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Tatsoi and pak soi are typically what they call them

@PY Garden TV tatsoi and pak choy are what they typically are called

That'll never happen unfortunately

Shady, I have shared my garden produce with 14 neighbours, and offered to share with three more who turned it down. I do this even though I am on Disability from injuries (and thus very poor), and can only grow in containers due to those injuries - containers like used cat litter buckets. Why do I share despite my poverty? To give people healthy non-GMO heirloom-seed food organically grown with love, to try & foster community, and to share what little I have as a service to God/ Source, and to encourage others to also grow gardens for fresh produce themselves. So, it CAN happen... Alas, though, I have also had people trespass onto our small property and STEAL my best fruits & vegs EVERY year, which really upsets me. If people steal in GOOD times, what would they do in bad? Sad to see that we as a species have sunk so low. That is why countering this degradation through fostering community and cooperation is so important. Cheers!

@K Grant What a beautiful heart you have. God bless you, as you shine for our Master. I often wonder if people will steal from us, but I know God provides and it’s sad to think people don’t trust him

@@kgrant3184 I have to wonder what you would think is bad times if you consider these times good. Things are definetly not the worst they could be, but they are hardly good from where I sit. (Also disabled and below poor) Anyway, beyond my pointless wondering...Thank you for being generous and thoughtful. That does make a difference.

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To have and an uncle to help would be so awesome.

Yes!! 💐❤️🤗 God Bless this man

whoru?

I am the same as you

what you describe is gymnastic, very good specially for us seniors! My great-grandfather lived to be 100 and he did gardening almost till the end! I always admired him, he had a lot of knowledge, not only concerning gardening!

You could grow in boxes off the edge of the deck or use fabric shopping bags as grow bags. Or grow things that repel deer around your garden. Or grow deer ressisatant plants I know there are deer resistant daffodils. Good luck.

I live in the woods also with deer, I'm gonna take the added suggestions as I have a very large second story deck with rails I can hang things off and a bench to set things on 💯

I have so many snails in my garden and last year I tried growing salad and Chinese leaf but they ate almost everything 🥺I have an idea where and how I could try this method 👍👍👍I love the idea of how to upcycle and make use of things you anyway have at home, too. Thank you 😊

Another good container, and a little more sturdy, is coffee creamer bottles. And pallets for a ready made frame

We have deer everywhere, too. I tent old sheer curtains over vertical growth like this. On flat growing in the garden I float it over the growth and stake it. Deer won't step on it or climb against it. Also doesn't let birds pull out the seedlings.

It is not that clever when you compare it with people who put together a Hydroponic system from simmilar materials.

Hanging garden have been a thing since before Jesus was a twinkle in gods eye... For this to have any true benefit just for one small family, you need at least the set up you see here multiplied by 50 maybe more...

ya he's a genius

@@MusikCassette Oh Jeez, up pops the negative Nancy raining on someone else's parade 🙄

@@annapachaclarke2392 oh great sally stupido here to insult everyone. grow up

A couple walls like this and a few garden towers and you've got a BIG garden!

It would also reduce your cooling bill, it shades most of the sun from the wall.

Dandelions are perennial too!

Can you please enlighten me is just the root of the dandelion edible? I know zero about eating dandelions...

@@leeturner3750 lots of homesteading videos to learn from.

@@leeturner3750 Roots of Dandelions are too much trouble to deal with. Dandelion leaves are great for smoothies. Just don't eat stems, they are too bitter! Tear off side peaces, attached to stem. And use, if possible, YOUNG leaves 👍

Yarrow is highly medicinal, but if you enjoy eating it, I like to film you doing that. Stick to dandelion

As a landlord I approve. I am fine with my tenants growing things as long as it doesn't harm the building, is not illegal, and it looks nice without being work for me, that also means that they keep grass around pots trimmed and weeds pulled out of pots or they can't handle having the pots. Just be open, honest, and respectful with your landlord, they are just trying to be protected and keep people from causing issues. I have also said no to some things but yes to others, it all depends on the issues it could cause. I had one tenant who wanted to garden but that didn't make sense for her unit, but she was happy as could be to help take over the front walk/street view that now has everblooming strawberries, mums, carrots, currents, pots of cabbage/greens, more.

You can make it's look even nicer if you use some outdoor paint on the bottles, the darkness also promotes root growth and helps plants grow faster as they should be underground :)

А что за батву от вырастил? Я таких растений не знаю , подскажите, пожалуйста

@@annaloshakova2284 Салаты какие-то. Это Китай, у них там свои ростения.

@@user-zw7ud5sp8h Спасибо🙏💕

Это китайская капуста пак чой,я видео монтаж

У него ростки на 15 день в одном ряду и зелёные и бордовые,а через месяц в ряду один цвет,пересмотрите видео,чел просто зарабатывает бабло на доверчивых людях и ведь столько восторженных отзывов...

Thanks a lot

Super

@@TEOGarden what fertilizer you use

Es una super divina idea lo felicito

@@TEOGarden hello sir, I love your idea it's very timely and practical however sir may I ask what I should do because I try to do it but ants keep eating the stem, can ask some piece of advice please.thank you

such a great idea

If it is too tall, can’t harvest.

NICE THAT EXTRA WATER DRAINS TO THE PLANTS BELOW

Wonderful!

I am thinking with a little tweeking, MILK JUGS can be used ...

Is that what kinda plants these are? I thought bok choy and lettuce maybe

Many many thanks

Que es lo que cosechó

А что это за растения и как его готовят и едят? На что похоже, по вкусу?

You could even create a drip system using the top part of the bottle with the lid. Just poke a time hole in the lid, fill it up with water and have it drip down to the botton portion of the bottle.

What a fantastic idea about a drip hose! Thanks so much for sharing!

Great videos ❤ kindly indicate what's a good fertilizer and what is the Right time of applications ❤ty

Я наверное одна не поняла, что это?

Impressionante! Obrigado!

Porqué no hay manera?