5 Dollar Store Garden Hacks That Will Save you Hundreds! 🌺 🍃🌼 (Plus one bonus hack!)

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With prices going up on everything, it's harder and harder to garden without breaking the bank. Here are 5 great hacks using items in the dollar store to imitate much more expensive items. I saved $517 with these hacks!
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@PatC. Месяц назад

I have another use for the wire basket. I put it inside a 5 gallon bucket, then shovel some compost into it, then shake it up and down inside the bucket to sift the compost. All the bigger pieces and sticks stay in the basket and the fine soil goes into the bucket.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Super idea!

@olajordan4270 Месяц назад

Genius

@monikakasprick8059 27 дней назад

Thanks 😅

@juliegogola4647 26 дней назад

iT ALL SEEMS TO BE OKAY.

@devin7703 24 дня назад

This is a great idea I will use this to sift my cheaper potting soil with what looks like small trees throughout!

@mistyann3321 23 дня назад

even cheaper than the cups are toilet paper rolls after you use the toilet paper. Start saving them now till the next growing season. You already paid for them :)

@tiff6264 14 дней назад

I just started doing this about two weeks ago!

@Sarahnotsayruh 12 дней назад

Do you them upright in a box? How do you keep the dirt from coming out the bottom?

@georgetteetourneaux3350 11 дней назад

@@Sarahnotsayruh I just put mine in a paper box and the roots will fill them and stablize the dirt enough to plant it- I cut them in half and I also use Paper towel rolls.

@catherinedaniels5524 11 дней назад

@@Sarahnotsayruh I saw a different video that suggests small cuts in the roll so you can then fold in to create a “bottom” to contain the soil. I’ve saved a bunch of rolls to give this a try.

@chrystal108reading4 14 часов назад

yes ....living in Europe here...I do the same..with the toilet paper rolls and also the longer ones from kitchenpapertowels (you get three out of one long paper roll..) and our Eggs also come in paper-mache-carbord-moulds..that are brilliant for seedlings in their early stages........another plus is that those paper rolls do not have paint or colour on it like the bought paper-cups... PIease,, could you tell me what BATHROOM-Cups are ?...We do not have those in Europe...when brushing our teeth we simply use an earthen or glas cup/mug for our mouth-hygiene .. everyone in the family has their own (it houses the toothbrush (non-electrical ;) ) The cups get put in the dishwasher from time to time.. no need to buy paper-cups for ONE USE ONLY and then chuck them away for Mother Earth to digest it... :) anyway...I was just wandering what they are used for...Also, I often wonder how mankind came to be manipulated like that...to forget that everything you need is provided for by your surroundings..if you care to look.....and you do not have to BUY things anew all the time.....I am glad people wake up..and remember how ancient civilizations..already had knowledge needed for a harmonious co-existence of man with Nature and the Planet..(like the terracotta pots and the watering system...which Commercepeople now try to sell us ...like it was GOLD....hahahah.. ;) ...I am all for : Upcycling, for creative solutions to build things out of the stuff you already have and for sharing your ideas freely...like here on this channel...all the best to us..everywhere..and lots of fun to be creative and find solutions that do not always involve buying new stuff and throwing old stuff away... :)

@MrsTLadd Месяц назад

That coco liner mulch is such a great idea! And the leftover circles you cut out are perfect for covering the drain holes on my bigger pots so the soil doesn't fall out. Double win!!

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Oh, what a great idea! I usually put a rock to cover most of the hole so it will drain water and not soil...but this is even better. Thanks!!

@terryulmer969 Месяц назад

I sterilized old thin used kitchen scrubbers that have the same consistency similar coconut coir to cover the holes in the bottom of my planting pots. I like to recycle things whenever possible.

@BH-gr2ds Месяц назад

I use a few layers of newspaper, or sale flyers, cut to size at the bottom of the pots.

@kathyley5661 Месяц назад

Great ideas! I already use acouple of them

@KathyHenson-oc2zb Месяц назад

I use coffee filters, but if you are buying these basket liners for mulch the part you cut off would work well.

@robertschmidt9296 29 дней назад

Dollar store hack videos don't have anything for me so I kept ignoring this one when it kept popping up in my feed. I finally decided to click it and it actually has some that I can use. It was worth the watch.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 29 дней назад

Glad it was helpful!

@jean1228 26 дней назад

True! I was thinking the same.

