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@SpicyMoustache Год назад

→ Vegega raised beds: www.vegega.com/?ref=9df5hzup Use code: SPICYMOUSTACHE

@hemanaidu8513 Год назад

, dd😂

@ashhooper4702 Год назад

The website says I can't get them shipped to the UK! How did you get yours? Thanks 🙂

@mcfcDJ51 Год назад

almost makes you wanna tear up how genuine of a human he is. So rare to find in the world today.

@danielharrison6803 Год назад

You’re an absolute gent mate. I’m new to gardening, have bought your book and watching your videos on RU-vid. I’ve learned so much in a short time, thank you 👍🏻

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thanks a lot, it really means a lot 😊

@clairhonnor6211 Год назад

I have a tiny yard. I have used old filing cabinets, on their backs with drainage holes drilled in, then up on bricks. I have 7 four drawer and a couple of 2 draw ones that run right around the edge of the yard to leave a space in the middle for somewhere to sit. I filled them like this and my window ledges are full of veg seedlings ready to go in. Beans, courgettes, squashes, nasturtiums etc. I also have 4 dwarf rootstock fruit trees in the cabinets too. Next, it will be growing some mushrooms in the mulch. My first full summer in this yarden so looking forward to seeing how productive it can be.

@daguilapitopi Год назад

Just planted my first tomatoes! Also some rosemary and basil... ill translate your message to my language. You changed the way I see the world. Thankyou so fkin much!

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Wow this is awesome to hear!! Thanks so much to you 💚

@jingocat6920 Год назад

Dio mio! Wild animals on the allotment! I live in the woods, so I have hungry groundhogs and deer. I do understand. Perfect timing for me to discover this video, as I’m starting two new raised beds. I’ve saved good cardboard, suspecting it would be useful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I lived in Rome and later, Assisi for quite some time. The fresh, seasonal vegetables were a flight to heaven. I’ll always trust an Italian gardener-you. Grazie tante!

@tadibrothers3943JNS Год назад

This is exactly how we filled our garden beds , same style as yours . We went to the saw mill and collected saw dust for in between the beds . With the tomatoes we companion plant with basil and plant marigolds as pest management . Love your work brother , keep the great content coming . ✌️

@babaganoush9237 Год назад

Here's a tip to scare off the birds: Crows are pretty smart and will figure out that a scarecrow ist actually real. A great alternative is to buy prey bird decoys that are attatched to a stick that fly around in the wind. These decoys are a lot more effective at scaring of birds and are preffered by farmers.

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you mate, I’ll defo look into this

@aliceinwonderland9695 Год назад

Because of you, I’ve put how bags on my deck. I used this method with sticks and cardboard. Thanks for what you do!

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Awesome mate! 😊

@helenavansatur9209 Год назад

I've been saving cardboard for 3 months,big and small! My daughter and I love your channel,we used to live in East London Snaresbrook and kind of miss it! 🙏😘🫂🔥💚🌱🌱🌱

@wlockuz4467 Год назад

You should do more long form videos rather than short! Its so relaxing.

@clpasztor Год назад

Thank you so much for this!! I have been searching high and low for recourses on how to cheaply fill my raised bed so I can plant herbs and I’m so glad I found this video! Thank you so much for making growing your own food more accessible!

@jacobgonzalez3108 Год назад

Not my usual content but very informing cool

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

I’m happy you liked it mate

@annenewton5403 Год назад

Thank you I never thought of putting a plank over my newly sown carrots.

@hollyivins8843 Год назад

Thank you for this video. Im going to make my scare crow today.

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Awesome mate, remember to name it 😂

@xPandaaaah Год назад

Your shorts have found their way into my algorithm and you have inspired me to finally grow my own food. Growing up we always grew our own food but moving into the city has changed that for me. I can't wait to learn again!

@mrbigglesworth_Official Год назад

Hello Spicy Moustache.. i have been a rebal gardener for a number of years (i am not to far from you) your book arrived today, i am currently having a read. Tha k you so much for you time in creating this book and your videos. You sir are a legend

@mith1783 Год назад

I really love your videos because you explain everything so thoroughly. You say why to do things, not only how to do things. It is really important and helps to understand the whole process. Thank you 💚

@theycalledmelouis Год назад

Your book came this week I have been digging it.

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Awesome mate, thank you 😊

@csabour9 Год назад

Just got your book. Excited to grow some food this summer!

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you so much 😊😊

@miz2172 Год назад

I know that the things I've learned from you and your channel I can't use right now, but I plan on using the skills you teach someday. Much love, continue the amazing content!

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it 😊

@aname5267 Год назад

Woo! I’ve been so excited to watch your allotment content! I’m a new plot holder myself.

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you mate and congrats on your new plot

@vegegagarden Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing tips on how to fill the garden beds.❤❤Using this way to fill Vegega metal raised garden beds will save a lot of money.

@bobbybillionXRP Год назад

Amazing, I first came across your shorts, now I'm filling my giant flower bed 💪🏻 would be amazing to get a video on all the things we can grow this time of year in London.

