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A Complete Guide to Vertical Gardening (On A Budget!) | Growing Food Made Simple 

Roots and Refuge Farm
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So many people dismiss growing vertically in their garden assuming it isn't worth the cost or effort. Today I'm telling you, from my experience, the many benefits of vertical gardening, how to do it cheaply, and what you can grow!
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@jordanholt5433
@jordanholt5433 4 года назад
What I love most is that you don't assume that every person has your ability to bring a large panel home, afford this or that. You bring it down to a level for almost everyone and that's great. Gardening should be for all of us. Thanks for the great video. Your garden is lovely!
@lorenamack9054
@lorenamack9054 2 года назад
Yes I absolutely love her considerations no one breaks it down like this. Gardening should be for everyone!
@jjanel1984
@jjanel1984 2 года назад
I mean true... but there are delivery services
@chadgreene6869
@chadgreene6869 2 года назад
She did show a roll of wire and suggested using T posts to support it.
@lindaharman866
@lindaharman866 Год назад
Thank you so much for the video on vertical gardening . I have a limited space and I am a novice gardener so your video was an absolute godsend for me . I am still learning but I find your videos to be so helpful thank you for taking the time to do them
@sandyhunter3040
@sandyhunter3040 Год назад
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@elizabethfoss3248
@elizabethfoss3248 3 года назад
You will never know the amount of stress you've saved me. I'm trying to grow all sorts of edibles in a 3'x8' space with no money, experience, or guidance. They said it wasn't possible, but I did it! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
@Gibberish.s
@Gibberish.s 3 года назад
What did you grow?! 😊
@moriahhilburn2577
@moriahhilburn2577 2 года назад
Lovely!
@gabriellegermain3266
@gabriellegermain3266 2 года назад
Same! 4x10 here, and I sucessfully grew tomatoes, cucumber, green beans, bell peppers, carrots, beets, coriander and butternut squash! Ok the squash kinda went crazy and is clearly out of the garden, but still! Try some bamboo sticks and regular cotton thread. You can create good support for cucumbers that way 😊 How did your garden go this year? What did you plant?
@HellenaHanbasquet
@HellenaHanbasquet 2 года назад
This makes me happy! I learned to grow vertically on a 5x8 apartment balcony. It's looking like growing your own food is going to be a necessity in the coming months. Wishing you the best!
@elizabethfoss3248
@elizabethfoss3248 2 года назад
It didn't go very well last summer because it was so hot, but the summer before I grew strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and acorn squash though they didn't get very big.
@jordannoble1082
@jordannoble1082 3 года назад
I started watching this thinking “It’s pretty long, I’ll just watch it for a minute or so...” Then I got so captivated by your beautiful plants and thorough, thoughtful information that I watched the whole thing! This was lovely and helpful, thanks!
@throngcleaver
@throngcleaver 2 года назад
That was the best 23 minutes of gardening education I've ever gotten. Thank you!
@brusombear3823
@brusombear3823 5 лет назад
the best part about this video is that you take us to home depot and show us what to buy thanks, great vid
@jackiefischer7439
@jackiefischer7439 4 года назад
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@bradydaniels8489
@bradydaniels8489 3 года назад
Amen, loved that!
@michellahatherill6804
@michellahatherill6804 5 лет назад
How could a 20 minute video be interesting? This is how. You did an amazing job. This is my first video of yours that i have seen and you can bet i will watch all of your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
@bettymulcahy4238
@bettymulcahy4238 4 года назад
Michella Hatherill movies
@m.g.d4721
@m.g.d4721 4 года назад
All of her videos are amazing! The first one I saw was so informative and real! 💚💕
@Noahsoak
@Noahsoak 4 года назад
Michella Hatherill exactly! I've just made chocolate cupcakes so of course, I'm eating cupcakes and watching! Lol
@christinedawson918
@christinedawson918 4 года назад
Yes I love that you are so practical with your advice. You give us many options along with their pros and cons. Thanks you and well done 👍
@pholliez
@pholliez 3 года назад
Watch her videos on tomatoes! Mine are doing so much better since I started following her method. She’s a natural presenter in all ways 😀
@fridomsnowbird5398
@fridomsnowbird5398 3 года назад
Hey Jesse, I know that this is an old video but you can also do a trellis in the "inground area " with a short section of a cattle panel attached to 2 fence post with the other side on the ground. ( like half of an A-frame). Face it so the high side faces the morning sun . Grow a vining crop like cucumbers or melons up the cattle panel and grow lettuce and spinach underneath. This technique allows me to grow both lettuce and spinach in the heat of the summer. I have also had success with cilantro using this type of trellis. Happy Gardening!
@amandamckown2335
@amandamckown2335 3 года назад
I'm a gardening beginner and this is hands down the most helpful and informative channel I've found. Thank you so much for these awesome videos!
@davidcamp5023
@davidcamp5023 5 лет назад
Let me take that back. You don't need a T.V. show. You're doing great just as you are.
@nicolemarie6112
@nicolemarie6112 5 лет назад
Thank you for all you guys do. I found your channel about 6 months ago when I had four raised beds I hadn’t used in two years because I’d been so unsuccessful and had 2 beautiful babies. Now my kids are 2 and 4 and they have their own boxes, I have 7 boxes, and just recently added 2 cattle panel arched trellises on Saturday. Everything is thriving and I always get complements on my garden now. I’m writing all this to say THANK YOU!!! You and Jeremiah have been the biggest influence in me restarting my garden. Thank you for using the gifts God gave you to not just spread your garden knowledge but also to spread God’s love. I pray you and your family are blessed beyond measure. Thank you for all the hard work you do and the love you give.
