Susan's Garden: Everyone Can Grow a Garden (2022) #9 

Aren't good neighbors the best?! My "backdoor neighbors" are fantastic gardeners and they gave me a bunch of leftover plant starts the first year I built my garden. My neighbors across the street gave me soil to fill my bed in exchange for some seeds and advice for their garden (which they only started to learn how to garden with me). Now both neighbors beside me also built garden beds so we've had a diamond of gardeners of various experiences who trade fruits and veggies for the last few years. It's wonderful 😊

I grow many veggies in part shade in Atlanta. The sun is just so strong here.

How have I missed ever catching this channel? Thanks and well done. Top 20.

Thank you for the tour of your garden space. I really appreciate your descriptions of the tools you have implemented as well as your taking the time to explain how and why you use them. This video is interesting, informative, inspiring, and very well presented. Multiple thumbs up to you and your husband!

Time to grow! Time to grow! Great video...

How seasons change from winter to a new environment. In my country where we can virtually grow food throughout the year it is from a dry season to a rainy season. We are now pruning bananas and planting legumes.

Great gutter water system, Yeah your Bill is a great partner, I thank him also

Thanks for the tour and great ideas. This has been my first year of gardening and I look forward to watching your garden grow along with mine. Like you, my husband is a great partner as he is the builder of my crazy ideas.

wonderful. thank you for sharing.

WOW - what a great set-up you have and, by all means, you protect your baby blue eyes. Note to everyone - please wear sunglasses (even on bright winter days). So many clever ideas you shared and it's marvelous that you and your hubby work as a team. Generous of you to share your tips, tricks and knowledge.

Hello from Post Falls :) Thank you for your content!

I think you and Bill are really smart gardeners. I have learned so much over the years from your videos!

Congratulations on your 20 year anniversary. What no snow 😂😂 it’s trying to snow here today in Langley it it will turn to rain and we are in for a few weeks of rain. Thank you for sharing Susan 🐝 safe 🇨🇦 🙏☮️🇺🇦🌻

Fantastic share Susan! You have some very neat ideas/solutions to problems that most face. I especially like the industrial grade netting used on the bed with the plastic cloches. I am going to try and replicated that setup.

I've never watering but with buckets, But possibly should try, as I'm 71 so slowing down a little. Thanks for the teaching Lady

The watering system is so brilliant that it has inspired me to try it out. Thank you for the inspiration

I wouldn't have passed up the greenhouse either! Your capillary mat setup is genious!

Thank you for sharing :)

I've been using your idea for the cattle panel bean arches for years now and I love it. I also use half-panels down the centers of our tomato and pepper beds. They're a terrific, cheap & durable source of support for all heavy-bearing vertical crops. I'm hoping this is the year we finally get our irrigation system set up too.

We also put a valve on each bed to control water in drought area of California. Also for plant growth as needed.

Susan, I'm so excited to have found your youtube channel! We're moving from Portland to Spokane this year. I'm an avid gardener and although I'm sad to leave my garden here in Portland I'm excited to find out what works best for gardening in Spokane!

Wow that is slick

our new book is fantastic Susan.

Love it all and especially the gutter wicking method for your seedlings and cuttings 🌻. So brilliant! ❤

Several good tips! You give me so many good ideas. :)

Great 👍

Really enjoyed your tour. Hope to be implementing some of your fantastic ideas!

Thanks for this great video, Susan! I always get gardening ideas from you.

Hello from the other side and other corner of the state.

just found your channel and so excited to learn from you! I live in Southern NH 5b, just starting my journey with gardening. Subscribed this am and plan to binge watch your videos. So inspiring! Thank you!

Wow Susan you really are lucky. Greenhouse yeah. I cannot wait to plant outside. Texas is having I hope one last cold snap this weekend. Low of 21 with snow mix. Beds and seed are waiting. Thanks for the tour. Love your new bed covers.

Thank you for all your videos. I've learned so much from you and enjoyed your wonderful garden tour. ❤️

Thank you for the great tour. I learned so much and hope to implement some of the great ideas.

Happy Spring Susan! We are just finishing up with the snow here in Clarington ON. Best motivation video for outside work today. I am going for no dig raised beds this year. I will be installing the drip watering system...I hope. Thanks so much for all your info.

This was fun. I am excited for this years garden I'll be growing along with you I think I'm a 5b zone. We get -28C in winter or sometimes colder for a couple weeks. We are above zero now and it's lovely. Looking forward to watching lots of past videos : )

I LOVE IT!!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!

This was wonderful! I can’t wait to see more. I am saving this video because I am designing a new garden this year. Hugs❤️

This is so nice upload friend love it 😍

That is such a cool setup!!!

