Raised Bed Alternative | Preparing Totes for Growing Food | Storage Container Gardening

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[christinej]

Make sure your totes have a 2 or 5 on the bottom which means they are safe to grow or store foods in. Any other numbers mean the totes are made from chemical recycles that can be absorbed into the soil which will transfer into your food plants and in your produce that you eat. By the way, Your little one is absolutely adorable!

[starletta]

Love seeing father teaching his babies the importance of self sufficiency! ❤

[lynettetrese-williams]

Love the little baby gardener that you are growing. She will be a great gardener when she gets a little older.

[missarcene]

I sm 70 year old womsn who will be trying this for my late start up veggie 10:34 garden. Wish me well.
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[John-pklr]

Came for tote gardening. Stayed for the little one with bear ears. 👍

[schmittyconstanz]

You are instilling respect for nature in your adorable little girl.She is a little doll!

[hdalzrpls]

The minute the baby came in I had to subscribe!

[louisejohnson]

😅your baby is beautiful and so precious.

[kerbster]

How refreshing to see my people super self sufficient and cost effective is always appreciated 😊 I am starting a balcony grow. Good luck everyone HAPPY HARVEST

[kd-ydpk]

That was so precious when the baby said, "ok Daddy." ❣️❣️ Thanks for your great tip!

[clemarr]

A child and dirt and something to dig with. It doesn't get any better than that. 😊 Great video thanks.

[TheSimeltonExperience]

Out of all my researching for new beginners in raised flower beds, this was by far the most informative and adorable. I found myself watching the baby enjoying nature and not electronics. No editing needed. Love this!! Peace and love to you and your family. Thanks for sharing as this will help my journey as I begin this week.

[angelicamateo]

When you said “Here in Florida” I had such a relief 😅

[kathyschatz]

Im really glad to see you are involving your children.

[dianeschroeder]

I've gardened for many years. With the world in such a crazy state, I'm going to try 4-6 totes of veggies and share with my elderly neighbors next door. I had a dying tree taken down in the front yard before the snows came this past winter. I'm going to use some of those fresh wood chips to partially fill the totes. Last year my dogs ate tomatoes, peppers and strawberries I grew in the yard ! Now the totes can go in the sunny front yard so the harvest will be people food. 😊 Thank .you for your inexpensive ideas. Your little one is adorbs!! Peace to all from Buffalo, NY.

[prettybrwneyez]

The babies are cute ❤❤❤came for the knowledge and stayed for them!

[sandramoore]

That was a beautiful moment with your daughter. If you teach her while she is young, you will have a love of gardening together and fresh food all your life.

[jeanbean]

Your child is such a good helper - you must be so proud! 😊

[GuyG.KTalesOfAnimals]

I love how your lil baby is involved, this is super meaningful activity for little ones to observe and participate in. 💕

[alexandriahatten]

She's adorable. Helping her daddy. The totes are an awesome idea!!!