@BeaniByrd
@BeaniByrd 5 месяцев назад
AMEN!!!🙌
@avengerdragon
@avengerdragon 2 года назад
This was the first video I watched of yours. It is so glorious to remember your Arkansas garden in the middle of winter and while you’re building a brand new one in the Carolinas. I haven’t missed a single video in 2 years! This video was the beginning of it. Thank you for your continued growth and for bringing us along!
@ralsharp6013
@ralsharp6013 Год назад
So good. Enjoyed reading your comment Megan
@TheRoadprincess
@TheRoadprincess 2 года назад
When I was a kid, I remember being shown how to use the library to find things. I felt like I had just been given the backbone of my education. That’s how it feels listening to your videos. You give so much useable information, but you also remind us how to think! We are so lucky! And so are your kids! Thank you!
@Rootedandreaching
@Rootedandreaching 5 лет назад
You are changing the way people look at organic gardening. Thank you so much, on behalf of the planet. 😊
@bubbysbub
@bubbysbub 5 лет назад
Another reason for growing up: it can do double duty as shade in the hot months! We've built our main trellising to shade out the eastern side of the house, where most of the bedrooms are, to give us some relief from the excessive Aussie heat here during summer- a great space to let summer chokos, snake beans, passionfruit, and tomatoes go as far up as they want, and we benefit hugely in many ways. I love getting multiple benefits from small investments!
@myralg
@myralg 4 года назад
Great idea!!!
@user-di6cn2ne7u
@user-di6cn2ne7u 4 года назад
Ha have plants growing upside out of hanging baskets for the same reason ! J planted sun lovers to block the hot summer sun from toasting out apartment
@coriray5131
@coriray5131 4 года назад
Your videos help me so much. I was raised on a farm and I loved helping my parents and neighbors with their gardens. Fast forward 30 years and I am trying to garden again because I now have a country home with a lot of land. I have some spine problems so the kind of gardens I can plant are limited now. I found your channel, by chance, and like I said, your videos have helped my tremendously! I am learning a lot. And I agree with the person that said you should have your own T.V. Show. You are very down to earth and have a wealth of knowledge about plants.
@jennifersuzanne5678
@jennifersuzanne5678 2 года назад
Jess did the work to make a huge garden and then people started contributing to it. "Build it and they will come" took on a whole new meaning for me today. Amazing
@davidcamp5023
@davidcamp5023 5 лет назад
YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR OWN T.V. SHOW! You are GREAT!
@jesuschristislordoflordsan427
@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 5 лет назад
its the evil ones who are applauded in the damned television
@jesuschristislordoflordsan427
@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 5 лет назад
fuck off with your "nice comments"
@littlehouseintherockies248
@littlehouseintherockies248 5 лет назад
@@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 WOW... That's all I can say. Enjoy your day
@littlehouseintherockies248
@littlehouseintherockies248 5 лет назад
@@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 I don't endorse any TV, but I believe kindness is a Fruit of the Spirit. What you said to me did not represent Christ. Anyway, I'm not out to argue. I appreciate learning from other homesteaders. That's why I'm here
@jesuschristislordoflordsan427
@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 5 лет назад
Jesus Christ said: "In case one or the other poetically or philosophically inclined reader should take offense at some of Martin's talk as sounding too earthly, filthy and profane, let him realize that 'where there is a cadaver, the eagles flock together.' The human spirit is the same in his misery, be it on earth or in the beyond; only when purified will he also talk like a pure spirit. www.jakob-lorber.cc/index.php?s=BM0&l=en courage, brothers; My pupils, courage; I am with you every day; preach and defend My Word without any fear, proclaim My Name with zeal; remind the world that I am Holy; teach them to live holy; be gentle like I am gentle, have My patience and My Love; only a little while now, a very little while and the One you are waiting for will have come; I will come as Love, yes, Love shall return as Love in this wilderness; I shall fulfil the Promise soon; but, remember, My dear friends, what My prophets told you to expect at the end of Times; they told you that there are going to be great tribulations before this Coming and that the foundations of the earth will shake and a great tremor is to come; the sky will appear to you as though it is of an eternal darkness; never fear, though, for I will be by your side; I have marked your forehead with My Seal of Love; I bless you all, leaving My Sigh of Love on your forehead; Jesus Christ is My Name and I tell you: I love you eternally, be one; www.tlig.org/en/messages/540 1 John 3:18+ Little children, let us not love in word or speech but in deed and in truth. The end is coming. All these plans of all these people mean nothing. Only what your Lord Jehovah, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit say - is what is important! People do not understand that, because they do not know God. They have God in a box and they control the box. They control what their god does, does not do. What he can do. What he won’t do. They will be sadly mistaken when the God of the universe, the God of all destroys their box. prophecy.org.il/1658-prophecy/ Don’t, please don’t try to make the Bible something that it isn’t to justify what you want it to be. The Bible has the answers but you have to read it with an open Mind, open Heart. The minute you put our God in a box you’re lost. prophecy.org.il/0096-prophecy/
@upnorth1858
@upnorth1858 4 года назад
You had me at ‘hello my beautiful friends’- what a great way to start the day! As as a bonus, the content was excellent! Thanks
@angelaberni8873
@angelaberni8873 4 года назад
So much nicer Than the silly repetitive " hi guys". I just cannot stand that hi guys anymore and 99 percent of people seem to start their video's like that 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️
@diamantechica5201
@diamantechica5201 4 года назад
subscribed from this first video alone, and following hashtags on vertical gardening too on insta she is very educational glad i found this video
@ONEFREESPIRITED1
@ONEFREESPIRITED1 3 года назад
I literally said the exact same thing when I encouraged her to watch Jess! You know that she is just incredible, the way she can grab your attention, show so much heart and teach you in such an endearing way. I just love watching her. 😍
@denagarcia6628
@denagarcia6628 3 года назад
I found you a year ago and you have changed my life! I used cattle panels last year and did well. I am adding alot more this year. In fact I am building a greenhouse from them. It is not just the panels that make a difference. You are one of the most soothing people I have ever heard. Thank you for sharing your peace as well.