Yes very informative ♥️

I love the story about the greenhouse! It is the absolute fairy tale for us gardeners 😍 congratulations on over 400 videos 😮🥳 I will be here to watch the next 400 🤗 I am pretty sure I have watched most of it 🤔if not all.. How many hours is that.. Anyway learning about gardening is just as important as gardening itself, right?! 😄 Greetings, Judit

This was great! Thanks for sharing. I just stumbled upon you a few months ago so I haven't seen your garden in action. I am so looking forward to it.

What a neat water set up in the greenhouse. Did you make a video of the construction of the new cover on the bed? I need to make one like that. Thank you Susan for another great video. Happy Gardening!

That greenhouse watering system is brilliant! Your garden is over the top fantastic! #gardengoals

"Almost all of our snow has melted in mid-March" *cries in Canadian*

New subscriber here. I was watching one of my regular channels when I headed to the kitchen to check on the bone broth, and your video came up while I was gone. I liked what I heard from the kitchen, so I came back and watched your video. As I saw the explanation on the PVC tubes that hold the supports for row covers I thought how nice it would be to see more info on that...and then the next video came up, all about row covers & supports! So I've subscribed - I like your calm demeanor, your thorough explanations, and the fact that you're organic. When I attended a local garden day and asked that master gardener a question she said, "Just spray it with Roundup!" and I thought, "Nooo - so, you have no other options?!" Good to know some are willing to look a little deeper for answers, and then share those answers with others. Well done - I'll be back to watch more, even though I'm 3B/4A - you have a lot of information that I can make use of.

Fabulous video.. ❤️❤️👌👌

Do you have a demonstration video on on how to build the hinged cover? I am planning to purchase the book with the plans. Thanks for such great solutions for everyday garden problems!

Thinking of making a soaker hose. Got old garden hose. Will cut to 9 ft then fold over end 5inches from end put zip tie to hold it kink then drill small holes 2 inches apart the length of the hose. Figure 10 mins a bed should give it a soak.

hello friend🙋🙋🇲🇾

Could you do a video when you put the starter plants in greenhouse for hardening off. I'm still having trouble with using my cold frame as a place for hardening off. For cool weather and summer vegetables

Hello Susan, amazing garden that I'm aspiring towards! Do you have a video that shows more of the watering system and how that was plumbed / set up?

Congratulations on 20 years! Great video as always and really helpful hints. But the commercials were disruptive . Bummer, thought we’d escaped that here.

I have lettuce growing in my tiny garden, along with onion sprouts, also peas & potatoes. Just picked my 1st tomato , it gets a nice burlap cover until end of month (was planted in a pot in Nov, kept in patio till Feb), now planted in garden. I did the vertical wire trellis with armenian cukes before, worked out great, here in So Cal

Susan, after hearing you talk about it, I googled agricultural netting and there were so many different options and fabrics to choose from. Would you please share the one you ended up using? I would love to find a protective netting that is nearly indestructible and will keep tiny insects out (as well as the not-so-tiny critters). 🐾🐰🐿 I hope you and Bill have a great weekend! ~Margie💚

I’m new to Coeur d’Alene and need tips on gardening in this zone.

Great video and I love your garden. Just found your channel so look forward to seeing more of your videos and going thru the older ones. Can you please let me know what the agricultural fabric is made from? Is it plastic or some type of metal mesh? Thank you!

Hi Susan thanks you for your RU-vid video's. I have just started looking at your video. Please can you help me with how you make the whops for the protection, what do you use and where do you but it.

Hello. I stumbled upon your video this morning and enjoyed your clever ideas. I wondered what the upright structure behind you was that looked like a cabinet full of wood. Is that for bees?

Please recommend the early plum variety, June -July

Thank you for the great tips, wonderful set-up. Where do you get the agricultural netting?

Absolutely love your. garden and presentation! Pls can you share where you buy the 'agricultural netting'? Thank you so much:)

I'm jealous, but in a good way!! Lol

Inspiring video as usual! I am wondering where you get the agricultural netting? Thanks!

Your cover with hinges prevents you from reaching easy to center from both sides and force the long reaching from only one side

What is the agricultural netting you mentioned at about minute 9? I've been using tulle, but it's not very sturdy and doesn't last.

Where did you get the agricultural netting ?

At 6:17 did I see a mouse? Nice set up in your garden

I was thinking of getting a hobby greenhouse similar to yours. I live in a different country but same zone as you so can you please tell me when you put your seedlings out into the greenhouse? Thanks love your show Susan.