@Bea768 29 дней назад

I love how gracefully you explain things and how beautiful your way of expression is. It was a pleasure to watch.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 29 дней назад

Oh my goodness...thank you. :)

@monkeyrat2512 28 дней назад

To reduce/avoid soil loss from the holes at the bottom of flowerpots, I cut old clothes into small pieces, lay them inside the pot, and then add soil. This way, I reuse old fabric and keep the bottom of the pot clean. It works for pots with holes of any size.

@carolgladney9890 28 дней назад

Coffee afters, the brown ones, are great in pot bottoms. Keeps ants out, soil doesn't run out when I water

@Escapetothe8thConcession 27 дней назад

That's a great idea!

@jjperry3995 25 дней назад

I cut up shade cloth and use that.

@EtherealSunset 24 дня назад

What a great idea. I've been saving old t-shirts that have holes in, so are no good to donate. Most of the fabric is hole free, so I didn't want to throw them away. I didn't know what I wanted to use them for, but this might be a good use.

@KatarinaS. 21 день назад

@EtherealSunset if beyond use as work shirts for messy projects, they make good rags, to mop up spills that could stain like wine, for dusting, my mom used to wrap them around old mopheads for catching dustbunnies under furniture on hardwood floors, cutting into strips and making rag rugs, pet beds, or other crafts.

@daniellevalliere5097 20 дней назад

I use the baskets as a compost bin in each bed. I have 5 4X12 beds and so I put 2 baskets per bed. The worms love it so much! As I fill my kitchen bin, I dump it in 1 basket then the next bin would go into the next basket and so on. I don't have room for compost bins.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 18 дней назад

That's a great idea! I like how the worms and beneficial bugs can get in, but those other pests wouldn't have easy access!

@teresasuderman2199 Месяц назад

The mesh garbage can is genius. I'm going shopping tomorrow for sure

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

I saw one of our wild rabbits eyeing it tonight--no tulips for you! LOL

@Ash-fd8ww Месяц назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession I still cant believe you can find multiple listings for what is essentially a upside down mesh waste paper bucket on Etsy for $75....

@TMYPiscesSunandMoonRising5548 Месяц назад

Too funny. Gotta get creative keeping wild life out. 😂😂@Escapetothe8thConcession

@shelbydonaldson5862 28 дней назад

thats what caught my eye and made me cluck!! [edit: click! lol but sounded so funny leaving it in 😂] i was like 😮 why didn't i think of that! wonder what else shes got ideas on!

@patriceconley7291 Месяц назад

Toilet paper center supports work well for starter plants.

@gardengrrlWendy 29 дней назад

these are really smart hacks! I wanted to share that I save the green plastic strawberry baskets to protect my sunflower seeds when I direct sow them, so the birds don't dig them up and eat them.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 29 дней назад

That's great way to reuse them. I have some hanging around somewhere and also have trouble protecting my sunflower seeds until they can sprout. Thanks!

@CharlieB.- 25 дней назад

You could also use wire metal coat hangers (cut them with wire cutters) bend them and use them as garden staples to hold your wire trash baskets in place❤.

@eagleinflight777 28 дней назад

The wire baskets are also good to bury about 90% in the ground, put shredded cardboard in bottom, worms on top of that, than cover with food scraps. The worms wil give you free castings. When the food scraps get low, just add more. Constant fertilizer.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 28 дней назад

Great idea!

@jackieburnett6881 20 дней назад

Great idea

@dinahquillen9380 18 дней назад

Perfect.

@LLjean-qz7sb Месяц назад

If you put a ping pong ball on the end of a bamboo stick( thin), push stick into ball and seal it on with silicone. Put it in your dry ohya(?) before you put it together and make sure it sticks out of your fill tube to act as a float to let you know when you are running low on water! Make a line on the stick when it is empty and another line on the stick when you fill it with water! The ball will allow it to float up and down depending on the amount of water in your jug! Just a thought! Dollar stores have the bamboo plant sticks( won't rot in water like wood)and the ping pong balls( or you could use a small, red and white fishing bobber instead)!

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

That's ingenious!

@gailoreilly1516 29 дней назад

What an idea ! Thanks!

@pamelaspooner7183 25 дней назад

That’s spelled olla

@LLjean-qz7sb 25 дней назад

@@pamelaspooner7183 Thank you!

