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Sorry for the delay since the last video. We had a daughter born about 2 weeks ago and things are just now settling down a bit. My indoor garden has been doing well. I have blossoms forming on my tomatoes and my peppers are growing well. I’ve also started seeds for peppers and tomatoes for an outside garden this spring. See more at www.weirddivide.com
every kitchen garden needs one!
who doesn’t love rosemary?
GardenFork.TV DIY Drip Irrigation, easy to do using soaker hose and some garden hose. This drip irrigation automatic watering system is great for a green roof, deck, balcony container gardens. Container gardens dry out quickly, especially up on a roof, so you will need to use an automatic watering timer with this soaker hose drip irrigation system. More great videos and info on our site, www.GardenFork.TV
John from www.growingyourgreens.com visits swank farm to see what they are growing in growbags – which are basically a “container” to hold soil and grow vegetables in a commercial operation. You can grow at home in containers too!
How to plant a mixed container Watch gardening expert Kristin Schleiter’s tips on how to plant a mixed container, and then design your own pots with plants you love.
Here’s this week’s video. It includes a demonstration of how we hand pollinate our cucumbers. Check out Tiffany’s blog post: thrifty20something.com Here’s a list of everything we’re trying to grow on our patio: – Cherry Tomatoes – Zucchini – Squash – Green Onions – Basil – Peppers – Lettuce – Green Beans – Cucumbers – Pumpkin (I know, I’m skeptical too)
Picked a bunch of veggies from the container garden! Also, a view of our tomatillo plant.
Shawna Coronado appears on WGN 9 News (Chicago) as a sustainability and greening expert. She plants a conservation oriented container garden and educates on planting perennial gardens with the appropriate water-saving soil. WGN 9 News gave The Casual Gardener Co. permission to utilize this video for demonstrating Shawna Coronado’s expertise on television. This video is uploaded to You Tube with permission. See more of Shawna at www.shawnacoronado.com
You don’t need a big garden to grow your own produce. Learn how to grown your own salad ingredients using containers.