@geraldinemcguire1698
@geraldinemcguire1698 2 года назад
I love the concept of cattle panels..What I have been able to use successfully is five foot fencing leftover from perimeter fence job. Good for plants in pots . Make circle out of fencing and pots in in circle inside. Protects from chickens and plants climb up fencing. Tin snippers and hand tool to connect ends. Not hard for an 78 year old to do.
@lilmisspeace
@lilmisspeace 4 года назад
I took a single bed mattress from the curb during council clean up; I cut away all the material and padding to repurpose elsewhere and used the metal spring skeleton to hook to my fence as a trellis 😍 free and worths brilliantly!
@lemonielala3080
@lemonielala3080 4 года назад
I did that too! Then my husband had a flash of genius and suggested we cut the spring frame into strips lenghtwise (two springs wide) to make poles for climbing plants in stead of entire panels. So we did and put the strips on 3meter (9ft?) wooden posts painted in pastelly blues and they look so funny, like stacks of owls up a pole! 😂😂😂😂😂 But plants LOVE climbing up mattress springs, regardless of if they're used as panels or poles! The tomatoes pretty much supported themselves when the leaves grew into the springs. 👌👌👌
@TT-kg3li
@TT-kg3li 3 года назад
@@lemonielala3080 Can you post photos? I would love to see them.
@karenpoasa
@karenpoasa 3 года назад
@@lemonielala3080 do you have a pic? I'd love to see it. I want little owls in my garden!😁🌷🌱
@poppydavidson1262
@poppydavidson1262 2 года назад
That is a fab idea! Was it hard to do?
@BAYOUTOWNProductions
@BAYOUTOWNProductions 5 лет назад
We also use our fences as trellises. Anyway I can go up to maximize growing, we do it. I recycle T-shirts to make string. We use old things for trellises. I think it makes the garden interesting and artistic to try to repurpose whatever is available. We live on a cleared acre of 7 acres of forest. We use lighter pine (hard) as T-posts sometimes and we use sticks for ladders tying off with T-shirt string or cut plastic grocery bags into string. We had no money to start so we composted our leaves, sticks, and clippings plus kitchen waste and used that to grow in while utilizing the above to make the trellises. For raised beds, we used felled logs to border and pilled leaves inside to grow. There are all kinds of ways to get started on very little or no money at all.
@jackief54
@jackief54 5 лет назад
Leaves make excellent compost!!! :-)
@suzyvandyke
@suzyvandyke 5 лет назад
That is so inspiring!
@judygurnee9415
@judygurnee9415 4 года назад
Hello! I want to tell you that this video is a wonderful resource for the beginning gardener. You have a very engaging manner of presenting the information - and there is a LOT of good information in this video. I'm a Farm-to-Fork caterer with a 30-year history of sourcing local and regional products for my menus. This year, I plan to do a sizeable amount of the production myself. You make it look do-able. Thanks so much and best of continued good fortune!
@RootsandRefugeFarm
@RootsandRefugeFarm 4 года назад
Wow thank you!!
@norwester1935
@norwester1935 4 года назад
Roots and Refuge Farm Can you tell me the orientation of your beds. It looks like north/south. Obviously shading doesn’t seem to be an issue. Thanks
@karenanastasakis2543
@karenanastasakis2543 3 года назад
@@norwester1935 ,
@NarayaniBalakrishnan
@NarayaniBalakrishnan 3 года назад
@@norwester1935 Ive been searching for the same answer explained a little clearly!
@easheats6
@easheats6 4 года назад
Who else watching and learning gardening in 2020
@johnliberty3647
@johnliberty3647 4 года назад
I watch videos from this channel every day. She makes gardening fun.
@sylvieparbus9498
@sylvieparbus9498 4 года назад
Me lol
@maliapk544
@maliapk544 4 года назад
Who else has been lurking and wanting a garden for years but just never made the effort until 2020 👋 I've always wanted a fruit and vegetables garden but I legit kill all of my indoor house plants. I can take care of my mom's plants just fine but all of mine die.
@kristarogers6997
@kristarogers6997 4 года назад
First year growing veggies and trouble shoot watching all her videos❣️ She’s godsent these days🙏
@maliapk544
@maliapk544 4 года назад
@@kristarogers6997 same here!! I wish you good luck and a bountiful harvest 😊
@teebee1204
@teebee1204 5 лет назад
You are so smart and you throw off comments (e.g., pole beans are indeterminate and produce more,) that are so informative and I learn a lot from you! Thanks.
@sandralewis1689
@sandralewis1689 5 лет назад
Bamboo is a popular landscape plant and is great for making trellises and staking up plants. One of my favorite things as a kid was my Aunt's teepees that were covered with beans, peas, cukes, or melons. Lay in the cool shade with a book and munch fresh veggies! What a life.
@heavymechanic2
@heavymechanic2 5 лет назад
I read about earwigs nesting in bamboo and the damage they cause when their food supply is gone.
@jeangreenfield5993
@jeangreenfield5993 5 лет назад
heavymechanic2 earwigs are the organic gardener's friend, eat pests in the garden 👍👍💚
@randiruhn657
@randiruhn657 5 лет назад
I’d love to hear more about the teepee garden 😃
@mooster47
@mooster47 5 лет назад
Please do not encourage people to plant bamboo without mentioning that it's extremely invasive and hard to get rid of. It can quickly expand far beyond what someone may anticipate. If you want to grow it and have the space, that's fine, but read up first, and never plant it near a lot line where it will invade your neighbor's property.