@eveny119 11 дней назад

A cork would probably work as well (no ping pong balls were hurt in this hack suggestion).🤕

@joyfullone7937 18 дней назад

On the tomato cage’s, never lay them down on their sides. I had an elderly cat walk into one and poked his eye 😢. What I do is keep them in the ground and put an empty plastic planter in it and place my gardening tools inside when I’m working in the garden. It keeps my tools up off the ground and nearby. I’m always looking for good ideas and I love what you’ve done with yours.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 18 дней назад

Good reminder! Safety first. :)

@CottageontheCorner 29 дней назад

Those wire trash cans are something I use but epic gardening sells them for so much money. Another thing I like to use from Dollar Tree is there mesh laundry bags… I put them over my tomato cages and pepper cages.

@denisepigarelli6300 18 дней назад

They work great to keep cabbage butterflies off broccoli plants, too

@rhondapelletier2141 16 дней назад

Me too

@Sarahnotsayruh 12 дней назад

Great idea!

@user-ss6po9ng9f Месяц назад

The baskets would be a good idea for strawberry plants to prevent the birds from eating them 🤔🤔

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Absolutely! I think the birds are already eyeing mine!

@katie7748 Месяц назад

Gosh yes! Or those mesh laundry bags, which is what I'll be trying this year, as mine are in those nifty stackable planters.

@gracerules2423 25 дней назад

Yes, and the little squirrel 🐿️ thieves too. My squirrels ate holes right through the plant netting last year leaving red fruit stains. They are determined. Can’t wait to try these wire baskets. I hope I can get some before the rabbits eat my tulips. Thank you for the idea.

@colleenmckinlay2916 23 дня назад

Just found you channel and so glad that I did. So many great ideas for so much cheaper. Definitely off to Dollarama for some of those coconut mats. Brilliant idea. I use them for my baskets but your idea is perfect for my roses. Also those wire baskets and tomato cages….love it!! As a fellow Canadian I am so happy to now follow your videos. I live in the Vancouver area….zone 8b. Thank you for a very informative video. 🇨🇦🥰👍🏻

@margriet5004 29 дней назад

I use egg cartons to start my plants. Holds the water and it’s free and when done we burn the cartons in the woodstove 💜

@briv_turnin_burnin1886 25 дней назад

This is brilliant too!

@illinoisvideoatlarge8039 24 дня назад

I use eggshells Have lots of eggs daily

@marshawargo7238 15 дней назад

Biodegradable & could be planted as well

@charlotteamodeo3031 Месяц назад

I have also used the garbage cans for the same thing as you. They also work nicely for drying out potatoes and onions in the fall. I save used coffee/soda cups to plant my tomatoes /peppers in. I like the idea of the those coco liners to use around plants and I may try a few of those. I save the larger water bottles/soda bottles, with the bottoms cut off for cloches and then when not needed for a cloch I turn them upside down and partically bury bury them to add water to. There is so many things that are recyclable that can be repurposed for garden use. I wish I could avoid the plastics but, it's almost impossible these days.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

I love how much you recycle!! And yes, it is virtually impossible to completely be plastic free.

@charlotteamodeo3031 19 дней назад

I was just thinking that those wire baskets would also work well for hosing some dirt off of the veggies before bringing them into the Kitchen too.

@opheliahamlet3508 9 дней назад

I like your version of the Oya better. It's nicer looking too even though it's not going to be seen

@lovelight9164 Месяц назад

I have been using the trash cans for the last several years too. To keep bunnies from munching my hostas and to save my plants from my dogs that love to run through my beds. I love them.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Those darn bunnies have never gone after my hostas, thank goodness. They're probably too full of tulip leaves! LOL

@traceybennett8053 28 дней назад

GENIUS THANK YOU! (says while grabbing purse to run to the Dollar store)😅

@bettyadkisson1681 Месяц назад

You save even more money buy using your older clothes hangers and wire 2 together covered with sheer curtains and use hula hoop covered with sheer curtains it saves your strawberries for sure. I buy the sheer curtains at yard sales less then $3.00 each and curtains when its frost season. Or table cloths.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Great ideas!

@Aleutian_Eagle 29 дней назад

They might work good as tressises too! I like this video. Thank you so muck for these dollar hacks and to the idea of wire hangers

@illinoisvideoatlarge8039 24 дня назад

Thrift store bed sheets or mattress pads

@rhondapelletier2141 16 дней назад

Me too

@e.a.c.226 9 дней назад

Love to see a picture of this hack.

