I liked this, it is right on. Are you easy to live with? You are totally organised, I like to work on it sometime but like everything get the concrete base level right first up than no more cutting off that much! Great to pass all this on. I am still getting there, but than this is Australia calling, no rush, good neighbours, no frost or snow, chooks help me but so do my barrells, but 2 is only for beginners! Get it to 3000 L or more than you can still wish for more! Great show!
@gladtidings4all This guy is so particular about the set up but would he be easy to live with, not much leisure time to sit back and enjoy it all. I still think he is o.k. and good luck to you both! When gardening and the enviroment drive keek in watch out! I know!
@AnhyMedia Yeah the wood looks like 2x4 material which is usually pine when left untreated will last about a decade before they turn into part of your garden.
Don't use treated lumber for garden boxes they use arsenic or copper or other nasty chemicals to "green treat".
I used treated lumber for my garden boxes because I lined them with thick PVC pond liner, they are water proof minus the drain holes in the bottom and elevated by cinder blocks they will literally last forever.
Thanks for being so specific! Beautiful system you have set up and lots of great ideas to get started with. I'm bookmarking this one so I can use it as an example/tutorial for when I set up my rain barrels!
Nice setup. But I laugh to myself when I see all the money you spent on just treated lumber alone throughout your garden. I'd like to see some pictures or video of how great your garden is growing.
Awesome video. Gave me a lot of great ideas, was all a clean job, and you did a great job on it, and the end calculations were very helpful. It would be great to see a video or some pictures of the new modifications.
that's not compost tea ... its compost juice. to make compost tea it needs to be aerated with a pump for 12 hours or more and fed with molasses to awaken and feed dormant bacteria. after aerating the tea can be diluted 5 to 1. compost tea is a far better innoculant than compost juice.
I bulit two raised beds connected to my 12x24 deck. The beds are 1 foot high 4ft x 16ft each. Than I came up with the idea of making a greenhouse out of 2 raised beds. both 4ft x 16ft each with a space between them 4ft wide framed in with weather treated 2x4 with 3/4 pvc as the roof covered with 6 mil poly. Well place photos on facebook. Total cost $500 dollars.
One must be cautious claiming water from asphalt shingled roofing.
many of the grains of roofing collect in barrels and contaminate the water with petroleum. This is perhaps another consideration for choosing eco friendly roofing materials.
Are your sure it is safe for compost tea to hit the edible plants and leaves? I thought all compost and compost tea needed to be delivered to the roots/ground only...
Are your sure it is safe for compost tea to hit the edible plants and leaves? I thought all compost and compost tea needed to be delivered to the roots/ground only...
I remember getting four barrels just like those white one's for 50 bucks each... something like 20 years ago now when I was a kid. We roped them to the bottom of a wooden platform and hauled it out to the lake. :) Your use is much better. Very elegant system you've got there--the woodwork is even pretty.
Good job Chris! I have been searching for ideals for my rain barrels and I think your looks the cleanest. I am building one like yours but 3 barrels high. Also I am putting a solar panel with a pump so I can use the garden hose with good psi. Harbor Freight to get a deal on the solar pnls and pump.I would like to ask if you think the cross boards with 4x4 instead of 2x4 is over kill? Just asking. Why haven't you done another vid on your setup?
nice job man. Throw in a few dwarf fruit trees and it will set it off. Checkout backyardfoodproduction It is a very good resourceful dvd and is worth every penny. I use the biointensive method by ecology action.
Nice setup but you spent too much money on material. Your raised bed should be higher in my opinion mine are 2 feet above ground. Other than that you have a nice little setup good job.
You have a nice set up there I like the space between the beds, it’s nice to work in a garden where you’re not stepping on one thing while working on another.
I would go with carriage bolts, washers and nuts for building with 4x4's instead of the corner brackets and 2 inch screws.
Carriage bolts are stronger and more cost effective.