@estheronajourneytocontentm1097
mooster47 Not a problem is you choose a non invasive bamboo - “Clumping bamboo "will not spread" it only springs new canes from within and around the base of the clump. Shorter and new shoots appear closer to the mother culms. This bamboo is fantastic for hedging, garden features and it also looks great in a decorative pot.”
@Petapan33
@Petapan33 3 года назад
How?!!! HOW do you know so much? Did you study or is it because you taught yourself, spoke to people and read books? It’s so incredible your wealth of information
@shirabarrett4501
@shirabarrett4501 3 года назад
Just thought I would share two alternative “trellis” ideas 1. Large shoe rack secured wit rebar posts and 2. wire cd case also secured with rebar.” Foun at Good Will for about $4.00 each Also found 2 spring mattresses set at side of road fo free “
@northshoregirl72
@northshoregirl72 5 лет назад
4 minutes in...and I'm in love with your garden. 🍓
@RootsandRefugeFarm
@RootsandRefugeFarm 5 лет назад
Me too girl, me too.
@Noahsoak
@Noahsoak 4 года назад
She's the real deal! I love her beds!!
@natalieanastasiaschmidt
@natalieanastasiaschmidt 5 лет назад
The tip about determinant vs. indeterminate beans was useful! thank you! # hidden gem !
@CreateLynn
@CreateLynn 4 года назад
We have a ton of old cattle pannel that we can’t use on hutches any more. I’m sure I could repurpose them in the garden. I love this!!!
@Noahsoak
@Noahsoak 4 года назад
I envy your panels! Another video I saw arched one minus 2 feet on one end to get a spiked end? Anyway, he arched in. middle and put in his tomato raised bed. I love this girls attitude and raised beds!!
@aleksandrabissani567
@aleksandrabissani567 2 года назад
in the past, I know a person who gardened on a very small veranda. 1 tomato plant, one cucumber, two beans, and some lettuce, onion, parsley, and basil on the bottom of the pots. fertilized them with scrabs from the kitchen and had a great supply of these vegetables till winter. yes, vertical gardening is the most productive way to garden where possible.
@lindsaymalzone8963
@lindsaymalzone8963 5 лет назад
Every time I share pictures of my garden where I'm growing vegetables vertically, everyone is shocked. I've had such great results! Thank you for sharing, I loveeeeeee watching all your videos! Lots of
@genoparedes6032
@genoparedes6032 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing your ideas. Happy gardening.
@marionpage1668
@marionpage1668 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for your presentation. My wife, and I had given up on gardening this year because of last years disaster. Last year I had free roaming chickens, and wild rabbits. however the coyotes took care of my chickens. Our budget is low, so you gave me some ideas that should work for us, and I'll bet the weeding was much easier too. So thanks again please give us more tips. Respectfully Marion Page
@kededraholmes3357
@kededraholmes3357 5 лет назад
Marion Page I’ll give you some free chickens if you need them email dedra26@gmail.com
@nancyhoskins197
@nancyhoskins197 4 года назад
Weeding can become a painful issue. We suggest cardboard around your plants, along rows. It breaks down eventually, but with so many delivery boxes these days, ask your neighbors.
@krane15
@krane15 4 года назад
Same here. I had a field rat that climb to my 5 fl balcony and chomped down on my greens and tomatoes. They even ate the peppers when all the other vegetables were gone. I gave up last year but have come back strong this year. I'm not sure if the field rats are still around but I intend to put out traps this time just in case. If they attack my sprouts, its all over for this season. Two years ago my goal was to grow tomatoes and peppers. I accomplished both and even moved on to grow several giant cabbages when the weather got cooler. My goal for this season is to grow a single honeydew, a cantaloupe, and a watermelon (vertical) on my small balcony -- I also may replant a couple of hot peppers. If can grow the melons, no one can ever offer any excuse for not having a garden. Just don't give up, and good luck.
@billastell3753
@billastell3753 3 года назад
Cattle panels are my favorite but when I didn't want to spend that much on trellis material I bought concrete reinforcement panels for for a few dollars each. These come in different gauge wire. They are rusty but that just adds to their charm under a green crop. I now use cattle panels for the sides and bend the cheap light reinforcement panels over the top for archways.
@moriahhilburn2577
@moriahhilburn2577 2 года назад
Awesome! Thanks for the money-saving idea! 💕
@Jae-lg6nv
@Jae-lg6nv 3 года назад
I love to garden and have been doing it for a minute. But I moved to another state and wanted some new ideas. Stumbled across this video and I am soooo happy I did! Thank you for taking us to the store with you. I get intimidated sometimes at these types of stores and I feel more confident now :) Thank you, friend!
@ilenecashman7905
@ilenecashman7905 5 лет назад
I love the way you explain everything in detail! For a person my age w/knee, back etc. problems this is fantastic, so simple to harvest! I have a condo w/limited space in my patio, now I realize I can have a variety of things to grow. Thank you for giving us such a fine video, please keep it up ♥
@fozzyozzy1030
@fozzyozzy1030 5 лет назад
I hope you grow a healthy and abundant garden!
@analarson2920
@analarson2920 4 года назад
Never thought of that, especially as we get older
@skateness
@skateness 4 года назад
You take all the anxiety 😳 out of gardening and replace it with confidence 😊💕 Thank you!
@felishasanchez6381
@felishasanchez6381 2 года назад
This is the first Roots and Refuge I watched and I am so thankful I came across it! Your videos have helped grow my passion for gardening!
@theediblehoagarden1060
@theediblehoagarden1060 3 года назад
Just came across this video and this was the most informative video I have seen. I really appreciate how you gave so many examples of what things could grow vertically on and how much trellises could cost and alternatives. Thank you
@divineflygirl
@divineflygirl 6 лет назад
Thank you for this! My garden is small, in fact, right now it is just a few pots, but I aspire for garden greatness. 😆 I think vertical would be the way to go for my limited space.
