December 23, 2024

VIDEO: How I Prepare 3 Raised Garden Beds for Planting Vegetables


In this video, I show you how I prepare three raised garden beds for planting, sowing, and growing vegetables.

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24 thoughts on “VIDEO: How I Prepare 3 Raised Garden Beds for Planting Vegetables

  1. G'day Everyone, this video is a bit longer than usual because I wanted to show the preparation and assessment of all three beds in the one upload with extra context. In the age of ever-shortening content, I hope you felt entertained enough to watch it all the way through without getting too bored lol… Thanks for your support! Cheers, Mark

  2. Dude, your content makes me really want to start a garden! I discovered you yesterday and quickly subbed! I just finished planting some cherry tomatoes and trying to sprout some paprika seeds I stored some time ago. Fingers crossed they will all grow into beautiful plants. ^^ Thank you for your videos!

  3. If a snake dies in your land, you must give funeral to it according to Hinduism. If you don't you will have a lot of misfortunes and troubles in life which is referred to as Sarpa Dosh.

  4. Hey Mark; another good video. Just wondering if you regret putting those 4 beds butted together and having to walk all the way round to work on the other side? Cheers from Vic, Aus.

  5. i was watching your video What Happens When You REGROW Vegetables From Kitchen SCRAPS in the Garden? and i noticed you tried to plant your carrots upside down, lol why? you put the tops in the ground!

  6. Always enjoy your videos thank you. Just want to say that those weeds you chopped in on the second bed are a wild amaranth and the leaves are great in stir fries or soup. Here in Hawaii we call it Chinese Spinach.

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