The Best Gardening Products- My MUST HAVE Supplies!

It's the best gardening products- those gardening supplies that I simply can not be without in my garden!

00:00 Intro
00:50 Best Gardening Product: Insect Netting
02:37 Best Gardening Product: Frost Cloth
03:41 Best Gardening Product: Wire Hoops
04:38 Best Gardening Product: Garden Boots
05:59 Best Gardening Product: Fencing
07:43 Best Gardening Product: Grow Light Stand
08:18 Best Gardening Product: Fertilizer
09:31 Bonus Supply: Manure
10:20 Best Gardening Product: Natural Mulch

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[tominwy]

Must have plant tags. I use old window blinds cut into 10" lengths. Use garden marker or a sharpie.

[gulliverdalton]

Insect repellent for marchies, mozzies, ticks and leaches, battery powered loppers/secateurs, seaweed/kelp for soaking roots for repotting/planting, three types of gloves, plumbers shovel for tree planting.

[ns]

Perfect! I’m also in Ohio. Because you’re good at what you do and we’re in the same are, this YouTube channel is invaluable to me! Thank you! You’ve inspired me to move beyond my little 4x8 garden box. I have a large raspberry patch, two boxes of strawberries, 5 blueberry bushes and just finished recently adding big beds in my suburban front yard, ready for spring. Thank you!!

[michaelmarchione]

You will probably laugh, but the best garden tool we have is Alice. My wife and I bought a Polaris Ranger Side X Side the Spring of 2019. I grew up watching Alice on the Honeymooners lol. Anyway, I can load her up with all the tools and plants and what ever. Then I just head out back to the no-till or around the front yard to all the raised beds. She hauls rabbit manure in a trailer to all gardens. It saves me a lot of lugging by hand and she is more efficient than a wheelbarrow or garden cart...we do have them both. At the end of the season, she hauls all the dead plants to the compost out back. As a bonus, she plows snow in the winter here in NNY. I still do my share of walking for exercise. That is a big win all around!

[stacyk.]

Hori hori knife, solid aluminum shovel, Japanese weeder, cattle panel trellises, and boot strap farmer seed trays and cell packs(they root prune the seedlings).

[AlphaFarms]

I really enjoy your informational content. It’s becoming rare in the space and I always find your videos meticulously thought out and educational.

[jenniferowens]

Just want to say that it’s great to see that these products are relatively affordable. Thanks so much for recommending quality products, it’s such a bummer to waste money on junk!

[lynnlovessoil]

Good list. Agree that insect netting and grow light set up are game changers.
I would add Felco pruners, a gorilla cart and peat moss. I can't imagine gardening without them.

[mikefrench]

I always seem to tune in here a dinner time. Makes me even hungrier

[onedazinn]

Gardening gloves that actually fit! lol ;) Thank you for all the tips; I'm in SE Ohio 6B so I love your channel. ;) Happy growing!

[chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau]

Im waiting for people to rake up their leaves bag them up and set by the curve, thank you! Lol 😆 thats a must certain times of the year must get the free multch

[nchestercountynews]

bug-a-salt for cabbage moths, use Epsom salt, dusting of powdered lime for slugs., copper mesh wire for slugs stapled on raised bed sides. Mexican bean beetle, and vine bores are my problem here in SE PA

[Shockeclipse]

Cucumber beetles are my nemesis, I may try out insect netting this season.

[indianaratman]

Rabbit poo was a game changer for me and i had some old goat poo it grew some nice taters

[sandywall]

Love your Channel. I love that you are direct and on subject. Thank you so much! #MO

[GmamaGrowz]

Awesome Gardening must haves, especially those boots 🤩 Thanks for sharing!

[rebeccabsomanybooks]

Thanks for the boots rec and discount. Great timing

[curiouscat]

Just ordered a pair of Hisea boots. Thanks for the discount code

[davidaleshire]

I am so glad that you mentioned boots/shoes because I have been looking for some good yard working shoes for a while. Might have to go with a couple pairs. 🤔
About to hit you with a few questions:
Have you ever used Neptune’s harvest fertilizer, and if so, what are your thoughts?
Do you have any gardening books that you’d recommend?
What on earth is your educational background for gardening, because you share some intense knowledge that I rarely, if ever, hear from other gardening programs.
I could go on, but at this point you’re probably ready to send an army of rabid tomato horn worms in this direction. 🐛

[bdwon]

It's my favorite YouTube gardener!