NO COST GARDENING HACK!!! How to BUILD a RAISED GARDEN BED & FILL it with BEDDING | 100% FREE !!!!!!

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Key insights about video NO COST GARDENING HACK!!! How to BUILD a RAISED GARDEN BED & FILL it with BEDDING | 100% FREE !!!!!!

🌳 Using fallen tree trunks and branches to create raised beds is a simple and cost-effective solution.

🌱 Building your own soil on your property can save you money on buying expensive soil, compost, and potting mix.

🐜 Composting wood chips not only helps with soil building, but also attracts worms for natural decomposition.

🌿 Adding leaf mold and decomposing wood chips to raised beds enriches the soil and provides essential nutrients for plant growth.

🌾 Reusing materials such as wood chips, bricks, and other free materials can be used to construct raised beds.

⏰ Simplifying gardening and creating automated systems can make gardening easier and more enjoyable.

🌻 Gardening can be kept simple and inexpensive, and there is no right or wrong way to do it.

Timestamped Summary

00:07 The speaker is introducing the raised beds that they constructed using fallen tree pieces. They mention that it was an easy and free method.

00:40 The speaker explains that they were able to utilize a fallen tree from their landscape instead of paying to have it hauled off.

01:05 The speaker talks about how soil, compost, and potting mix have become expensive and emphasizes the importance of starting the soil building process on your own property.

01:29 The speaker mentions that they have been consistently filling the beds with sifted wood chips and older decomposing wood chips, along with some old potting mix and leaf mold.

02:09 The speaker explains that they may add a little bit of soil from a hobo culture mound to top off the beds.

03:00 The speaker mentions that free wood products can be found easily, either on the side of the road or by contacting an arborist.

03:57 The speaker encourages keeping gardening simple and cheap, emphasizing that there is no right or wrong way to do it.

04:17 The speaker concludes the video, wishing viewers a good weekend and mentioning that spring and summertime gardens are being started in winter.

04:39 Outro.

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Q&A

How did you construct these raised beds?

I used larger diameter pieces of trunk and larger branches from a fallen tree and butted them up against each other to form a raised bed.

How did you get the materials for these raised beds for free?

I was able to utilize a fallen tree in my landscape instead of having to pay to have it hauled off or haul it off myself and dump it at the green waste facility.

How did you fill the raised beds with soil?

I started the soil building process using wood chips and compost. I also added old potting mix and a couple bags of leaf mold.

Where can I find free wood products for the raised beds?

You can find free wood products, such as wood chips or other parts of trees, on Craigslist or by contacting an arborist in your area. Sometimes people give them away on the side of the road after landscape work.

Can I use any material to create a raised bed?

Yes, you can use anything to create a raised bed surface in your landscape. In the video, bricks were used to create a decorative raised bed area.