DAMN !!! That is awesome!! holy nuckin futs ! Talk about self sufficient, just because I'm nosey... why all the room between the planter beds? Just because I'm going to do kind of the same thing and wanted to get maximum use of every sguare inch this spring. But, seriously you have to have the best damn system I've ever seen!!!
One huge advantage of using rainwater to water gardens is that it does not contain the toxins commonly found in municiple water sytems: chlorine & it's byproducts, flouride, and a 'soup' of chemical compounds from household cleaners, drug residues from prescription medications, solvents... etc.
Oak barrels are best for water, they hold water & are rot resistent - natrually. Most plastics leach toxins, but make sure they were not used to hold poisons before you got them!! Good video.
If the top tank is full with water, the 2in PVC pipe will be under pressure.
PVC pipe, even with the PVC primer and cement are not made for hold back pressure. You will eventually have a leak where the joints with the PVC cement.
dispersing some of your herbs throughout your veggies will help naturally repel bad insects and attract good pollinating ones! I recommend vietnamese coriander because it has a very fragrant scent, colorful foliage, and runs like a vine to act like a natural "growing" mulch!
silicon would work fine. i'm trying to figure out what the small hole you drilled in the top back of the barrel is for... can't be for venting, because there is a giant hole for the down spout which of course would also vent...
the rain barrels were from a food distributor, so they were safe. this year we have expanded the beds, reducing the size of the pathways. we have added a garden table between the two barrel setups. a nice organized space for starting seeds and keeping pots/tools, trays. we are hoping to add a greenhouse in another part of the yard so we can start seeds sooner. its all a learning process!! but so much fun!
@chrismoss8 Do you know whats so sad is that your rain watter catcher is Illeagle look it up no joke and also check out prop s510 its a bill thay passed already its the food safty moderation act it will piss you off. Im not trying to piss you off its just i think you should know a bout it.
Excellent video, Chris! I have an urban Canadian garden of the same size and you've given me many great ideas for developing a small space cheaply and neatly. Thanks!
Nice work. Love your garden. Neat rainwater tanks. Down here in the driest inhabited continent on earth, rainwater tanks are a common feature. Google "rainwater tanks Australia" and you'll find a lot of useful design ideas and information. Have fun, and happy gardening!
Excellent design and build. With your wooden frame enclosing the barrels, it allows you to build a surrounding to enclose the structure. Keeping your water out of the sunlight would keep it cooler in temperature.
Excellent video on rain barrels - frame and construction! Question: for the first two pieces of 2" pvc...Why didn't you attach the pvc on the top barrel to the top of the face of the top barrel? I'm thinking It would work better as an "overflow" this way. I'm also going to build a sq ft garden up here in Boston this year. I'm using your layout as a model! I've still got a few weeks before the last frost. Thanks Again!
Smart guy! Heed his warning about making the frame heavy enough to hold all that weight. With 110 gallons of water, the water just weighs 918.5 pounds. So be careful out there building this.
Compost tea works wonders on your veggies and other plants. Fish emulsion is a good fertilizer too. Tomatoes love it!
Beautiful rainbarrel system.Super organized gardens. What is the mulch that you are using between your beds? Is it dried leaves? Could you have made your actual growing beds a little bit bigger? Its a grea self sustaining setup that you put a lot of thought, hard work and planning into. Nice job ! Thanks for sharing it with us.
You have a very nice system, Chris. My question is about all the shade in your yard. Is it sunny at other times of the day? Good luck with your great set up. Very inspiring.
Well done Chris. Not prissy at all as someone posted. I was going to use trash cans till I watched this. Made to last and I can tell you took the time with pride to build. Not like some of the others. Well maintained home & yard too. I also live in Tennessee...howdy.
Too high tech chris, actually, since you have a 45 degree bracket support on the water tank rack frame , if you reverse your rack frame upside That will hold your barels solidly in place w/o stabiliser bar. keep posting on good ideas
The only video so far I've seen that dealt with both subject matters I'm looking for: Raised bed vegetable gardening & rainwater harvest. Thanks for posting your video. Great job.
