November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Give Your Garden a Head Start: Take Action Now!


Counting the days until growing season? Give your garden a headstart!
Get ready for spring and make the most of the natural pause of winter so that when spring arrives you can hit the ground running!

Imagine how good it will feel to have everything ready to go and be ahead of the game. Ben shows us what to get on top of in this week’s episode. Get ready to feel well smug…

For our video on giving your tools some love, see:
How To Sharpen Garden Tools: Make Life Easy! 👍
https://youtu.be/hhglvzKHkrE

If you love growing your own food, why not take a look at our online Garden Planner which is available from several major websites and seed suppliers:
https://www.GrowVeg.com
https://gardenplanner.almanac.com
https://gardenplanner.motherearthnews
and many more…

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If you’ve noticed any pests or beneficial insects in your garden lately please report them to us at https://BigBugHunt.com

21 thoughts on “VIDEO: Give Your Garden a Head Start: Take Action Now!

  1. LA container gardener here dreaming of owning land someday! I couldn’t wait and bought some baby herbs and a tomato seedling!! Glad we can all be excited for spring together ❤️❤️❤️

  2. Super excited for this year, I am chitting spuds, sowing onions, kale and spinnach under grow lights. I am growing a bunch of stuff for the 1st time this year too like Corn, Lupin Beans and onions. Bring on the spring.

  3. You are so industrious and clever! I love your use of the pallet to hold tools. I'm going to copy your idea and paint mine a fun color too. Great way to save money, fill an important need, and reuse materials. Bravo!

  4. Hi Ben, a tips for cleaning algaes: use strong vinegar with high acidity, put some in your water, the stonger the better. Use glasses to protect your eyes. Makes your glass shine! It can preferably also be used on the ground level wooden materials on the egde of your green house, but take notice: it will damage the plants below; to clean it before one plant can be an idea… One the upside: it kills the weeds.

  5. I cleaned our lean to on a fair day and realized we need more room. So that's on the list for late summer project. I make tags from plastic containers also. Someone mentioned old vinyl blinds–great idea. It's amazing how fast and healthy the seedlings are growing in GH. Normally I don't heat GH, but had to because all bare root was sent with broke dormancy. In WI zone 5a it's still freezing and hope done snowing. We finished edges around 2 hugelkulture beds today and watching you really tuckered me out–your greenhouse is twice the size of ours, that was a lot of work!

  6. There’s something very satisfying about watching someone successfully clean up a garden building knowing it’s something you have to do to. I think it’s called incentive. Can you share where you got your hand fork and if you like it?

  7. We're only just heading into Winter here (Australia)… but thanks to your channel and some others I'm getting very excited for what I can do with my garden. I'm using my time at the moment to tidy up and get things ready (I just mulched some leaves the other day to top up the compost).
    Your greenhouse is a great example of how even the most daunting tasks can be tackled and the sense of reward at the end is brilliant (it's great having before and after shots to remind you of just how much you achieved too).
    Well done!

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