Basic Gardening Tips : How to Start Growing a Garden

[insomniacgrace]

This is so cool and amazing. Thanks for the tips.

[TheKebeth]

I highly recommend checking w w w . gardenlearningtrust . c o m/subscribe if you want to get into gardening, its pretty insightful and their free newsletter definately helped get me started

[noraschile]

yes thank you

[GardenToolCaddy]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[futuristfood]

becada visitors guide!

[frankwahl]

get rid of the text...wtf.

[DoiT4ThEgAot]

look att the dead garden behind her ha

[allwedoissell]

...ANd here we are using a spade shovel!

[paintdataint]

You dont really have to start that small. I

[DaNNiGhoul]

What if you only have crab grass

[pawpycoo]

ill do whatever i want

[jsmoritz2000]

Ummm...I'm pretty sure I could turn 100 square feet with a SHOVEL in less than 30 minutes and have it tilled in that much time, too!

[phoenixhoneybee]

Ahh finally a clip that actually shows me step by step how to garden! I've never gardened before but now I live in a place with a huge back yard AND all the tools I need! Now I'm off to get some seeds!

Thank YOU!

[yovilleaddiction101]

oh boy oh boy I'm using the wrong tool boy is my back going to love me as I use the correct tool to finish turning up the garden

[Quoranation]

I love the taste of garden tomatoes and watermelons. Not to mention I love garden fresh corn. Vegetables are expensive the best way to have a fresh veggie supply would be to garden. Fruit trees are a must because I love fresh fruit. Canned fruits are subpar compared to fresh ones. I decided the first thing I'll grow will be strawberries.

[odom602]

I have a huge used to be garden in my back yard, I think I can handle turning some dirt, specially since I plan to sell my crops at the local farmers market, my point being, nothing is too hard as long as you put your mind to it.

[fueldbybeans]

What should I do if I do not own a house or a place to dig? Help please!

[TKDdreadful]

buy a house ? lol

[fueldbybeans]

lol

[merock654]

@TKDdreadful thats mean

[TKDdreadful]

i am sorry...to that guy, consider renting an alotment, or somekind of vvegetable growing area.

[TKDdreadful]

Veg*

[merock654]

@TKDdreadful its ok

[loopofpoop]

grow in pots

[jihadacadien]

POt pot Pot!!!!pots to grow in not to grow pot.....some cities also have spaces for community gardening hope it helps

[MonyMG1959]

pots

[gryffindor863]

if your joking than that wasnt a very funny joke at all, and if your serious then most towns/cities have community gardens which you have to pay for but usually not very much

[Ogizzie]

Wow...not only could you have used a tiller instead, but wouldn't a shovel been easier than a fork?

[louis12346]

Expert Village? or Dork Idiot Village?

[gigman7]

You wouldn't turn the soil like that around here.

[tirpitz42]

What do you do with the grass that you turn? Do you compost it, leave it in the soil, use it elsewhere, throw it away?

[wildflowerwoman1]

we are using an old cultivater we found and fixed up--easier on the back. after using rake out all grass and mix soil with fertilizer,sand etc. make sure your soil is not too acidic-plants like people need to be alkaline to thrive and grow[get a soil tester--they are not expensive]if too acidic put lime on top and let it sit over the winter

[eponitzen]

@wildflowerwoman1 Are you sure? Most the plants i know and use enjoy a slighty acidic soil...

[driftingtheworld]

yes doing so this morning on like 100 by 100 garden... started small, then got the bug... so bad I had to get a much bigger garden...

ha, I will be doing this video in 10 minuts

ha... thanks again..