Well thought out!! You may even think about putting in 2 or 3 honey bee hives in the back... If everyone in the suburbs did stuff like this FEMA would be out of business
Make compost tea instead of miracle grow. Take your composted material and make a tea with it. Let is set in your bucket for a few days before you pour it on your veggie plants.
Make sure your barrels are food grade as not to contaminate your garden with chemicals.
Great set up! Are you an Engineer? That is the cleanest garden I have ever seen. I was just going to use 2x12's as my walkways to get as much crop as possible. But seeing how clean this is I think I will go with raised beds. Excellent job.
Great Job on the Garden and layout. Nice rain water collection system. With that much water you could add a soaker hose to keep your beds watered too.
Good job. Maybe delay the time for your price sheet at the end...goes by quickly...pause works great too :-)
excellent setup ! however that would be a leachate rather than tea... also by spraying with your garden hose you are introducing chlorine back into the tea that you so caringly used the rainwater for. overall great video !
I don't think the compost pile will withstand a tornado, even with cement.
wolfpaw69 1 week ago
what a great system. I live in NC and we have strong wind too. Can you give me a diagram of your rain barrels. You did a great JOB!!!!!!!!
63viet 2 weeks ago
@63viet wow kid
waynescott1016 1 day ago
sucks if you dont live in a rainy place
juki0h 2 weeks ago
this stuff's awesome man.
kiddecon 3 weeks ago
I liked this, it is right on. Are you easy to live with? You are totally organised, I like to work on it sometime but like everything get the concrete base level right first up than no more cutting off that much! Great to pass all this on. I am still getting there, but than this is Australia calling, no rush, good neighbours, no frost or snow, chooks help me but so do my barrells, but 2 is only for beginners! Get it to 3000 L or more than you can still wish for more! Great show!
1habicher 1 month ago
excellent job! you were very clear and understandable. thank you.
TheDriverusa 3 months ago
lol@going green
You should have used brush on paint instead of spray paint because of the eval fumes it creates.
Thanks for some ideas.
metamech 3 months ago
Great video! I love your work I wish I had a handyman like you! Thanks! YHWH bless you! Do you have any fruit trees?
gladtidings4all 3 months ago
@gladtidings4all This guy is so particular about the set up but would he be easy to live with, not much leisure time to sit back and enjoy it all. I still think he is o.k. and good luck to you both! When gardening and the enviroment drive keek in watch out! I know!
1habicher 1 month ago
Are you concerned the wood you have that's in the ground will rot eventually if it's surrounded by soil?
AnhyMedia 4 months ago
@AnhyMedia Yeah the wood looks like 2x4 material which is usually pine when left untreated will last about a decade before they turn into part of your garden.
Don't use treated lumber for garden boxes they use arsenic or copper or other nasty chemicals to "green treat".
I used treated lumber for my garden boxes because I lined them with thick PVC pond liner, they are water proof minus the drain holes in the bottom and elevated by cinder blocks they will literally last forever.
cchanderson 3 months ago
Like it. Thanks!
(Do you know Vince Krivda?)
vunderlin 6 months ago
what wld u have 2 do to make this water usable in your home? any1 know plz message me thanks
chacoal 6 months ago in playlist rain water, compost, pond stuff
@chacoal You would have to filter it with a reverse osmosis system.
mommymilestones 2 weeks ago
very nice i like how organized it is rather than all jumbled together
bigbear822516 6 months ago
Thanks for being so specific! Beautiful system you have set up and lots of great ideas to get started with. I'm bookmarking this one so I can use it as an example/tutorial for when I set up my rain barrels!
kitmao 6 months ago
1:00 The windmill keeps away the squirrels? They never become accustomed to it?
Masowai 6 months ago
great job!
kko0219 6 months ago
Wow. When you do something you do it right, huh? Great job! Very pretty.
PlanoPrincess 6 months ago
EXCELLENT BEGINNERS VIDEO!!!! Thanks
agodsend624 6 months ago
Nice setup. But I laugh to myself when I see all the money you spent on just treated lumber alone throughout your garden. I'd like to see some pictures or video of how great your garden is growing.
ajaake 7 months ago
Awesome carpentry! Great garden, will steal a few ideas for my yard work!
madfran6 7 months ago
Hi Chris , how much sun do you get during the morning and the afternoon.