@eveny119 11 дней назад

Funny you ended with the garden cloches; I buy those same wire baskets for pests but also make mini greenhouses out of them by slipping a plastic bag (recycled) over them to protect from cold snaps. They're also great for storing potatoes and onions in the house. And I made an egg collecting basket out of one for a friend of mine, with a pocketed cloth liner and a handle. -As far as using cups for planters, a no cost method, use cups first then rinse and recycle into planters.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 10 дней назад

Great idea to get a second use out of them!

@kaylajanehayes 24 дня назад

I am so loving the Nature background noise!! It must be so relaxing to sit and listen to such beauty! Thank you for the Hacks and nature sounds!

@Escapetothe8thConcession 24 дня назад

It really is! I fall asleep to the sound of the spring peepers calling. :)

@Sergeant-of-the-crossing-guard Месяц назад

I’ve used tomato cages as trellises for many years but I could never figure out how to finish off the top, aside from wiring all three wires together. Thank you for showing your “2 bends-1 straight” trick and topping them with a drawer pull! Bravo, and thanks 🥰

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Glad to help!

@meanqkie2240 29 дней назад

If you have gopher problems, you can bury the mesh basket mostly in the ground to protect the roots.

@dino0228 17 дней назад

Ingenious!!

@meanqkie2240 17 дней назад

@@dino0228 I stole the idea from yootooberz. 😁

@CFAweiss 23 дня назад

Save your TP rolls for starting seeds and save some money that way.

@SpicyJamCam 28 дней назад

I love how she speaks❤

@illuminate2140 Месяц назад

I just got a mesh basket to use as a soil strainer to get grass roots out. I have to go get more now that I know how versatile they are!

@flowerchild5674 29 дней назад

I love those flat cocoa mats. I've never seen them here in my stores.

@BathtubMary 23 дня назад

Coco liner from the dollar store as mulch? Girlfriend you are an unstoppable good idea machine!!! Thank you!

@BathtubMary 23 дня назад

I just joined because every idea is soooo good and inexpensive...lol...tomato cages upside down! I love this!!!

@hc3021 Месяц назад

These are all such great ideas! I’m definitely going to go grab some of those wastebaskets. I’ll see if I can find cheap drawer knobs with screws; you can add them to the top centre of those wastebaskets to have a button handle.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

That's a great idea to make handling them easier.

@jodibraun6383 Месяц назад

So happy to find another Ontario gardening channel! 😊 Thanks for all the ideas!!! Great stuff!

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

So nice of you

@kristinebrousseau8626 26 дней назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession Waves to you neighbor from here in Motown Detroit, Enjoy this beautiful weather! Love your channel

@msbush1974 5 дней назад

One of the best shows I have seen lately!

@Escapetothe8thConcession 5 дней назад

Thank you so much!

@Ash-fd8ww Месяц назад

Wonderful tips, tysm! I try not to use plastic, but I have reused and still continue to use every plastic pot or cell I've ever received with any transplants since 2010. The black plastic pots and number 5 plastics last nearly forever in the sun, so I try not to throw away what I can.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Good on you! It's really all we can do--reusing the plastic we can't avoid. I also have several of the square pots from buying plants at the garden centre. Some places take them back and replant in them, so I do that where I can.

@Ash-fd8ww Месяц назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession I have tried to do this, but have since opted to doing it myself since, shockingly, some said they'd just throw them away because the nurseries near me DONT GROW any of their own starts anymore! (they did a very long time ago, but as years go by they became more orange-box-store adjacent)

@betterstill100 Месяц назад

I love your ideas. Not tacky!

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

There is one nursery near us that is committed to native plants and sustainable growing practices, so they take some. But you're right, commercial nurseries or big box stores aren't interested. And worse than that, although we have a really great recycling program in our area, for some reason they can't take black plastic. So frustrating.

@bhalliwell2191 24 дня назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession Apparently the recycling centers use a kind of sensor in the sorting of materials, and it simply can't "read" black plastic: for the sensor, black plastic simply doesn't exist! Thanks so much for this video! I'd never have thought of using drawer pulls or door knobs to top off tomato cages used upside down, not on my own. But what a fabulous idea! I have to give that one a try. Like you, we try to avoid plastic when we can, or re-use a plastic item to the greatest extent possible, but there is certainly a lot of plastic to be avoided or re-used. Thanks again for a motivating and encouraging video!