@fabrizioboccetti3254 Год назад

High value content as a followup for the no dig short paragraph of your book! Thanks Alessandro!

@KurisuchanRuisu Год назад

Thank you for helping us starting...we appreciate you

@DerekSarnoChef Год назад

Great tips and video!

@tiggiegillespie4356 Год назад

Great video, I will definitely be watching more. I used to have an allotment and I remembered how peaceful it was even when you’re in the middle of town 😊

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

100% and thanks for watching the video 😊

@harshv269 Год назад

Loved the content brother!!

@hollyjames148 Год назад

Beautiful! Thank you

@BlitzMerker98 Год назад

You are such a nice guy. Love your videos keep up the good work ✌️

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

@stephaniedominguez2320 Год назад

I just discovered your channel and I’m very impressed! I will definitely be buying some of those raised garden beds. Much love and respect from Arizona, US ❤

@EmmanuelBacena Год назад

Now i can plant my tomatoes outside. I have been waiting for someone to plant. The average frost date was the first week of april.

@elliissturtlewoman Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. 🪴💚🥬

@JackiesCrafts Год назад

Perfect timing. I'm working on my raised beds this weekend. (Would have last weekend, but it decided to storm it's ass off. 😅)

@kellyhill4410 Год назад

Really do appreciate these videos. Thank you so much. 🤜🌟🤛🪴🍄🪴

@jonnyneoross369 Год назад

Exactly what I’m looking for.

@abenaap2626 Год назад

This is the exact video/ information I needed for my new garden. Thank you so much 🫶

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

I’m happy I could help you 😊

@ThatBritishHomestead Год назад

lol I love the sitting up shot lol

@MonsterMike816 Год назад

Great channel! From Florida, Love the vids brother!

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you bro, appreciate it

@pansyvaughan5624 Год назад

I just did one of these Awesome, Nice gardens!

@dawnmatusik9672 Год назад

Would truly love to know you reciepe s please that would be such a blessing in these times plus they look soooo delicious

@peterkim796 Год назад

Freaking AMAZING, Thank you so much!

@boulderdamcottage4926 Год назад

Thank you for this video and sharing your knowledge learning so very much! Much appreciated! I am new here and a few years into gardening! Sincerely...............

@KurisuchanRuisu Год назад

Get this man to 1M subs

@thadpeud3057 Год назад

i fucking love this guy, truly a badass

@boblet132tx Год назад

I love your videos mate x

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you mate 🫶

@tomhdk Год назад

Again another amazing video!! Me, as someone from the Netherlands, having an Italian girl are so curious about your accent! We've been trying to guess i honestly think Greek? We would love to know! Thanks for teaching me so much! Keep up the good work! 💪🏼

@anthonybacon7073 Год назад

Excellent video Sir. Great ideas.

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you so much 🫶

@Lovely_planet Год назад

Awesome

@sherroncunningham7845 Год назад

I love today's video I just wish where I live they let me have the type of garden like that I would love that but I live in an apartment building and there's very few things I can do or should I say I'm allowed to do but if I ever get my own home I will have that type of garden I love this video

@yalcp5976 Год назад

Good information.

@AChefStory Год назад

Nice video, as always!

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Thank you 😊

@mattiacivitillo5142 Год назад

Grandissimo. Ti aspetto in orto in Friuli! Intanto leggo il tuo libro e mi diverto col mio nuovo Ninija!!!✌🏼

@frank-qm8qj Год назад

Ciao Alessandro, non so se ci avevi già pensato ma secondo me sarebbe carino che doppiassi i tuoi stessi video dall’inglese all’italiano cosicché tu riesca a conquistare anche la comunity italiana. Ovviamente non conosco i tuoi impegni e se ne hai giustamente il tempo ma secondo me riusciresti ad a ritagliarti una fetta senza problemi vista la tua fantastica qualità video e di contenuti. Ti dico questo perché conosco gente che non mastica per niente l’inglese e guarda comunque i tuoi video.

@stacysmom7798 Год назад

Can you make a video about the luffa? ❤

@devbachu7072 Год назад

Hi great😊

@Raymond-ci7cl Год назад

For a person that's never gardened before do I start with seeds to make the plants to grow in the raised beds

@kzkane2866 Год назад

L.A.’s savior!

@notashton. Год назад

I can't wait to own a house

@GenesisArielW Год назад

Hey do I have to live in the UK to buy your garden kit? I want it so bad!!

@silviobiagini9815 8 месяцев назад

Is there an home made way to make the raise beds?

@douglasroderick9873 Год назад

We have billions of chips, but, Douglas Fur. Should I use hard woods? Thank you.

@jingocat6920 Год назад

What part of Italy are you from? I cannot discern, but am curious. I’ve been told that I now have a Roman accent. I’m actually pleased to hear that.

@FerbGsta Год назад

Do u sometimes check on the PH level of the Soil or Water that u give your Plants?

