Grow THESE 3 Veggies in Your Vertical Garden

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Beans work REALLY well, easily my #1 favorite in vertical systems PS We sell GreenStalks directly on our store now! bitly/39HSU0Q
Comment from : Epic Gardening

I just got my Greenstalk garden yesterday and plan to plant after getting my soil tomorrow! Love the video and can't wait to read the comments! Thanks to all
Comment from : Birdie

Have you started from seeds ?
Comment from : Shawn Willis

What about indoor?
Comment from : Tia Maria

You had old videos w tower gardens Did you not like them and got rid of them?
Comment from : sandra wp

Really good video
Comment from : EnuffsEnuff318

I have 2 greenstalks and I live in Florida I get full sun all day I am growing lettuce, beans, nastriums, kale, collard, swiss chard, peppers, cherry tomatoes, dandelion, herbs, arugula and testing zucchini and bok choy Last year I actually grew brussel sprouts in mine! We love our greenstalks no bending and no weeding!
Comment from : Nancy Stein

Can carrots be grown in the towers with the deep pockets? Please say YES 🤞🏽
Comment from : Safira Heard

I have always worried about growing larger plants in a vertical system Now I know it will work,
Comment from : Dayna Al-Shammary

I have a 7 tier leaf tower and really want to plant bush beans but i noticed that Greenstalk does not recommend growing bush beans in the leaf towers Has anybody grown bush beans in a leaf, and if so how many beans per space?
Comment from : Brandi Burgan-Crow

I have the original Tower project But these newer ones look pretty nice too And less expensive Thanks
Comment from : Cherokee Rose

If i could afford these verticle gardens, i would get rid of most of my pots! Guess I need to sell more beewax candles! lol
Comment from : TIPS&TRICKS FOR ALL THINGS FOOD &MORE

Thank you Eric
Comment from : Dee Winston

You are mostly planting plants, can I put seeds for bush beans & be successful?
Comment from : Susan Parsons

Watch out Big plants like tomatoes can make it topple over Skunks do too 😤 I have several of these towers and don’t really like them They do fall over and dry out super fast Too much hassle to water all the time
Comment from : MyTNMtn Home

Thank you for your wonderful videos I am a retired teacher I have grown flowers for years, but started vegetable gardening 2 years ago I think I made every rookie mistake! Your videos have taught me SO much You are an excellent teacher and your work helps so many Sending best wishes and much appreciation!
Comment from : Kristina Downs

Do you prefer the leaf model for strawberries vs the standard tower?
Comment from : Manuel Ortega

Can u grow garlic, or nappa cabbage or green onions in these vertical planter? If so, which size would be appropriate?
Comment from : Julia Paek

Love the vertical pots ❤
Comment from : Nilda Otero

I live in a condo, and only have a patio I also live in tornado country Will these towers stand up to strong winds?
Comment from : Barb G

You didn't say which ones don't grow well
Comment from : Sharrice Barnes

I loved your intro!!!
Comment from : Ben Betterby

Wished you'd demonstrated the watering theory I've tried 'a style' of this kind of planting before Even watering was problematic I STILL want to try it again; just apprehensive
Comment from : MK Weber

I have one but have not been successful growing strawberries in it What type soil do you type? Do you mulch the strawberry plants? I now have a greenhouse Would I put the tower in the greenhouse for the winter? I just bought 6 more strawberries to put in my tower I have about 6 plants in a raised bed
Comment from : Carole Coffman

I love the way you produce these informative videos and this one does a great job with the strawberries Thanks
Comment from : Vertical Garden Supply

they look unstable, does wind ever knock em over
Comment from : Anthony Ferguson

When will these come back in stock in the stone color? I was interested in the 5 tier one I have bought the grow bags and am excited to start planting in an 8x10 little area🙂
Comment from : Vanessa Flores

Thanks to you my wife had bought your book I got started gardening 14 years ago after Iraq gave me a reason for going on with life after brain surgery I look forward to growing season every year, my garden seems to get bigger lol and I get better and learn more thanks for everything!
Comment from : Robert Smith

