awesome! Your videos are rich with easy “how to do” 👍bravo. Usually when I cut fruits, after tasting the quality I keep the seeds, wash it, store it, once the seed is semi Dry, pot it in small containers/ paper cups with garden soil compost, then adequate 💦 water, they germinate in 3 to four days depending on the seed. After the saplings grow around 12 to 15 cm I plant them in to the garden. The saplings grow in pots (incubator, nursery) quick than directly in soil. That’s what I do with kitchen gardening. 🌿
I am a new gardener, who is limited to planting in pots on my patio. Do you have any advise to add for container gardeners? Please and thank you!
Hahaha notice how you got your missus to do all the tidy up work
This was great! I’m a newbie and the plant community is great!!
Yesterday I harvested the first salad from my brand new garden. #WIN
Love plants, great video aswell, need more rain these days
Where do I obtain your garden planner from?
Loved this video many thanks
Tip #11:
Don’t pour lots of water over the leaves of you tomato plants while watering it…
3:13
I’ve been living in the tropics for almost twenty-two years now so I have fruit growing of course papayas and bananas. But this is the first time I’m really trying to grow vegetables seriously it’s an adventure. I’ve grown squash but the other ones are a little bit more difficult to grow
I enjoyed watching this Video. As a beginner, this is very simple way to start up in a small garden!
My tip is to spend plenty of time getting rid of perennial weeds before starting your crops.
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Thank you. I’m just about to start my garden. My dad is a very good gardener. He gave me a tip. If you have a greenhouse burn a plastic bag on the middle of the floor close the door and leave it it will kill all insects and no nasty chemicals needed.
I found this well worth watching.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z56L8cq12s
My tip is grow as much as you can on in as little space as possible as you will have loss of food due to birds and pests.
If you start off small you have less to lose and will probably end up with nothing and you will probably not do it next year as you think it is a waste of time
Buy good quality tools. Spades and forks with steel shafts. Will save a lot of disappointment.
This is my first year growing fruit/veg and so far its going good. I have a large raised bed outside with carrots/3 strawberry plants/pea plants and spinach all growing great and my strawberries are nearly ready to be picked.
I also have 20 tomato seedlings 35 cayenne pepper seedlings and 30 spring onion seedlings all grown nice ready to be planted in another raised bed.
I also have a ghost chilli pepper plant in my spare room window that has a 10cm ish chilli growing.
Thank you for this great advice!
I’m planning on starting a garden this weekend and I’m apprehensive as it gets incredibly hot here in Miami.
Here’s hoping! ✨🌿👌🏼
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What organic mulch can you add around vegetables in the UK? I used dried cut grass as mulch will this lead to too much nitrogen when the grass breaks down? Please let me know.
Great video! Thank you so much for posting. We’re looking forward to watching more🙂
Hi how do I access the garden planer..???
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I’m just starting out, I mean JUST starting out. I’m building 3 beds (my first ever) in my backyard this weekend and seeds for leaf lettuce, carrots and broccoli are on the way to be planted as soon as they arrive. Wish me luck!
I enjoyed that video very much, thank you for the lessons – there are some i know i wished i’ve known already, but as you say, we can improve…
My tip is whatever you do… grow a vege garden because of poovid19 – you never know when the chinese will send another outbreak attack
A good watch…….yes, I’ve been gardening(ornamental and vegetable) for many many years but it’s great to see other’s takes on it.
That they sell veg in shops?!