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Nope. Soil doesn’t need to be tested unless you do grow in hydroponics or other soil less medium

@user-zc2rf7vg6d 2 месяца назад

My life's most useful 8 minute

@notashton. Год назад

How long after you built them and added everything were you able to plant?

@katiesvegpatch Год назад

You can do it right away 👍🏼

@mara3842 Год назад

So the weight that goes on top the freshly sown carrots seeds...when does it have to come off? Right away? In a few days?

@katiesvegpatch Год назад

Keep checking and lift off when you see the shoots 👍🏼

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Exactly :)

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

Check for shoots and when you see them coming out of the ground as tiny green shoots it’s time to remove it. Note: they might be pale green almost white at first but they will pick up in colour and shape pretty soon :)

@rhondasorrells5435 10 месяцев назад

Do you have issues with ants ? My garrden and my yard is full of them. I layed down cardboard made them worse. We do live in the south. I want to get rid of them naturally. Thanks

@mouhoucheabdelmalek2210 Год назад

I see more technics in this video great, I wish to see more like that bro, good luck 😊

@FatherErik 9 месяцев назад

Is the raised beds suitable for growing watermelons and aloe?

@SpicyMoustache 9 месяцев назад

Yep they are

@oldbear6813 Год назад

If y'all use this method keep in mind that you'll have to fill or top off these beds continuously due to the materials breaking down over time, it basically just spreads out the cost because eventually you will have filled it with soil. It will settle quite a bit for the first few seasons and then slow down a bit just keep in mind that you will need to add more soil year after year 👍👍

@oldbear6813 Год назад

@@Tao_Tology The problem is they don't actually make much compost so the soil content will continue to drop 🤦‍♀️. The system is a good system but people need to be prepared for what ACTUALLY happens, apologies if that offends you 🤷‍♀️

@oldbear6813 Год назад

@@Tao_Tology I don't think u have a brain 🤦‍♀️

@cristiewentz8586 8 месяцев назад

All the more reason to make compost. Even lazy mans compost will make enough to top off each spring.

@ravikumarbypalli3610 Год назад

We are watching your videos from India, can you reply spicy moustache

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

That’s awesome! 🫶

@DerpyEinstein Год назад

Wonder how viable this is in dry places

@katiesvegpatch Год назад

They're perfect for dry areas because the wood holds so much moisture. There are some great Hugelkultur videos of people showing their green beds compared to the surrounding countryside (somewhere got and dry in the US)

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

This is actually the perfect method for dry places and I quote the comments below yours 😊

@yeboy6791 Год назад

Start honeybee farming❤

@burrochapadogrl Год назад

I love this man

@carolinedugerie1131 Год назад

Merci !

@SpicyMoustache 11 месяцев назад

Thanks 😊

@beadingdancer Год назад

Talking about scarecrows...any way to scare off monkeys?

@SMEYKO-lm3ve Год назад

BRO MINEKRAFT OR SOME OTHER GAME SURIVIAL CRAFITING BUILDING FARM LMA O

@rubygray7749 Год назад

Sorry, just cannot see the point of those raised beds, except for gardeners in wheelchairs, or people gardening in a swamp. The cost and environmental impact of all that colourbond steel is out of all proportion to the returns received. The practice of burying big logs and then having to add huge amounts of soil and compost on top to grow in, seems crazy to me. All that heavy work and expense, when you can plant into soil and compost at ground level! Raised beds and hugelculture in such small containers, greatly increase the drainage which means having to water plants daily for months. The metal sides heat up in summer and get frigid in winter, damaging plant roots. The soil at the sides dries out and pulls away leaving big air gaps, or freezes. God created the earth, and the first thing he did for the people he made from it, was to plant a garden in the soil. Gardening best practice. Use the soil! The earth is full of it.

@SpicyMoustache Год назад

This is a great option for people gardening on concrete, terraces, etc. my whole backyard is on concrete. Also, you will defo not spend a lot of money to fill them up. Hugelkutur retains moisture, helping you to water less. The metal doesn’t over heat or gets cold at all and having raised beds it’s the perfect way to be in full control of your garden regulating what goes inside in case your ground has polluted soil (they work even in open ground). Not everyone has soil and land like you said and it’s good to give people options.

@rubygray7749 Год назад

@@SpicyMoustache Yes, those things are certainly true. Probably more true in your milder climate than in Australia, where it has become a real fad for people to think that starting a garden means they have to spend money on these metal beds, even when they have perfectly good soil to start with. And here, I certainly have seen the problems with soils drying out fast and pulling away from the sides of raised beds, because our summers can be so hot with no rain for several months. Then watering every day is necessary, which becomes very expensive, and often there are water bans where watering is not permitted. So in your situation at home, of course you need to use raised beds, and it is just wonderful to see how much you achieve in a difficult environment. But I think novice gardeners may not understand how to determine the best option for their situation, and if money is very tight, the idea that buying commercial raised beds is essential, might be the nail in the coffin for their plans and dreams. I hope you also show how to start garden beds in the soil, now that you have that lovely allotment, so people understand the possibilities.