I’m thinking of getting one of these, likely starting with a three tower I’ve been doing a lot of research and reviewers are overwhelmingly in warm climates I would really like to know how these hold up in terms of durability in the winter before investing in one I won’t be able to move it indoors
Comment from : Nikki

Hi What kind of soil would you use for growing carrots and beets? How many plants per section/pot?
Comment from : Linda Faulkner

Thanks!
Comment from : Patricia Pfahl

I’ve had wild success with my greenstalks, so much that I bought 7 throughout my first year using them I’ve grown pretty much everything in them I just planted a lettuce tower and a carrot tower and I’ll be planting two cooking greens towers I also have a dedicated strawberry tower Over the summer I grew beans, eggplants, tomatoes and peppers in different towers I prefer to use a tower for only 1 or two similar plants because it’s easy to fertilize from the top so you want it to work for everything planted there Love greenstalk and bought them as gifts and will be getting myself even more
Comment from : Unnamed

Does lettuce really need to 10 inch depth on the vertical garden or can you get away with the seven?
Comment from : Tim Favreau

Very nice…I am actively looking for these more space efficient setups Thank you!
Comment from : City Prepping

I haven’t had good luck with tower planters I think my soil I used was to heavy and didn’t drain well
Comment from : Ed W

I’m new here (and to gardening 😅), but so glad I found your channel Kevin! You’re so informative! Thank you for your videos Question: do you think growing garlic in the green stalk would work well? Have you tried it?
Comment from : Milena Meguerditchian

I have two 7-tier green stalks and they're great! Last year we grew strawberries BUT we didn't protect them through the winter (zone 6) and unfortunately all but one of the strawberry plants died We have some in-ground strawberry plants, so I'm hoping we can save enough runners this year to fill up our towers again next year I have noticed that we have so many more pest problems with in-ground strawberries than in the towers, so I think that is an added reason to use the towers I just can't seem to get any ripe in-ground strawberries before the bunnies, chipmunks, squirrels, and birds This year I've filled the towers with flowers for the pollinators
Comment from : Corina Goodwin

Thank you for sharing this Do you find that planting on specific levels for the different watering requirements of different crops is helpful? Also, have you tried scallions or other onions in these?
Comment from : G M

Tried to support your channel by ordering, but all the stuff I want says the sales code isnt valid :(
Comment from : Timanator

Are these contraptions sturdy to wind gusts up to 25 mph? I would really love to start growing more and these seem like a no brainer for small spaces I'd hate to invest in this if mother nature decides to queef high winds and knock over all of my hard earnings
Comment from : Ho Patrol

This vid is perfectly timed! I’ve convinced a handful of neighbors to adopt the greenstalk system on their decks for summer perfect tomatoes, peppers and herbs!
Comment from : Kaylan Segev

Off-topic, but Kevin, how big a grow bag would you recommend for indeterminate tomatoes? Any difference for cherry vs full-size tomatoes, both indeterminate? I'm looking at either 7 or 10 gallon bags Same question for indeterminate cukes? Thanks!brbrMaybe, you could do a video on pot/grow bag size recommendations for fruiting vegetables (tomatoes, cukes, squash, etc?)
Comment from : rufia75

I live in zone 5 If I plant strawberries in this vertical garden and store it in my garage over winter will the strawberries grow again next year?
Comment from : Brenda

Strawberry, beans, and peppers Makes sense for California
Comment from : Ynne Cö

I love you video I need help my spider plant has to many thick steamed and baby how can I cut them I am a new subscriber love your video
Comment from : Judy LeBlanc

Love the systems just make sure you don't put them in a windy area A good gust will topple it
Comment from : Jvepps

I LOVE the idea, but I'd have to grow a TON of food to justify spending over $200 on a planter :(
Comment from : David Foltz