Rusenmansilver 7 months ago
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aaaarrrgggghh 7 months ago
Awesome video. Gave me a lot of great ideas, was all a clean job, and you did a great job on it, and the end calculations were very helpful. It would be great to see a video or some pictures of the new modifications.
USMCCVRM 7 months ago
AWESOME barrel system. Well designed and built, for real. How much water pressure do you get? Does it taper off quickly as you use the water?
bradkrit 8 months ago
lol I found this vid while looking for a scene from Fightclub.
SvenHartermann 9 months ago
nice work.
mrjon75 9 months ago
"connect it to the stick"
lol nice setup
KingSlimjeezy 9 months ago 6
dude I like your set up Very clean and nice looking
jdplatinum1964 9 months ago
this looks great!
ilsdmspjs 9 months ago
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that's not compost tea ... its compost juice. to make compost tea it needs to be aerated with a pump for 12 hours or more and fed with molasses to awaken and feed dormant bacteria. after aerating the tea can be diluted 5 to 1. compost tea is a far better innoculant than compost juice.
gojuryukarateka 9 months ago
I bulit two raised beds connected to my 12x24 deck. The beds are 1 foot high 4ft x 16ft each. Than I came up with the idea of making a greenhouse out of 2 raised beds. both 4ft x 16ft each with a space between them 4ft wide framed in with weather treated 2x4 with 3/4 pvc as the roof covered with 6 mil poly. Well place photos on facebook. Total cost $500 dollars.
Fujisuka 10 months ago
Nice set up !
MrMADMOFO 10 months ago
From a security standpoint, he mad a nice sturdy ladder for someone to use to break in. Nice job though!
handiest1 10 months ago
compost tea ingredients
Comfrey leaves (grow your own)
or sea weed solution ( liquid fertiliser) full of minerals.
Love the rain barrels idea, nice job
slocar1 10 months ago
One must be cautious claiming water from asphalt shingled roofing.
many of the grains of roofing collect in barrels and contaminate the water with petroleum. This is perhaps another consideration for choosing eco friendly roofing materials.
LUVallova 10 months ago
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Are your sure it is safe for compost tea to hit the edible plants and leaves? I thought all compost and compost tea needed to be delivered to the roots/ground only...
kellyfkup 10 months ago
Are your sure it is safe for compost tea to hit the edible plants and leaves? I thought all compost and compost tea needed to be delivered to the roots/ground only...
kellyfkup 10 months ago
I remember getting four barrels just like those white one's for 50 bucks each... something like 20 years ago now when I was a kid. We roped them to the bottom of a wooden platform and hauled it out to the lake. :) Your use is much better. Very elegant system you've got there--the woodwork is even pretty.
eicebleu 11 months ago
Good job Chris! I have been searching for ideals for my rain barrels and I think your looks the cleanest. I am building one like yours but 3 barrels high. Also I am putting a solar panel with a pump so I can use the garden hose with good psi. Harbor Freight to get a deal on the solar pnls and pump.I would like to ask if you think the cross boards with 4x4 instead of 2x4 is over kill? Just asking. Why haven't you done another vid on your setup?
shawn32067 1 year ago
nice job man. Throw in a few dwarf fruit trees and it will set it off. Checkout backyardfoodproduction It is a very good resourceful dvd and is worth every penny. I use the biointensive method by ecology action.
TheTruthoverlies 1 year ago
Nice Water system
zzapzzin 1 year ago
Nice setup but you spent too much money on material. Your raised bed should be higher in my opinion mine are 2 feet above ground. Other than that you have a nice little setup good job.
Fujisuka 1 year ago
I can see that your a tradesman gardner! great job bob! :-)
ChumpyChicken2 1 year ago
What's the thing under your shirt @ 3:45?
