Using a Measuring Stick for Garden Planting | Pantry Chat Podcast SHORT

We’re all busy and have a lot on our schedules, and sometimes we only have time for a quick podcast. Come listen to this podcast short as we answer your questions in a short amount of time.

Today’s podcast short is all about how we use a measuring stick in the garden! It’s a great time-saving hack.

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[megiramos]

I wedded some beds for a lady in my town the other week. She said when her kids were little, she and her husband marked up a yard stick for them so they could plant without supervision. It taught them how to do it on their own. I think it is amazing and I'm keeping it in mind for the future.

[sunniewright]

Hello! I just discovered your channel 😊 Anyhoo…since I keep a relatively small garden, I use a couple of chopsticks marked with inches (half, quarter, eighth, etc)

[nchestercountynews]

my grandfather had a planting board.. beveled ends and burnt markings for inches ....

[tonymatthews]

I've carved ickle notches in my dibber for some measurements.

[evelynnye]

When is the best time to harvest your herbs

[remriseyhwh]

Do you guys have a how to plant vegetables in containers video? I can't find... Im not sure how much of what to put in soil. I heard put river rocks at bottom of containers... Now I'm being told don't! Ahh help.

[Yachid]

Carolyn~, (?) did U have y'r new baby yet,
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