Last winter something happened to my strawberries and I didn't get much fruit but a lot of runners which I planted brThis year I'm going to have a ton of Strawberries :)
Comment from : Raymond Clark

Big kev ! U th man ,I love beans! Vertical gardening…yeeAaaaaas!
Comment from : Taya mckay

Do you use bear root runners for strawberry? any luck?
Comment from : Krew790

Your toooo handsome Cant concentrate hahaha But thank you
Comment from : L Von

I have a question, regarding those Greenstock tiered planters Do the colors ever fade? I was thinking about getting one but will base my decision on color if they fade or not
Comment from : Garden Happy

Great stuff
Comment from : David Morton

They should build one of those towers with a motor so it’s can rotate automatically
Comment from : BunT

Would last a Day or two in Windy Western Ks
Comment from : goldslinger

i have one for garlic, one for greens, and one mint has taken over I really like the bean idea, think ill clear out the mint and make way for a bean tower this year
Comment from : Robert Hollis

I 💚 vertical gardening 🤩 Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : GMama Growz HardInTheGarden

They have dupes of these at every hardware store for 1/4 the cost (even come with wheels on the bottom and are self watering) brbr :/ I’m all for supporting small business but not at those kinds of margins Just my take!
Comment from : kyle m

οk but beans?!?!? im delighted to hear how they can prosper that well in vertical!
Comment from : CokesOn You

Can you explain how the watering works
Comment from : Von Ruelmann Rottweilers

Great channel, Kevin Just found you The way you explain and show , is exceptional You come across very knowledgeable and your presentation style is spot onI am already a fan
Comment from : john keyes

This is such a great idea, did you mentioned cherry tomatoes? Can I grow baby spinach? It's just me but if I can grow a few of my own stuff, what a savings and fresh from the garden Thanks for the suggestions for small spaces, does it matter if it's in an enclosed patio?
Comment from : Carmen N

Recycle holy buckets folks No need to buy more
Comment from : Stormy

Just planted my first greenstalk yesterday and I already think I need a second one!
Comment from : Shannon B

We got some of the stackables at the dollar tree They are quite a bit smaller than the greenstalks BUT for $1 ya cant beat em
Comment from : Abundant Acres Homestead

I bought one of these last year coz of this channel and these planters have awful drainage 😂 it rotted out everything I planted Gonna drills crapload more holes in the bottom this year and try again but the whole concept of each tower level watering the one below it really did not work out at all Maybe if you live in an incredibly dry place with no rainfall They’re also really tricky to plant by yourself without destroying the foliage of whatever you’ve put in on the level beneath it
Comment from : halfcockedgirl

Is it possible to add the Arabic language to the translation list?
Comment from : Mtv Channel

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection ❤❤
Comment from : Jillian LeBlanc

This is a great video and content I need as a new grower Just give me instructions and I’ll do it 🌱 🪴
Comment from : LydJaGillers

I’m hoping to put two green stalks in my garden eventually I have so much to do and that’s sort of in the tale end of my list The expansion is so big I have to break it up I’d say 80 was done this year Fence expansion tripling my space, replacement of all raised beds to be metal, two new trellises, blueberries, apples, a memorial garden/pollinator habitat, and so much mulch…I have another trellis, 6 raised beds and a greenhouse to get in over this fall/winter Hoping to finally just plant and maintain next spring Fingers crossed So much learning, so much work but it’s so rewarding and looking exactly how I imagined
Comment from : Catie Power

How stable are these? Or is there a way to secure them to make them less likely to tip?
Comment from : The Feral Homestead

I have four towers of the vertical deeper pots I grew green onions, kale, carrots, spinach and currently doing beans Unfortunately I can not do strawberries as squirrels keep after them I have containers that hang on fence and we covered with a frame make of pvc pipe and hung netting Nope, still gets in Good luck!
Comment from : CJ

