+Jason S When setting up the raised beds, all you have to worry about is
digging creatures. The hardware cloth helps with this. Also for future use,
you can nail some wooden stakes along the edges, it helps support plants
and also hold nets around the raised beds. Hope that helps. Good luck!
+nitin Tripathi Thank you. The excessive water will run down to the water
table. These raised beds are designed for the ground, not any other
surface, hope that helps.
+Gustavo Forastiere I am glad you found the video helpful. Yes this product
is actually very good value for money. I agree buying lumber will get
expensive and then you need to spend a lot of time as well. This product is
a high quality cedar wood. Very resistant to water and elements. Good luck
in building yours! Its a very rewarding experience!
Thanks for the video, CG. It’s not only instructive, but also inspiring. I
want to try and do something like this at home now. I’ll save a load of
money, and build my own, simple raised gardens. At $60 each 4×4 kit, it can
get very expensive, very quickly. Then you have to add the dirt, etc…
Good product for those that don’t have the means to build one of these,
though. Thanks again!
Your video has been the best one I have seen so far… I am convincing my
husband on joining me on this project with me. I have never done any type
of gardening, so I relying on youtube and reading to figure out how to
start this project.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful and very useful video. However, I’d like
know about taking care of the problem of excessive water drainage when it
rains or due to manual watering.
Please reply.
-Nitin
Very helpful ,well design, details of soil uses and explanation of all you
do to prevent grass growing and animals, Keep gardening and good lucks to
you and your family
Very nice video, thank you. The wire mesh is a great idea. I am not sure it
will stop the mice who ate my tomatoes last summer but it’s worth a try.
They crawled along the fence top from a neighbors shed and then climbed
down into the bed and took one or two bites out of each Big Boy. I know b/c
I set up a night camera. I set out traps and caught 8 of these tiny
critters! I’ll try the wire around the base of the bed this Spring.
I assembled the bed upside down then stretching the wire over the bottom
and using an electric staple gun, stapled the mesh to the bottom edge of
the wood. Then cut the mesh and flipped the bed over. While cutting the
wire, all I thought about was – There has got to be a power tool that does
this……
+Jason S When setting up the raised beds, all you have to worry about is
digging creatures. The hardware cloth helps with this. Also for future use,
you can nail some wooden stakes along the edges, it helps support plants
and also hold nets around the raised beds. Hope that helps. Good luck!
i want to make a raised bed but my mum says there is no space…..i want to
make a raised bed but where do i put them? cause my garden has no place
AFter preparing your raised beds, this is how you maintain the soil level:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZROkeU-HHc
+nitin Tripathi Thank you. The excessive water will run down to the water
table. These raised beds are designed for the ground, not any other
surface, hope that helps.
Amazing! Thank you for sharing!!! You explain so well! Please put more
videos on step by step on how your grow things!
+Gustavo Forastiere I am glad you found the video helpful. Yes this product
is actually very good value for money. I agree buying lumber will get
expensive and then you need to spend a lot of time as well. This product is
a high quality cedar wood. Very resistant to water and elements. Good luck
in building yours! Its a very rewarding experience!
l loved this video.. I wish I had done my little garden this way. I am
planning to re-doing it now. Thanks for sharing this video
Probably easier to cut that hardware cloth first, then put the lumber on
top of it.
Thanks for the video, CG. It’s not only instructive, but also inspiring. I
want to try and do something like this at home now. I’ll save a load of
money, and build my own, simple raised gardens. At $60 each 4×4 kit, it can
get very expensive, very quickly. Then you have to add the dirt, etc…
Good product for those that don’t have the means to build one of these,
though. Thanks again!
very good video, easy to understand and follow, thank you for making it
clear and easy to listen to
Your video has been the best one I have seen so far… I am convincing my
husband on joining me on this project with me. I have never done any type
of gardening, so I relying on youtube and reading to figure out how to
start this project.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful and very useful video. However, I’d like
know about taking care of the problem of excessive water drainage when it
rains or due to manual watering.
Please reply.
-Nitin
Did you put together a great video. Thank you.
This was a great tutorial video with awesome resources! thank you so much!
Very helpful ,well design, details of soil uses and explanation of all you
do to prevent grass growing and animals, Keep gardening and good lucks to
you and your family
AFter preparing your raised beds, this is how you maintain the soil level:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZROkeU-HHc
Very nice video, thank you. The wire mesh is a great idea. I am not sure it
will stop the mice who ate my tomatoes last summer but it’s worth a try.
They crawled along the fence top from a neighbors shed and then climbed
down into the bed and took one or two bites out of each Big Boy. I know b/c
I set up a night camera. I set out traps and caught 8 of these tiny
critters! I’ll try the wire around the base of the bed this Spring.
)- what are you looking at a fron face and nose forgot to add eyes
love the music you chose. what is it?
I assembled the bed upside down then stretching the wire over the bottom
and using an electric staple gun, stapled the mesh to the bottom edge of
the wood. Then cut the mesh and flipped the bed over. While cutting the
wire, all I thought about was – There has got to be a power tool that does
this……
niceeeee, this will work perfect! thanks man.
Great information.
AFter preparing your raised beds, this is how you maintain the soil level:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZROkeU-HHc