@makerofstuff
@makerofstuff 5 лет назад
divineflygirl when I had a balcony and limited light I stapled chicken wire up (temporary) and put pots at the bottom. In the fall winter and spring I put twinkle lights and ornaments up.
@ADrinkofWaterCHHAAM
@ADrinkofWaterCHHAAM 5 лет назад
I've been growing cucumbers on a couple of trellises for the past two years, and the yield is tremendous. I live in a Co-Op Seniors building, so it's great that people an easily pick a cucumber, without having to bend down. I'm going to try the same for the tomatoes, this year. Thanks for the great vid!
@sandramoricle7485
@sandramoricle7485 4 года назад
I just stumbled on your channel. ( or maybe I was divinely guided) I have learned so much from you. It has been an absolute life changer. Thank you!
@Serendipity1160
@Serendipity1160 4 года назад
What a blessing you are! I'm so glad that I came across your channel! I'm not feeling as intimated as I once was about starting a garden...thank you so much!
@WhippoorwillHoller
@WhippoorwillHoller 6 лет назад
After growing a truck patch garden all my life, I'm older now, vertical garden works for me, and I live the beautiful, and I still get enough produce to put up, I plant now for beauty too, but not fancy, I make, and buy things at fleamarkets, your garden is so pretty. God Bless.
@michellesands3809
@michellesands3809 4 года назад
Our garden is tiny and you’ve just inspired me to go up! Thank you so much. This is going to make such a difference for us.
@trinapellegrino621
@trinapellegrino621 3 года назад
🙋🏼‍♀️ you are such a treasure passing along all of your experience to those around you. I am unable to do all of these wonderful things because of my health now . So I can watch you vicariously with happiness. With the garden that love built 🕊🐥🐣🐰
@JoeyMcSmokey
@JoeyMcSmokey 4 года назад
It is Divine intervention that I found your channel. After having acres to garden from 1999-2012 I am getting started again on a 22-30 backyard of my small town, townhouse. I have a 6 foot chain link surrounding the back yard and was literally just trying to decide how to grow blackberries and grapes up the fence and somehow arboring them to a cage coming off my raised, permaculture salad bed. I used the stumps of an old tree to raise the bed and used the larger limbs as the bottom layer of the bed after a tree company who was supposed to bring me free mulch instead dumped the entire, 80 foot white oak tree they took down and cut up into sections. So I took lemons and made lemonade. LOL I am going to learn so much about vertical gardening from you channel that this year will not be as much of a learning curve as I once thought. THANK YOU!!!
@lisasmith516
@lisasmith516 4 года назад
HugelKultur. Look it up. Maybe that White Oak could be used as a foundation for raised beds. Good luck!
@sagefool5786
@sagefool5786 5 лет назад
I went to the local mattress recycle plant and got 25 wooden frames which match and look like the far expensive option sold in stores...and they were free!
@knittingdoula
@knittingdoula 5 лет назад
That's so completely awesome. Thanks for the inspiration.
@user-rb7fi2wz6z
@user-rb7fi2wz6z 5 лет назад
Hi, mattress recycle plant for 25 wooden frames? Sorry, do you mean the bed with frames that you put outside for the garden? Correct? Can you show me the photos what look alike and how you set up? I wonder how. Thanks
@beatricesadler7108
@beatricesadler7108 5 лет назад
@@knittingdoula in
@beatricesadler7108
@beatricesadler7108 5 лет назад
@Joanna Fritz hi
@kiarakeeper2154
@kiarakeeper2154 5 лет назад
@Joanna Fritz you can NOT attach a photo on RU-vid. They would have to give you like their Instagram or something since most creators don't allow weblinks in their comment section on videos
@hollyweaver7292
@hollyweaver7292 5 лет назад
I heard a lady at a garage sale asking for bikini tops or bras to support cantaloupes ... wouldn't you love to see that garden! (I'm sure it would kill my neighbors, or I might do the same thing!)
@ElinWinblad
@ElinWinblad 5 лет назад
Holly Weaver buy swimsuit fabric, triangle cut / add grommets and string 😃
@intentionallymade
@intentionallymade 4 года назад
Hah that’s amazing. I love how creative people get. That’s the cool thing about gardening... it teaches us to be a little less perfect and go with the flow :)
@vikkistorey1911
@vikkistorey1911 4 года назад
What a Fab Idea!... Now the 2 draws of old bras that were destined for the Charity Box are being 'RePositioned' for use in the Garden :)
@charlenekociuba7396
@charlenekociuba7396 4 года назад
@@vikkistorey1911 Yep and if you need more, the Salvation Army here has one day when things are sixty nine cents and on Family Day, half price. I think bloomers could also be used but I have not had anything grown vertical yet. I will this year. So creative using an arch. I have very little sun to grow veggies so I will do this. The trick is getting the cow panels delivered. LOL My garden spot Is off the road and up twenty stairs. But wow, a lot can grow on a arched trellis, at least enough stuff for my use. I don't eat as much squash but will have to now.
@lorrihernandez341
@lorrihernandez341 4 года назад
😂😂😂
@lynnetteveenstra7255
@lynnetteveenstra7255 4 года назад
This video was so helpful in planning our large garden this year. I love how you show how & what to use. Gardening can be a lot of fun using items you find. We used an old spring bed frame and painted it and some older gates for our beans and found some old fencing for vertical gardening. The neighbors enjoy passing by and always catch there eyes on our garden. thank you
@margaritarodriguez7311
@margaritarodriguez7311 3 года назад
Thank you so much for making this video! I wanted to build a trellis as shown in your other video using cattle paneling. It was so hard to find them and when I did, I found out that it wasn’t rolled and would be hard to transport in our car. So glad that you showed us options in a store that is so accessible to everyone. I also like your veggie discussion since I’m growing most of the same.