BooKittyRadley 1 year ago
good job man, self sustainable!
sdbvideo 1 year ago
hey where are you from in the vol state im in nashville??
heathdspain 1 year ago
In my opinion, anyone who wants to make sure that a tornado doesn't blow away their compost pile is a HARDCORE GARDENER !!!
angryadrien 1 year ago 18
Where is the overflow going once the barrels are full?
SJB666 1 year ago 2
Nice garden thanks for the ideas I am definetly thinking about the rain barrel system that thing looks solid as a rock.
Iemota21 1 year ago
You have a nice set up there I like the space between the beds, it’s nice to work in a garden where you’re not stepping on one thing while working on another.
I would go with carriage bolts, washers and nuts for building with 4x4's instead of the corner brackets and 2 inch screws.
Carriage bolts are stronger and more cost effective.
Mostlyfun 1 year ago
Chris you should market your system. I would buy this from you if you had everything I needed and a video on how exacatly to do this.
Allen2045 1 year ago
Dude. I'd so want to marry you. Doing it & doing it right. Your complete explanation style is just a plus.
TheLtUhura 1 year ago
Great vid! I like your setup.
zombie450 1 year ago
DAMN !!! That is awesome!! holy nuckin futs ! Talk about self sufficient, just because I'm nosey... why all the room between the planter beds? Just because I'm going to do kind of the same thing and wanted to get maximum use of every sguare inch this spring. But, seriously you have to have the best damn system I've ever seen!!!
TrashmanVT 1 year ago
Are u going to make more videos? Update garden video would be sweet lol
FluffyBalls009 1 year ago
Hey Dwight, This looks pretty neat. Thought you might like seeing this. Love you, Sweet Man of Mine. Me
dwightdennis2010 1 year ago
wonder what your garden looked like after it grew??
shartne 1 year ago
That thing aint going to stay in 1 place if a damn f5 tornado comes ripping through your house
cyber8000 1 year ago
@cyber8000 The house wouldnt be there either so whats your point? It looks sheltered enough from any reasonable wind.
YiuTeub 1 year ago
@YiuTeub what a dumbass
okfire65 10 months ago
Don't really need to wait for 4 days, you can use right away, dont need a bag eather...just mix the compost with the water.
works great for me, just a thought for ya.
jude1c9v 1 year ago
you should make more vids like this
happygameshow 1 year ago
One huge advantage of using rainwater to water gardens is that it does not contain the toxins commonly found in municiple water sytems: chlorine & it's byproducts, flouride, and a 'soup' of chemical compounds from household cleaners, drug residues from prescription medications, solvents... etc.
Oak barrels are best for water, they hold water & are rot resistent - natrually. Most plastics leach toxins, but make sure they were not used to hold poisons before you got them!! Good video.
Jefferdaughter 1 year ago
dude seriously DO NOT USE MIRACLE GROW for your food!!!
TheDudeRulez09 1 year ago
very good creativity!
AManfromGoljota 1 year ago
nice work guy
solvssod 1 year ago
If the top tank is full with water, the 2in PVC pipe will be under pressure.
PVC pipe, even with the PVC primer and cement are not made for hold back pressure. You will eventually have a leak where the joints with the PVC cement.
HungryVermilingua 1 year ago
Great video Thank you!
spinningwheel8 1 year ago
YOU CAN ALSO GET FANTASTICS RESOLTS WITH AQUAPONIS
ciceromatrix 1 year ago
Great video, thank you!
venuebien 1 year ago
dispersing some of your herbs throughout your veggies will help naturally repel bad insects and attract good pollinating ones! I recommend vietnamese coriander because it has a very fragrant scent, colorful foliage, and runs like a vine to act like a natural "growing" mulch!
TheCraisyDaisy 1 year ago
String up the tape from an old video tape with a few twists in it to repel birds. They don't like the flashes of light as the wind blows it.
bfenti 1 year ago
silicon would work fine. i'm trying to figure out what the small hole you drilled in the top back of the barrel is for... can't be for venting, because there is a giant hole for the down spout which of course would also vent...
apauln 1 year ago
loved the rain barrels
hangover71 1 year ago
I must say, you made a beautiful system. It is a very nice back yard setup. You should be proud.
