Grow a lot of Food in Small Spaces with Container Gardening

July 10th, 2015 | by admin

22 Comments

  1. Gardening in Containers is a great way to grow food in small spaces
    #gardening #garden #smallspacesgardening

  2. Kyle Lester says:

    Cool new test about microbes, might tie in with the compost tea field
    trials?

  3. I knew I could leave it to you to finally test the chlorine water
    assumption. :)

  4. Growing in containers is a great way to grow your own food if you have
    access to a little space on a balcony, patio or deck! Today I share some
    tips on how I set up my container garden.

    #containergarden #garden #gardening #organic #organicgardening #patiogarden
    #patio #deck #deckgardening #balcony #balconygardening #herbs #tomatoes
    #peas #selfwateringcontainers #growbags #compost #smallspacesgardening

    https://youtu.be/TdIFU9301oE

  5. Gardening in Containers is a great way to grow food in small spaces
    #gardening #garden #smallspacesgardening

  6. Excellent tips on container growing, Stephen! I look forward to the video
    on chlorine in tap water.

  7. Terri Boren says:

    ►Don’t #garden space? Grow a lot of Food in Small Spaces with Container
    #Gardening – YouTube http://ow.ly/NCsTf

  8. tolga erok says:

    Good video. I used fabric shopping bags for my capsicums and the results
    were amazing.

    I strongly recommend using some sort of self watering mechanism for the
    containers as they definitely dry out FAST. I found larry halls self
    watering rain gutter system performed exceptionally well.

    Keep us updated on your chlorine research

  9. Where did you purchase your grow bags? The local big box store doesn’t sell
    them as large as yours. The SIP’s (self irrigating planters) you have are
    an interesting concept as well. Thanks for sharing! 

  10. Growing in containers is a great way to grow your own food if you have
    access to a little space on a balcony, patio or deck! Today I share some
    tips on how I set up my container garden.

    https://youtu.be/TdIFU9301oE

  11. Growing in containers is a great way to grow your own food if you have
    access to a little space on a balcony, patio or deck! Today I share some
    tips on how I set up my container garden.

    https://youtu.be/TdIFU9301oE

  12. @ 0:20… Cryptic connection… https://youtu.be/OzQKECQgjW8 ;-P
    @ 4:41… Really looking forward to this one :-)

  13. Good stuff mate. Great explanation. I have just made another wicking bed.

  14. Nice looking potted garden Stephen.. Do you treat rosemary as an annual
    there or is it one that over winters OK ?

  15. Great ideas for container gardening. I like hearing about renters that
    create “growing solutions”, rather than excuses. Container gardening is an
    ideal option for renters. I’m looking forward to the chlorine episode.

  16. Hi Steve, great tip about the mint. It is true that if left to its own
    devices mint will definitely take over the garden in no time. However if
    you can keep it under control mini is good companion plant to cabbage and
    tomatoes, improving both the taste and health of these plants. Mint also
    deters aphid, the white cabbage fly and the black tea beetle and in large
    quantities rats and mice. (but not rabbits – my long eared snuggly friends
    love to eat as much mint as they can sink their little teeth into.)
    Happy Gardening,
    Scarlett

  17. We have 3 acres to grow in and we still grow lots of food in containers.
    Container growing is awesome.

  18. Marty Block says:

    0:18 only in the northern hemisphere!

  19. Foodie Laura says:

    The wicking bed is a great idea, you break everything down in a really nice
    informative way.

  20. Elyse Joseph says:

    Really nice Stephen! I put my fig tree in my unheated garage in winter and
    it does great…unless somebody forgets to close the garage door at -30 :D

  21. ►Don’t #garden space? Grow a lot of Food in Small Spaces with Container
    #Gardening – YouTube http://ow.ly/NCsTf

  22. Great information on wicking beds and container garden options.

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