Can I get this in Australia?
Comment from : John whitton

I have 5 originals and 1 leaf and 2 towers I made out of a 32 gal tall trash can with holes made by a holesaw and a pvc pipe in the middle for water and feeding All did fantastic for bush beans last year I also got a decent yield for small saldette and cherrry tomatoes and jalepeno peppers as well as several herbs My petunias and nasturtium did well in them too I am switching from spring to summer plants in them now but the Swiss chard did outstanding and the spinach, brocolli rabe and asian cabbage did well too Love these planters
Comment from : Jennifer Davidek

I bought my very 1st Greenstalk after watching your video on growing beans Now I have 6 and I use mine to grow lettuce, beans, strawberries, and misc items to see how they do compared to in my raised beds I've tried Carrots, Peppers, Cherry Tomatoes, Jalapeno, Serrano peppers, Ancho chili peppers and Swiss Chard
Comment from : Toni Miles

Is that a jacaranda tree in the background?
Comment from : saulithyia

So, how deep of a pot do you need for strawberries?
Comment from : Dana Galloway

I have 2 full towers of strawberries
Comment from : Sam Ngo

I’ve planted red and yellow onions in my green stalks brIt’s not complete failure but bulbs did not develop well Although leaves and stems grew so think Probably more to do with not enough or too much plant food and hot winter(Dry LA weather) And I had Black aphids infestation Also Noticed that higher top 3 layers grew better than bottom 2 layer It was amazing how much roots were developed in soil Almost too packed with roots that may be not enough soil for onions … brNext time if I do onions, I will just put it on every other pocket and only top 3 layers brBottom layers got more aphids than top brIt’s hard to feed plant on tower Whenever I give them fish &kelp water, Aphids or bug goes crazy over it brStill experimenting with this tower But I think strawberry is better idea than onions
Comment from : Dog paws

I agree growing lettuce and strawberry's and some of those others like Hurbs would grow great In a green stock
Comment from : Jackie Horsley

I planted a ton of strawberries this year but the bugs love the leaves!
Comment from : Dylan

I purchased 2 of the GreenStalk vertical planters late Sep 2021 I live in south Texas and planted seeds mid-Oct thinking I would have veggies by mid-Dec Wellthat didn't happen Guess I planted too late So mid-April, I directly planted green bean seeds, tiny yellow onion bulbs and leaf lettuce in the GS planter The green beans and onions germinated well and are growing nicely, but the leaf lettuce is a bust I direct seeded in the planter, and they aren't germinating well at all Not sure why Maybe it got too hot too soon for the lettuce to germinate What I have learned growing veggies in the vertical planter is - don't plant large veggies like turnips, kohlrabi, etc There just isn't enough surface space in one pocket for multiple veggies to grow big This year I am using grow bags too Kevin, I bought your book about grow bags, have enjoyed reading it and learned some great information from you The grow bags are doing well, much better than the vertical planter It got really hot here in April, which is unusual for this time of year, and has stayed hot I moved my grow bags and vertical planters under the outdoor pergola so they get some sun and shade with the overhead slats, hoping to ease the growing stress of 90°-100° temps If you have any tips or suggestions for a hot climate, I would love to know Thanks
Comment from : B Richter

We are living in canada, Quebec and when I try to order from your web site it says that it cannot tell me how much it would cost to ship Could you help?
Comment from : Pascal B

I'm so surprised that you can deeply plant tomatoes and peppers in the Greenstalk!
Comment from : Home Cents With Nell

I love my Greenstalk- I planted most from seeds Dwarf carrots, bush beans, spinach, cosmos, basil, lemon balm, lettuce, strawberries and cherry tomatoes for the frame section 🌿💗👍🏼 hi from Oceanside !!
Comment from : Stefani Stevens

Another great Greenstalk promo video Eric
Comment from : Justin Arnold

Good video!
Comment from : iva*hi*hope

I saw a special edition greenstalk tower on the rusted garden It was the most beautiful red colour! It was a while back and no shipping to Canada 😥
Comment from : icouldjustscream

That plantIs that amaranth so delicious getting hungee shishito so cool Fresh ingredients are super expensive
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