@dpreston73
@dpreston73 4 года назад
Thought for you: What if you build one of you trellis arches and install a planter box at the top, so the plants that don't want to climb, could instead wave down the trellis.
@cookeslifeandtravels8568
@cookeslifeandtravels8568 5 лет назад
I remember watching great videos about historical Victorian walled gardens--where I first saw them using vertical gardening for melons, etc.
@hahatrickedya
@hahatrickedya 3 года назад
Thanks so much! It's my first year, ever. My garden space is 10x20 in front of my camper, nice and organized for the world to see. I'm so excited I ran across this video! The zip ties are genius and easy!
@Kingbruffbruff
@Kingbruffbruff 3 года назад
I only just discovered your videos and I love them and I LOVE the idea of growing vertically. We cultivate veg in a shared community garden in London UK and as we become better gardeners space becomes limited. I’ve been inspired to transform the plot with arched vertical growing trellises for next years growing. I can’t wait and thanks for the inspiration!
@pennypeters7808
@pennypeters7808 5 лет назад
Our son worked at the place where the cattle panels are made. He got them on a discount price for 10.00 each. SCORE!!!! We love these for so many things. Your garden is so beautiful. I loved this video.
@jenniferprescott8655
@jenniferprescott8655 5 лет назад
I just found you..your channel..OMG it's like Magick!..I'm just starting into my second "true" gardening year. I love MI for his style, James Pergioni for my BTE style, now you my friend..soo grateful. I really like these three different styles in different areas of my small, less than an acre gardening venture. I thank you for all you do..
@JefferyCarr-fk9wb
@JefferyCarr-fk9wb 4 года назад
This is my first year trying the vertical garden, and so far it's going pretty good. Great video and helpful tips. Thanks!
@noelleparris9451
@noelleparris9451 4 года назад
I can't believe I have never come across your work before. I learned so much about vertical gardening in this video, and I was only here for trellis ideas. Thank you for so much great information! New subscriber 👍🏽
@gingereast8093
@gingereast8093 5 лет назад
Love your video's. We moved into town after selling our mini farm. Small town lot is a challenge, we now use the vertical space to grow. I'm amazed how much we can grow. Thank you, Blessings
@GraceHomesteadFarm
@GraceHomesteadFarm 6 лет назад
I loved this. I am going to add trellis to my raised beds!! I am so excited! Thank you!! I recommend looking at your local scrap/recycling center! I get all of our t-post for $2 a piece. The office lady has my name for when they come in! They sometimes have cattle pannels as well!
@angelicas.6391
@angelicas.6391 Год назад
It’s been a minute since I’ve commented since we’ve been busy adjusting into a minor fixer upper home. You encouraged me years ago to start growing something even if we were in an apartment and tried growing tomatoes. We just started a little garden and am using your tactic of using totes to cover things in the winter. I’m going through older videos and this is exactly what I needed to watch. Thank you so much for all your knowledge and being a blessing to us. May the Lord continue to bless y’all in all areas of your lives!
@HellenaHanbasquet
@HellenaHanbasquet 2 года назад
We have our own homestead, I've been growing and preserving for years (I'm probably quite a bit older than you lol). I sincerely appreciate your channel and videos like this. We're never too old or too expierences to learn new things and gain new ideas. I've been vertically planting since I was a new mom in an apartment, but found so much great information here. Thank you for all your tips and ideas. 💞
@catherinebasque5630
@catherinebasque5630 4 года назад
You are living my dream! I bought a house and land in Eastern Canada and I am moving there next spring. I want to have the same life as you. Your videos are great and you have such a good energy.. thank you for all this info you give. God bless you and your family !
@kyrawitt4232
@kyrawitt4232 5 лет назад
I found your channel yesterday and I've been binge watching all your videos. You give off such a great and genuine vibe/energy. We are in the process of buying a home on 5 acres. You're living a dream I've had since I was a little girl.. I'm gleaning so much information and inspiration from you and your garden. I cant wait to get into our new home and finally turn my dream to reality. Thank you so much.
@vishmohan_
@vishmohan_ 2 года назад
Very helpful, especially re the logistics of sourcing relevant materials! Absorbing all the energy for when we can upgrade to a backyard/frontyard permaculture jungle from our current patio and hydroponic jungle apartment. Love the energy you share. 💚💚💚 Thanks for making sustainability accessible to all.
@gjbowens13
@gjbowens13 4 года назад
Love this video!! I would have never thought “vertical” would be so easy. I have limited space, now I can have more veggies with this system!! Thanks!!
@GlennaVan
@GlennaVan 5 лет назад
I posted this about the livestock panels under a comment but perhaps it deserves its own "space." There are four different types of livestock panels, different heights and different size holes - cattle, hog, pig, horse. I buy cattle panels because they are taller (wider for the trellis) and have less wire than horse panels which have smaller holes meaning more wire per panel (and more expensive because of the extra wire). The best place to buy them is, of course, farm supply stores and watch for them to come on sale. Locally, Wilco puts them on sale twice a year. If you are going to get several, talk to the manager to see if you can get a discount. When I bought ten, they gave me a discount. I also had them deliver them to me; the discount paid the delivery fee. I had hauled two before in the pickup and felt it was well worth the money to have the ten delivered.
@lostthepart
@lostthepart 4 года назад
Glenna Rose I was going to suggest this option. Thanks for doing it!
@aliciapayne5339
@aliciapayne5339 4 года назад
These panels are going to drive me to drink. I need like 12 of them, so hauling in a pickup isn't really feasible. None of the places I have found around me deliver. I am thinking renting a uhaul may be my only option.
