GARDENING IN A KIDDIE POOL?!?

For planting a garden in a kiddie pool, you would need pool noodles, a kiddie pool, garden soil, topsoil, a serrated knife, and seeds or kitchen scraps for compost.

Pool noodles can be cut into chunks and placed at the bottom of the kiddie pool to provide excellent drainage for the soil.

Kitchen scraps like celery sticks, asparagus ends, old lettuce, banana peels, and eggshells can add nutrients and sustainability to the soil, helping plants thrive.

The materials for the kiddie pool garden cost about $22 for the pool noodles and soil; the pool itself was around $10.

The process for planting seeds involves creating mounds of soil for cucumber and watermelon seeds, poking holes in each mound, dropping a few seeds in, and covering them with soil before watering thoroughly.

While it isn't entirely explained in the video, mounding is typically done for plants like cucumbers and watermelons to improve drainage and help the roots stay warmer.

When initially watering the newly planted seeds, give them a good soak with the watering can, ensuring that the seeds are set deep enough in the soil so they don't come to the surface when you water.