@bettyadkisson1681 Месяц назад

Went too the $1.00 area at my Dollar General store and got plastic bowls large and medium for $1.00 each plus you can melt holes for drainage too

@moonbladem 22 дня назад

Very helpful hints to save money. Thanks! 👍 Over here in the United States, our Dollar Trees do sell plastic cloches that have an adjustable opening on top to control how much rain gets in.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 22 дня назад

I've tried them, but I didn't find they held the heat in as much.

@lynetteeades9010 День назад

Liked your diy gardening. The dot tomatoe cages with solar lights on top would look nice at night. Thanks for sharing 🙂

@Escapetothe8thConcession День назад

Great idea!!

@jzippel4346 18 дней назад

I also LOVE the waste paper basket cloches!! Definitely need to try that.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 15 дней назад

It's so good! I just uncovered my tulips today and they are blooming. I'll take some footage tomorrow.

@maureengee364 12 дней назад

Great job never thought of the liners for around the plants. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Zone 3.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 12 дней назад

You are so welcome! Zone 3--quite a challenge to garden in. :)

@robbiem1976 10 дней назад

So would the liners be good around the base of tomato plants too?

@rockymountain0 Месяц назад

Colored/printed paper cups have ink that leaches into soil and most have some sort of wax mixed in with the paper otherwise the paper cup would leak easily and collapse. Just a caution to make sure they are made of paper that isn't going to leach chemicals into the soil that your plant roots will be soaking up, mainly for veggies your going to eat.

@poollife777 29 дней назад

Yeah and they're covered in wax.

@shirleytruett7319 29 дней назад

That's exactly what I was thinking

@judylackey5949 Месяц назад

I’m using the exact wire baskets for cloches, they work great.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

True! It's such a nice feeling to know my plants are safe from nibblers.

@davidnation8897 Месяц назад

I use these baskets for underground use to keep moles out.Works great for blueberries,tulips,or any plant moles might damage.Have had these in the ground for 3 years now,plants get a chance to get well established.Instead of buying paper cups I use toilet paper rolls,4 one inch cuts makes a planting tube so cut worms dont even know there is a plant there,just fill up rest of tube will soil mix and plant in the ground leaving 2 inches above ground.Works great for green beans or peas.Please pass this info to Natalie...THANKYOU,and have a great growing season.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

@davidnation8897 Putting the wire baskets underground is a great idea! Especially for my tulip bulbs which tend to be a treat for the voles and moles over the winter! Thanks for the tip!

@loves2spin2 23 дня назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession We have a terrible problem with voles eating our potatoes and sweet potatoes late in the season. I have spend a lot of repellants, but it did nothing. We've also put out mouse traps. I wish there was a way to win. This year I just plan to dig earlier in hopes of getting more undamaged tubers.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 23 дня назад

@@loves2spin2 I had the same problem with my potatoes in the ground. Almost every one was bitten. Now I use those felt planters (also from the dollar store) for my potatoes and they are great! No free lunch for anyone and the potatoes are easily harvested.

@dutchgram3799 25 дней назад

A number of years ago I bought several waste baskets (similar to the dollar store ones, but far more $) one day I went into the dollar store and saw a new item, the baskets. I want to buy all they had on the shelf but I didnt. Every year now I buy one of two. They work great for the garden. Thank you for sharing the idea of glass bowls from thrift stores. I never thought of that. I of course donated several ago when we no longer had all the company we use to have. lol

@Escapetothe8thConcession 25 дней назад

The glass cloches are one of my favourite garden tools. I can extend my lettuce by about a month on either end of the gardening season!

@noneavailable9121 19 дней назад

I've found several large glass domes (some even have glass knobs!) at thrift stores lately. People are apparently cycling out of 'faux-farmhouse' decor and getting rid of cheese trays. 🤣... I snap up every one I find!

@SusanLand 2 дня назад

I've heard that you can bury those waste baskets in the ground and plant your tulips in them, and then the gophers can't get at the bulbs. Haven't tried it myself yet, though.

@annienewman8312 Месяц назад

i used those baskets last year to keep the squirrels from digging and ruining my bulbs. i just used sticks to keep them in the ground.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

We have both grey and red squirrels here. I think the red ones are even peskier!

@runawaybride2629 22 дня назад

I just got the 40 cardboard cups for £2.99 at Aldi UK. I can't believe they cost so much in the US!