@andrewkenseth4814
@andrewkenseth4814 4 года назад
Alicia Payne you can do 3-4 at a time in a truck. Lay the cattle panel down flat right behind the truck, put the tailgate down and slide one end of the cattle panel into the bed to the back of the bed. Now pick up the other end of the panel and push the panel into a big U shape, you’re basically folding it like a trellis in the back of your truck. I’ve done 4 at the same time. Make 3 trips.
@andrewkenseth4814
@andrewkenseth4814 4 года назад
Alicia Payne just make sure to close the tailgate to keep it folded and I throw some tie downs on it just in case
@aliciapayne5339
@aliciapayne5339 4 года назад
Andrew Kenseth I appreciate the advice. I finally found someone with a 18’ trailer I could borrow and I just went ahead and bout 25 so I shouldn’t need to haul any more.
@charitysmith5245
@charitysmith5245 6 лет назад
I can't wait for next springs garden! Thanks to you I have so many cool ideas. I grew a winter squash variety called North Georgia Candy Roaster and it's has literally crawled all over everything else and is even growing into my sunflowers and using them as a trellis. The fruit gets up to 10 lbs so it would need some support as it gets big but that's totally doable. And I'm positive ill keep growing them every year. And the cucumbers....I could have saved so much space! Oh btw, try putting small tomatoes cut in half(cut side up with a sprinkle of salt) in your new dehydrator...so good! I'm just loving your channel and the whole vibe of family, garden, animals!
@r.p.thompson4635
@r.p.thompson4635 5 лет назад
Charity Smith You can grow large squash on a sturdy trellis by using old T-shirts, nets, or other material to make a hammock hung from the trellis to cradle the fruit. Pantyhose aren’t strong enough for large melons.
@robertadunaway7030
@robertadunaway7030 5 лет назад
Save your mesh produce bags, potatoes, onions, etc and use those tied to the trellis to support the fruit like mentioned in the video.
@waveneylagrone3101
@waveneylagrone3101 3 года назад
This is my first time gardening. My cucumbers, pumpkins, etc need trellising now. Thank you so much for such an in-depth overview 👍👍
@03hetu
@03hetu Год назад
I’ve recently started growing vegetables in my garden and I’m in love with it. I’m a beginner and I’m trying to learn better ways to do gardening. I really appreciate the time and effort you’ve put in making this video and your other videos I’m learning a lot from you. I like customizing things my way and I like the way you do work. Thank you!
@mumbaibalconygardenerhobbies
@mumbaibalconygardenerhobbies 6 лет назад
Fantastic , thanks 👍. We love your channel and hope to see content from your channel for many years to come . We hope you don't burn out like most channels with very frequent uploads . Good wishes from Mumbai , India.
@jimmygarten2604
@jimmygarten2604 5 лет назад
Mumbai Balcony Gardener | Avid Life Observer awsome stuff
@blb0708
@blb0708 5 лет назад
I completely second and agree with Mumbal Balcony Gardener!!! You are awesome!!!!!
@martysgarden
@martysgarden 5 лет назад
Yes, burn out can really happen my friend, lots of works in making these vids as you know.
@NS-pf2zc
@NS-pf2zc 6 лет назад
Great video! I love the encouragement to find inexpensive resources. I put up a fence around our garden to keep the dogs from laying in and playing in my in-ground beds. The fencing was used and free, and we reused t-posts and wood salvaged. I put beds all along the inside and used them all for climbing/trellis friendly veg like tomatoes, cucumber, beans and Malabar spinach. And since the dogs are close the deer don't come nibble. Also, I saw a pretty cool video where a lady had some old wire rack shelves in the garden. She planted spaghetti squash at the base and it climbed. When the squash got heavy she just pushed in onto the wire rack! Too easy!
@jackief54
@jackief54 5 лет назад
That sounds amazing!!! :-)
@michaeldangelo6306
@michaeldangelo6306 4 года назад
God bless you. Giving so many options for so many people all over America from different price points and technique's. Thank you.
@melindabradley2187
@melindabradley2187 3 года назад
Love this...we used concrete rebarb (really thin) and used a Red Rustoleum enamel to paint over the rusty finish. Rip straps from old sheets are great to tie branches to trellises.
@jeffstewart7091
@jeffstewart7091 5 лет назад
Thank you for your straightforward, well spoken and extremely informative video! You have definitely reaffirmed many growing techniques that I remember my grandfather doing for his gardening. I love your garden and grateful to you for sharing your wisdom and experience.
@ambersimpson75
@ambersimpson75 4 года назад
Wow thank you so much for sharing. I've actually built my own trellis for one plant, but I am so loving the idea of doing it for more plants. Your making gardening feel more fun for me again. Thanks a bunch
@kentabata5834
@kentabata5834 Год назад
I’m no gardener but the way you explained things, you really brought it down to earth and with very wise wisdom. I’m building my wife’s garden trellis and I’m going to give it a go with more understanding, I like the cattle panel idea but will look into others too. I have a tendency to over engineer and your video helped me focus on a simpler way, thanks.
@immortaloshun
@immortaloshun 3 года назад
2021 This video is pure gold. Covid-2020, my teen son and I erected two cattle panel trellises in our Boston-area back yard and it was amazing. Going into our 2nd season now and still learning from this video. Thank you thank you and God bless you for this wonderful information!!
@dirtangel1518
@dirtangel1518 4 года назад
Your Garden is absolutely beautiful, the plants, the layout just everything... I am so happy I stumbled upon your channel... If your not already, you would be a great garden Farmassist, for others who wish to grow Food not Lawns! Your information is clear concise and your a natural... The best of luck to you and I am definitely sharing your channel... Just amazing! Thank you ♡♡♡
@thewanderingwelder2804
@thewanderingwelder2804 5 лет назад
Okay this video just changed my whole plan on how I'm doing my garden this year!!!