MandLVideo 1 year ago
try using a piece of plexiglass for the top with a hinge. I used that and the same barrels for a tumbler composter.
antonios1024 1 year ago
I LOVE your set-up!! How is the gardening going this season?
MZMStudios 1 year ago
the rain barrels were from a food distributor, so they were safe. this year we have expanded the beds, reducing the size of the pathways. we have added a garden table between the two barrel setups. a nice organized space for starting seeds and keeping pots/tools, trays. we are hoping to add a greenhouse in another part of the yard so we can start seeds sooner. its all a learning process!! but so much fun!
chrismoss8 1 year ago 10
@chrismoss8 Do you know whats so sad is that your rain watter catcher is Illeagle look it up no joke and also check out prop s510 its a bill thay passed already its the food safty moderation act it will piss you off. Im not trying to piss you off its just i think you should know a bout it.
gary77777778888888 1 year ago
@chrismoss8
Thanks for such a quality video! Its nice to see people put the time into organizing a nice informative video as you have.
Power to you chrismoss8
davidesposito1 7 months ago
i love the organization and neatness of his set up...great job
mysteek29 1 year ago
Excellent video, Chris! I have an urban Canadian garden of the same size and you've given me many great ideas for developing a small space cheaply and neatly. Thanks!
terrymccuaig 1 year ago
I was given 2 plastic barrels that were used to store diesel fuel. Is there a way to completely clean the diesel fuel out of these barrels?
TheMysteryGardener 1 year ago
@TheMysteryGardener No there contaminated. If you use them everything will be contaminated.
websuspect 1 year ago
@websuspect I recently learned that the barrels contained only detergent. So can't they just be rinsed out with boiling water?
TheMysteryGardener 1 year ago
im new at making my garden compose tea seems like a good idea ill try it
who885 1 year ago
Nice work. Love your garden. Neat rainwater tanks. Down here in the driest inhabited continent on earth, rainwater tanks are a common feature. Google "rainwater tanks Australia" and you'll find a lot of useful design ideas and information. Have fun, and happy gardening!
Snurdgerbly 1 year ago
Excellent design and build. With your wooden frame enclosing the barrels, it allows you to build a surrounding to enclose the structure. Keeping your water out of the sunlight would keep it cooler in temperature.
robreye25 1 year ago
Excellent video on rain barrels - frame and construction! Question: for the first two pieces of 2" pvc...Why didn't you attach the pvc on the top barrel to the top of the face of the top barrel? I'm thinking It would work better as an "overflow" this way. I'm also going to build a sq ft garden up here in Boston this year. I'm using your layout as a model! I've still got a few weeks before the last frost. Thanks Again!
oldchimpdotcom 1 year ago
Thanks for the great ideas. You have a beautiful garden. Lots of hard work, but it really paid off, didn't it?
Bonstergirl 1 year ago
Smart guy! Heed his warning about making the frame heavy enough to hold all that weight. With 110 gallons of water, the water just weighs 918.5 pounds. So be careful out there building this.
Compost tea works wonders on your veggies and other plants. Fish emulsion is a good fertilizer too. Tomatoes love it!
I love your garden space. Very nice!
GB434 1 year ago
great ideas really good job
camochannel1 1 year ago
i'd be covering the sides with panels and i'd be building a door for the front. but, regardless, great work - looks good
sndd0138 1 year ago
Just stand the barrels on the floor save a lot of work.
fatturdburger 1 year ago
Beautiful rainbarrel system.Super organized gardens. What is the mulch that you are using between your beds? Is it dried leaves? Could you have made your actual growing beds a little bit bigger? Its a grea self sustaining setup that you put a lot of thought, hard work and planning into. Nice job ! Thanks for sharing it with us.
mukwah1111 1 year ago
type a persona...........very sad indeed. way to much time and energy.........like those guys that build train sets lol
couchfighter 1 year ago
You have a very nice system, Chris. My question is about all the shade in your yard. Is it sunny at other times of the day? Good luck with your great set up. Very inspiring.
jemc17 1 year ago
Well done Chris. Not prissy at all as someone posted. I was going to use trash cans till I watched this. Made to last and I can tell you took the time with pride to build. Not like some of the others. Well maintained home & yard too. I also live in Tennessee...howdy.
