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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHrh6g1macg by Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) 16/6/21 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHrh6g1macg by Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) 16/6/21 YouTube] | ||
Plants will need to be staked and lightly pruned. This is the basic method I recommend for most vertical tower grown plants. I show you how I use water soluble fertilizer (fish emulsion). I also recommend using worm casting tea. The feeding method is a guideline. | Plants will need to be staked and lightly pruned. This is the basic method I recommend for most vertical tower grown plants. I show you how I use water soluble fertilizer (fish emulsion). I also recommend using worm casting tea. The feeding method is a guideline. | ||
=====Vertical Gardening that Defies the Wind | April Garden Tour===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqdmdhIOSXw by Guten Gardening 20/4/24 YouTube] | |||
Vertical Gardening that Defies the Wind | Spring Garden Tour | |||
A few days ago, we had a pretty massive storm front that traveled through our area. This mean fairly high winds and the potential for flooding and more. Here in zone 5 Wisconsin, we get those types of wind heavy storms a few times each year. | |||
There are many things we have to concern ourselves about being destroyed in the garden, but one thing we have never had any concern over is whether or not our GreenStalk vertical gardens would topple over. | |||
We have been nothing but pleased with these GreenStalk vertical planters from the beginning, and we know they are stable and dependable. | |||
In this gardening video, in addition to talking the GreenStalks, we also talk about some of the other ways we trellis in the garden to prevent wind damage, and finally we give a short garden tour of the spring garden vegetables that are already coming through the cool soil. (These include peas, spinach, and radishes). | |||
We hope you enjoy this garden tips video, and please let us know if you have any questions. | |||
