Video – How to Make Cheap & Easy Trellises for Growing Food Vertically!
A great way to maximize your growing space is to grow vertically! Check out this video to see how we make our trellises using commonly found supplies from the hardware store!
A great way to maximize your growing space is to grow vertically! Check out this video to see how we make our trellises using commonly found supplies from the hardware store!
Check out this video to see how we used Square Foot Gardening to start growing food using an efficient and simple to use system!
Some of the chicken food we threw down while they were in the garden area is sprouting now, so we’re pulling the weeds from the garden. Mary wanted to make a video explaining why we’re doing that and showing you what we do with them!
We planted spinach in our Smart Pots grow bags and Carrie made a video showing you how!
We planted potatoes in our Smart Pots fabric raised bed grow bags and Carrie made a video showing you how!
Carrots have tiny seeds and they can be hard for kids to manage them. This video shows how we use seed tape to make it easier to grow carrots in our deep Smart Pots!
Rosemary is a beautiful bush that can be planted either in a raised bed or around your beds as a shrub. Its distinctive aroma is very pleasing, and it is a wonderful companion plant to almost anything.
This video shows you how easy to use to start growing your own greens!
We also talked about our overall strategy when using these 15 gallon fabric raised beds.
March is one of our favorite times of the year for growing food. Life is beginning to emerge from the cold & dead of winter, and new sprouts are popping up everywhere!
Check out how easy it can be to start growing your own food with Smart Pots! Carrie will walk you through our garden and show you examples of our Smart Pots that we grow our food with.
See more information on these fabric raised beds and also purchase at seedtospoon.net/smartpots.
Check out the blog post that goes into more detail about simple ways to get started growing your own food at seedtospoon.net/getstarted