@rcote22401 It's not crutial to include a barrier - just an option. I think at the time of making this video I had read that it was a good idea, but the latest SFG book suggests a botomless box on the ground is fine.
Wow, Rick... you really DO have a small area, there, don't ya?? I never realized it was such a small area. The way you've maximized all of your space, it's hard to tell it in your other videos! Looks huge in the other videos! =)
@MZMStudios LOL - yep it's a postage stamp garden! Thanks for the blog entry on the container-gardening-for-food website, am just approving it now :o)
Rick, did you control your camera with a remote? You really have this square foot gardening thing down to a science. I just finished reading the book, "Square Foot Gardening" By Mel Barthalomew. You are doing everything exactly the way he says to do it.
It would be nice if you could get your neighbors interested in Square Foot Gardening. Mel Barthalomew was able to motivate the people in his area to start Square Foot Gardens, because they are maintenance free.
great strategy .. thanks for posting .. =)
monday5123 4 months ago
QUESTION: Why the need for the p;astic barrier if your raised beds are on the earth and not on a patio?
rcote22401 10 months ago
@rcote22401 It's not crutial to include a barrier - just an option. I think at the time of making this video I had read that it was a good idea, but the latest SFG book suggests a botomless box on the ground is fine.
rickvanman 10 months ago
Wow, Rick... you really DO have a small area, there, don't ya?? I never realized it was such a small area. The way you've maximized all of your space, it's hard to tell it in your other videos! Looks huge in the other videos! =)
Great job, mate!
Patrick
MZMStudios 1 year ago
@MZMStudios LOL - yep it's a postage stamp garden! Thanks for the blog entry on the container-gardening-for-food website, am just approving it now :o)
rickvanman 1 year ago
I can just hear the neighbours! "What's he up to now Beryl?"
"Oh let him be- he's a nut job- now here's a beer!"
Best of luck with your ideas I'm off to have some plum wine! Ha ha!
flyingfisbeefilms 2 years ago
LOL - Actually my neighbours on one side are genuinely not impressed! Oh well, we all have different prioroties I suppose. Live & let Live.
Enjoy the wine :o)
rickvanman 2 years ago
Rick, i love you...
well, in the way of, you're so AMBITIOUS and you put quite some work in keeping your subscribers amused and posted...
and damn, you're just great
MrSmallButBrave 2 years ago
aw thanks :o)
rickvanman 2 years ago
sounds great. i want to try it. i don't have much to grow in.
niffer58 2 years ago
I think we have the next Allan Titchmark here. lol
How much did the wireless mic cost, are you going to get a homing camera mount next that follows you around the garden?
Zeamus634 2 years ago
LOL! My Hero!
Wireless was a cheap mic plugged into the Zoom H2 (now i've learned how to switch on the external mic power).
Homing camera mount - would love one! Probably cost the earth though.
rickvanman 2 years ago
You're getting really good at this! :)
baddogonline 2 years ago
thanks :o)
rickvanman 2 years ago
Excellent start ... hope you can show us how you cook and prepare your veggies when they are ready ...
Roll on the summer ..
dobe762 2 years ago
This sound really good and you will noe defo have me glued to your vids lol
as anything to do with outside and indoor plants is just what i like doin so the more tips i get from you the better lol
Djmorley1169 2 years ago
this is so very interesting
athomas1124 2 years ago
you will be able to feed the neighborhood with all the growing you are planning.
MicheleMidnight 2 years ago
Rick, did you control your camera with a remote? You really have this square foot gardening thing down to a science. I just finished reading the book, "Square Foot Gardening" By Mel Barthalomew. You are doing everything exactly the way he says to do it.
It would be nice if you could get your neighbors interested in Square Foot Gardening. Mel Barthalomew was able to motivate the people in his area to start Square Foot Gardens, because they are maintenance free.
johnny102marvin 2 years ago
it is a real show,r u stoned DSc
TheSenior53 2 years ago
@TheSenior53 i am lol!
iStonner 2 years ago
it looks like a real tv show! cool
DragonSteadycam 2 years ago
Thanks :o)
rickvanman 2 years ago
Very Nice and interesting. Good Luck with your food and website! Wow how high is your tripod on the end of your video? How you didi it?
CathyDirector 2 years ago
Thanks - its on the shed roof on a tripod:o)
rickvanman 2 years ago
Nice Rick, interesting camera angles.
FenderGibsonWashburn 2 years ago
Cheers Paul - one of the disadvantages to a small garden - even with the wide angle, you cant push the camera far enough away!
rickvanman 2 years ago
Interesting video Rick Titchmarsh!! lol
TheMusicMark 2 years ago
LOL - all I need is that band music that they play and I'm all set!
An assistant like Charlie Dimmock would be most welcome! :o)
rickvanman 2 years ago
Wow, that's a small space. I have 2 acres and still think it's not enough. Anything helps for what is coming. Get ready guys!
1776Reborn 2 years ago
With the right approach, and careful planning, 2 acres could produce a LOT of food.
rickvanman 2 years ago