@allenemerick1226
@allenemerick1226 2 года назад
Your channel is one of my "go to" sources for gardening information and ideas. Also your videos are very interesting, professional, and you cover your material thoroughly. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.
@marie-evethibodeau1756
@marie-evethibodeau1756 2 года назад
I have no question. I just appreciate the time and effort and thinking that you have put in your video. Realizing that not everyone has access to a truck or a farm store. giving lots of options and idea !
@taylormadetransportationll8297
@taylormadetransportationll8297 4 года назад
Thank you so much I am planning my first raised bed garden and wanted to include a treles over the walk way between my beds and utilize that space. I just think it wouldbe really cool. And I found your page.. It looks awesome and I am glad I found it.. Thanks and i will send pics after complete.. to say thank you.
@alexalennon243
@alexalennon243 4 года назад
I searched a few videos before seeing yours, and as I did I thought: "I'd love a video that covers all sorts of trellises and concisely, showing them all in one video, how to, what I can grow..." YOU DID IT! And now I've subscribed. I wanna punch anyone that gave this a thumbs down...those should be erased. And you ARE indeed adorable and fun to watch and listen to. :) Thank you! Beautiful garden...and I definitely think yours is "fancy" in its own home-grown, random-trellis way. My style too, to find random free things and keep things as cheap as possible and make THAT beautiful. Anyway...cheers. Can't wait to watch more of your videos...
@RootsandRefugeFarm
@RootsandRefugeFarm 4 года назад
Thank you for this kindness!!! Glad you’re here!
@username00009
@username00009 4 года назад
The thumbs down were probably from people looking for the vertical gardens that use small buckets 😉
@jtay72
@jtay72 2 года назад
Just found this video. This is one of the most informative I've ever seen. The info you give especially about determinate vs indeterminate was completely new to me. I've struggled for the last four years with getting my tomatoes off the ground using 'tomato trellises' and spent a TON of money on all kinds of different things. I'm going to use your method this year. Can't wait. Thanks for the time you took in creating this video. Loved the price comparison at Home Depot!
@MargotKeyes
@MargotKeyes 4 года назад
LOVE your videos- I just built a raised tiered garden with my hubby and now I want to put trellises in.... I may grab one of my daughters for the installation as I have taxed his time enough this year for my garden (lol) as he has other projects to work on.... your explanations, trip to HD to price out materials, and the garden tour- all so essential and you are amazingly well spoken and clear in everything! THANK YOU!!!
@nancyjm79
@nancyjm79 5 лет назад
Thank you for making this wonderful video. I am converting my back yard this year to garden and your video gave me inspiration to do the cattle panels so that I can get more production, and it will look lovely. I'm excited! Thanks again.
@LSinclair
@LSinclair 3 года назад
So in depth! You give us such great examples in such an entertaining way! Taking us to H.D. to boot. Thank you for these no brainer reasons to grow upward! (none of which I’ve seen before in one video and some I’d no idea). I love it. Totally motivating, and I’m on my way! THANK YOU!!
@dranamarie
@dranamarie 4 года назад
Your trellis technique is by far my favorite!! You are so smart and your face make me smile!! Thank you!
@sheri8331
@sheri8331 4 года назад
THANK YOU! I very recently discovered you. I love what your style. I like that you educate us and show us. I am very new to gardening. My gardens have completely failed in the past. Poor soil. Animals. Gophers, Insects. Sports injuries make it hard for me to kneel. Last year I tried a vertical garden in a garden tower. It was a huge success. This year we had to clear our entire back yard to put in a new septic system, and so we are starting from scratch. I have about 1/3 acre to figure out what to do with. Your video on vertical gardening was perfect!!!
@JamesDavis-bd5kq
@JamesDavis-bd5kq 3 года назад
Love what you've done with your garden! One way you could cut cost even more would be do away with the zippy ties. I use Romex (electric line). You can get a small roll, 20 ft or so, and remove the outer casing to expose the 3 wires inside. Works great for attaching cattle panels, etc. to the T-posts.
@donnam4260
@donnam4260 4 года назад
You are gifted .... one of the most beautiful gardens I have ever seen 😃. Thank you so much
@shannonbekkerus4313
@shannonbekkerus4313 4 года назад
Your channel is the most informative one on RU-vid! I always go to you for advice first before listening to anyone else. Keep up the good work. I appreciate your advice so much!
@gcg7074
@gcg7074 4 года назад
I have been watching gardening videos for months. This was by far my favorite and most informative video I have seen. Thank you so much.
@user-ue2rg9sn8c
@user-ue2rg9sn8c 5 лет назад
Great video hunnie. The trellises are beautiful and it makes such a lovely walkway! Thank you for sharing your experience!!! 🌻
@bigbearhomestead
@bigbearhomestead 5 лет назад
Great video, very well explained. You have created your own small portion of Eden
@Terradiva
@Terradiva 4 года назад
Girl-u are a fabulous talker! Cheering u for thinking out loud so others can become fearless food producers-it’s intensely instructive. Especially when u share what is too much effort for too little return. Love this video! Just thought about trellising a Korean zucchini. Now, I’m just gonna find a way to keep it out of the soil & plan clever trellises for winter squash! Lol! Thank u for sharing your experience!!!
@delenamc1
@delenamc1 3 года назад
I've been binge watching you for the past couple of days and wondering what you had to say about zucchini. I tried trellising it for a couple of years also and couldn't figure out why it didn't work for me. You are totally right - so now I'll just let it be happy hanging over the edge of my stock tank bed. You are just FULL of great information and tips - and I'm OLD and really having fun learning new ways of thinking and doing from and spending time with you.
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