@jamesscherping2461 9 дней назад

Dollar Tree in the US has plastic cloches with a vent for 1.25/each. They can be ordered online via DT also. We have also used DT clothes baskets to discourage critters. Love the wire tomato cages, will double them up for new tree protection.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 9 дней назад

I love the idea of new tree protection with the wire cages. We have a lot of deer pressure on our plants here and this could help! Thanks!

@44beamish Месяц назад

Thank you for all the good advice , I use 5 gallon water bottles which I get at recycling that have a crack or defect. I cut the whole bottom outa they make great cloches . Recycling has many good things for gardeners . I do really love or mesh waste baskets and will be looking for some of them . I have a deer problem with them eating my crocuses and tulips every spring . Now I have plastic mesh fencing over them held up like a long tent with 18 inches wood stakes every 4 feet .

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

The deer around here seem to like my Rose of Sharon bushes. I have to cover them with chicken wire over the winter.

@loves2spin2 23 дня назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession I have put out chunks of "Irish Spring" soap and it seems to keep the deer away.

@alicecowan3499 Месяц назад

A small fish bowl would work too! I loved all your info. Thank you ❤❤❤

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Great idea!!

@peggymacmichael9788 23 дня назад

Thank you. So happy to see that someone else loves a great deal.

@joywhitley3141 26 дней назад

You are just brilliant!!❤

@Nahtassja 4 дня назад

Great advice! I use leftover chopsticks for plant staples. Works like a charm!

@jojow8416 Месяц назад

Thank God for putting your channel in my feed. I LOVE your channel and will have lots of fun spending my evenings watching all your postings. Thank you and God Bless you for sharing your creativity and frugality.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Wow, thank you!

@mrsbinkbonk 24 дня назад

Great ideas! Especially the coir liners. Opened up a world of ideas for me!

@wyominghome4857 Месяц назад

My Family Dollar Store doesn't stock all of these, so I will have to explore the other dollar stores, but what great ideas!

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Thanks! I had to hunt at a couple of different ones, too.

@sheenaolson9764 Месяц назад

You can order online.

@belindarosenheim2322 26 дней назад

🤩Those easy peasy Walmart raised beds!!

@karenboyle1607 28 дней назад

Wonderful tips! Thank you, I’m going to the dollar store tomorrow!

@jlseagull2.060 Месяц назад

I really like that teepee idea. Will copy and use in my garden this season🙏

@monkeyrat2512 28 дней назад

👍Such clever ideas! 🍀Thank you for sharing.😊

@jodivanmeter6345 29 дней назад

Great video! I love the frogs too!

@sylviastevenson3199 28 дней назад

Loved the pot liner tip!!!

@Escapetothe8thConcession 28 дней назад

So glad!

@lindaanderson279 Месяц назад

I have a gardener’s journal and your tips are going in it . Thanks so much .🥰🥰🥰

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Wonderful!

@karolynlove2796 2 дня назад

New to your channel and I so appreciate all your wonderful tips, not only on saving lots, but such great ideas for our gardens!! Thank you so much for this video and I am so happy to have found you and will continue to follow!!

@poppyd434 3 дня назад

You are awesome!! So glad I just found you ❤

@PlowAndPantryHomestead 24 дня назад

I've never seen the coco coir tree mats. Great idea!

@minervaway5542 Месяц назад

Awesome ideas. I love, love the trellis made from the tomato cages!!!

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Thanks so much! 😊

@melodymedlock160 13 дней назад

I loved this video. Thanks for sharing the great information.

@suravijoshi758 Месяц назад

Thank you! Great ideas!

@rebeccadees2300 Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing your video!

@Home_Gardening_with_AnQuisha Месяц назад

So awesome! 😊I found the coconut coir baskets at Dollar Tree! I’m going to get more for my strawberries 🍓 and herbs 🌿

@gailoreilly1516 29 дней назад

Great ideas !!!!! I will stock up on those mats that you put around the plants. I can't do much weed pulling anymore so whatever I can do to stop weeds, I will do.

@kcarrot2002 23 часа назад

In the US our dollar tree stores sell garden cloches,they are plastic and they have a vent on the top. They can be reused year after year

@ShantePorter 23 дня назад

That was great! And I’m just gardening on my patio!!!!

@Escapetothe8thConcession 23 дня назад

Thank you!

@nomadnana5565 18 дней назад

So glad I found you. Truly appreciate your help and sharing your wonderful ideas and hacks. 🎉❤

@Escapetothe8thConcession 18 дней назад

You are so welcome!