Hollyhocks0 1 year ago
Too high tech chris, actually, since you have a 45 degree bracket support on the water tank rack frame , if you reverse your rack frame upside That will hold your barels solidly in place w/o stabiliser bar. keep posting on good ideas
TULFO0210 1 year ago
VERY NICE SET UP! Gardens not lawns! You rock Chris! \m/
ArashiNage 2 years ago
Cool. Add some bees, a cold frame, and a still and you'll be set!
barryrbarber 2 years ago
The only video so far I've seen that dealt with both subject matters I'm looking for: Raised bed vegetable gardening & rainwater harvest. Thanks for posting your video. Great job.
Marist83USA 2 years ago
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to complex! these are systems for prissy people!
keep it simple!
sausagenpeppaz 2 years ago
@sausagenpeppaz i agree :) lol
shadowgames824 2 years ago
Well thought out!! You may even think about putting in 2 or 3 honey bee hives in the back... If everyone in the suburbs did stuff like this FEMA would be out of business
dsarti1 2 years ago
You are the man !
You have given me so many ideas to intergrate into my own garden.
Well done !
Imaroughboy2 2 years ago
5/5 and fav'd. Thank you very much for the invoice at the end. That alone makes this video a very good learning tool.
I appreciate you sharing your ideas.
liabatud67 2 years ago
make sure not to kill the organisms by spraying with strong pressure. Drip apply compost tea
ecosutra 2 years ago
Great job thankyou.
photoxpress 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing.
marioismo 2 years ago
nice set up
richallenmusic 2 years ago
you are a source of pride and an inspiration. your family should be proud of you. I am copying your work. good job...
deemortiz 2 years ago
You did such a wonderful job! Thanks for sharing :)
graphicsprincess 2 years ago
Make compost tea instead of miracle grow. Take your composted material and make a tea with it. Let is set in your bucket for a few days before you pour it on your veggie plants.
Make sure your barrels are food grade as not to contaminate your garden with chemicals.
magylyn 2 years ago 15
Great video!!! Gave me plenty of ideas. BTW, what do you use for the walk ways between the beds? Looks like river rock?
selder03 2 years ago
Great set up! Are you an Engineer? That is the cleanest garden I have ever seen. I was just going to use 2x12's as my walkways to get as much crop as possible. But seeing how clean this is I think I will go with raised beds. Excellent job.
baggysmells1975555 2 years ago
Good job. I really like that double barrel system.
renshy84 2 years ago 2
GREAT handywork!
wbinwv 2 years ago
Great Job on the Garden and layout. Nice rain water collection system. With that much water you could add a soaker hose to keep your beds watered too.
Good job. Maybe delay the time for your price sheet at the end...goes by quickly...pause works great too :-)
Good Job!
DJMovit 2 years ago
bravo, you got a great little slice of heaven there
shillelaghslaw 2 years ago 2
You are the bomb man! Absolutely beautiful!
pamelawalker1 2 years ago 2
excellent setup ! however that would be a leachate rather than tea... also by spraying with your garden hose you are introducing chlorine back into the tea that you so caringly used the rainwater for. overall great video !
stymye 2 years ago 4
Awesome! Obvious that you take a lot of pride in this, as well you should!
PackRat556 2 years ago 2
Tenessee best handyman at work ;)
Very interesting, thanks!
galerienature 2 years ago 2
Ooh...Aahhh.......When is Chrs coming to my house to buld all this stuff?
Maybe he can come help Mark build the Garden shed/chicken house and then come back and build yours!! Hah!
Kathy
mkblumberg 2 years ago 2