Using SQUARE FOOT Gardening Easily DOUBLED the Harvests

DO NOT WASTE YOUR SPACE! THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE AND VERSATILE WAY TO GARDEN!

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Intro - 00:00
What is Square Foot Gardening - 00:17
Why You Should Square Foot Garden - 00:30
Companion Planting on Steroids - 00:55
Stability in Diversity and Beneficial Connections - 01:22
Square Foot Gardening is Scaleable - 01:31
Growing Vertical with Square Foot Gardening - 01:41
Tuck Protecting the Garden - 02:32
Succession Planting in a Square Foot Garden - 03:06
Interplanting in a Square Foot Garden - 04:22
Staggering Plantings in a Square Foot Garden - 04:39
No Weeding in a Square Foot Garden - 05:16
Mulching in a Square Foot Garden - 05:40
Where to Square Foot Garden, in the Ground or in Beds? - 05:50
How to Set Up a Square Foot Garden - 06:01
Showing My Square Foot Garden Beds - 06:18
Saving Money with Square Foot Gardening - 09:08
Watering a Square Foot Garden - 09:43
Saving Time with a Square Foot Garden - 09:52
How to Arrange Plants in a Square Foot Garden - 10:09
What to Plant in a Square Foot Garden - 10:26
The Rules to Square Foot Gardening and Spacing - 11:30
Outro - 12:05

[FEPSO]

No matter how hard of a day i have, when James uploads it instantly becomes better!

[dianehansen]

James and Tuck…..
out of ALL of the gardening videos on YouTube, YOU have helped and inspired me the most!!!
When others have tried to give me advice or correct me on how to care for my garden, I refer them to your methods. Your enthusiasm, expertise, joy of gardening and, of course, Tuck’s 💚example of how good your vegetables are, 😉make such a difference.
Thank you so much!
Utah Gramy 🧑🏼‍🌾

[jenniferfilbert]

I have gardened for years, but this year, I redesigned my garden with 4x4 square foot beds. Then, in May, I looked up square foot gardening and found your video. I am growing plants vertically more than in the past. I followed your advice about pulling unproductive late summer veggies and planting fall crops. All I can say is, the garden is yielding SO MUCH food. I had so many cucumbers (and a few more coming yet, and maybe another crop), and the tomatoes have done so well. I have large cabbages out there too. We had big delicious cantaloupes. I had to learn how to can, and my freezer is stuffed. Square foot gardening is a game changer.

[DabblinDawn]

Your enthusiasm for growing is infectious, James! ❤❤❤❤❤ to the Tuckmiester!

[priayief]

I've been practicing SFT for 15 or 20 years.

I grow in raised beds of varying dimensions and shapes. Over time, I learned how to sow my seeds and plant my seedlings without precisely measuring each square foot. It is amazing how many vegetables you can grow in such small spaces.

[brendadeckard]

I just discovered SFG and am so excited to begin. I quit gardening many years ago due to lack of time. I'm retired now and am ready to begin again. I am a planner and my DR table is covered with grid paper and charts. I have access to good aged manure from my son's farm. Now I will pray for good rains!

[lauramacini]

With Tuck’s skills and supervision, we are all growing better harvests. Thanks Little Boss ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[elleng]

What a beautiful garden! But Tuck is the true star of the show! ❤

[AnyKeyLady]

Lots of great tips James and crew!

- Wood and space is a premium. We reused our old patio "Crazy paving" slabs to build out main bed. Sometimes to build a box you have to think outside of it.

- Google sheets is a great free planner to record planting times and tabs allow you to record notes like weather, etc, which can help you the following year.

- Free printable graph paper also allows you to draw you garden to scale to plan your space for your specific areas

- Find a branch and mark measurements to eye ball you spacings

- Branches on their own also make great stakes for plants. Branch cuttings are great for pre filling taller raised beds.

- There is always something that can be reused before recycling

- When a weed becomes a weed. Dandelions are early bloomers to attract wildlife. Remove the head when the flower dies to prevent spreading. Over wintered turnips wanted to be a plant, so they were another early bloom. Don't ignore hedges for birds. Reberis flowers in May so not only attracts pollinators but later on is alt food for birds.

[onlyattherushsjanuaryrush]

I really enjoyed this video. I am a new Gardner, last year was my first year growing anything ever. I was a hot mess. We had a huge flood that ruined everything except my green beans and a few tomatoes I had in pots. I didn't give up, I had some seeds in trays and started over. It was later in the season, but I got so many tomatoes, a few peppers and about 2 meals worth of greenbeans. This year I moved all my raised beds to higher ground. Buy this video has helped me figure out what I need to do as far as planting. I love the square foot method of gardening I will be using this in all my beds. Thanks for always having great content.

[prayerwarrior]

Your love of gardening comes through every time! Have the book and used first time last year- worked well… added more beds and trellises. Weather has been cold in MA but I’m optimistic. PS I have my own “Tucker” who guards MY garden - looks just like the emoji 🐶!!

[calebmayo]

Love seeing your videos in my notifications gets me amped to get out and garden !!!you rock brother and tuck is definitely the boss and the cutest he looks nice and healthy for his age to treasure every minute you all spend in the garden together.have a great day and keep up the amazing work

[DrivingFree]

SFG is how I started in 2020. And it’ll be the only way I grow. I’m an urban gardener so it perfect for me. ❤SFG. And ❤❤❤❤❤Tuck!!!

[pjoy]

I just love Tuck!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you James. We really get a lot of valuable information from
your videos. Please keep them coming.

[aphillips]

Great job showing the benefits of Sq. Ft. Gardening! Love your enthusiasm! Tuck is adorable ❤

[lolaseymour]

James, I highly recommend that you try the Whole Foods recipe for Red Lentils & Spinach Soup. It calls for 2 cups of spinach but I used 4 cups. Uses up my spinach so I don't waste any as I follow the Charles Dowding method of harvesting the outer leaves. My homegrown Olympia spinach leaves are tender even when they are larger. Even my non vegetarian friends love this soup! Really enjoy your channel. Thanks for all the joy you & Tuck bring to me.

[patricepennywell]

I love your video on SFG. I had heard about it before, but your example was so clear to me. I am looking to start a garden, but just didn't know how to even begin to start growing what and where to begin. It all just clicked and I can't wait. Love your channel and LOVE TUCK! ❤❤❤

[diannanoe]

❤Tuck❤ I think the square foot gardening will be perfect for my Urban Garden, thanks!

[lizl]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Tuck is absolutely the garden boss and nutrient expert!

[PRDreams]

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Tuck, we love you!
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