@eunicechung1843 16 дней назад

So many great ideas, thank you, ❤

@ala2la 22 дня назад

I start my plants in paper cups as well.

@user-eo2oe3wm3t 28 дней назад

Very cleaver use of common items GREAT JOB

@Escapetothe8thConcession 27 дней назад

Thank you!

@christinespierling5952 Месяц назад

Thank you so much! I've never heard of underground watering system you presented. Definitely doing that one and the garbage cans.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@kristabelllee1968 Месяц назад

I can't thank you enough for all of your tips that are so useful. I will definitely use them all. God bless you❤

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Thank you!

@wordbird8928 Месяц назад

Awesome information! Thanks for sharing. 😊

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@tammynevil7852 24 дня назад

love those ideas

@gwanma Месяц назад

Love listening to you. Thanks for all the great ideas

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

You are so welcome!

@jackieburnett6881 20 дней назад

Loved all the tips! Ty to all her followers who also gave wonderful feedback with all the great tips!!!

@Escapetothe8thConcession 20 дней назад

Agreed! Lot's of great comments!

@aphillips5376 Месяц назад

Made my own oyas last year. They work great!!! I also bought some; both work just as well.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Very cool!

@sheenaolson9764 Месяц назад

How cool! How did you make them?

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

@@sheenaolson9764 Here's the video where I make one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--kbT6DSNIDg.html :)

@sheenaolson9764 Месяц назад

@@Escapetothe8thConcession thanks for sharing the link! 💖

@pamelaspooner7183 25 дней назад

FYI, it’s spelled ollas. Double L is pronounced Y in Spanish so great job on pronunciation!

@HedgehogsHomestead 28 дней назад

Thank you so much for the awesome fines at the dollar store. God bless you and you have an amazing day.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 28 дней назад

Thanks so much

@carolthomas770 27 дней назад

Great ideas! Love your garden. Wood frogs are singing away.🐸

@Escapetothe8thConcession 27 дней назад

Yes they are! And now the spring peepers have joined in and I fall asleep to their peeping. :)

@Tracer3 28 дней назад

Well Done. Great Ideas. Ty.

@jonathanwilson4949 Месяц назад

Thank you for the valuable tips. You are so sweet.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

You are so welcome!

@mjcechman 28 дней назад

I just found your channel! I love finding cheaper ways to get things done!❤ Thank you! Love your style too!❤

@Escapetothe8thConcession 28 дней назад

Yay! Thank you!

@EtherealSunset 24 дня назад

Great ideas. Thank you.

@maryk1668 19 дней назад

Love those baskets! I bought 15 at my Dollar tree last week. No staples there so had to go to hardware store and Amazon. Still a great savings and worth it to save my plants. They also do not look tacky. Didn’t get them early enough as bunnies got to some of my tulips😩.

@Escapetothe8thConcession 18 дней назад

Those darn rabbits! They got some of my tulips as the first came up, but I think the baskets saved them. In fact, my pink tulips are flowering now. I'll grab some video tomorrow (if the rain lets up!)

@Timetravel1111 Месяц назад

5:48 yes 🙌🏼 wonderful thumbs up 👍 that you try to avoid plastic! And know it’s important.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

It certainly is a battle.

@user-ml7wb6es4c Месяц назад

Thank you for all the great tips.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

You are so welcome!

@rcar9115 28 дней назад

You have wonderful ideas! I'm going to try several of the things that you mentioned. I found another hack last year for cloches and it worked very well. Dollar General sells large plastic party bowls (clear) that work great in this way. You can drill small holes in the top as well to let the hot air escape.

@januarymelody8511 Месяц назад

Great tips! Love the tomato cage obelisk. Definitely going to make some.

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

I hope to be planting around mine as soon as this heavy rain ends!

@BlushingRoseDiaries Месяц назад

Great hacks! It’s crazy how much they charge for those “critter cages” although they look exactly like wire waste baskets lol

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

I know! Especially as it seems someone is selling wastepaper baskets as wire cloches!

@reginablue7954 Месяц назад

I’m so glad I clicked on your video! Each of these ideas are great, thank you 😊

@Escapetothe8thConcession Месяц назад

Thanks so much. :)

@madelinekimbro2440 29 дней назад

Hello from Texas! These are great ideas!!!!! I am going to the dollar store today to see what I can find. Have a blessed day and thanks for sharing your ideas!!!

@Escapetothe8thConcession 29 дней назад

Thank you! You too!