Plan Your 2024 Garden in 10 Easy Steps

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Название	:	Plan Your 2024 Garden in 10 Easy Steps
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Love your videos, its my second yar trying balcony garden Last year was late start and not so good Would you make a video for planning balcony garden 😂 im getting overwhelmed? or do you have this kind of gardening in you app?
Comment from : @olenarogova24

I've been using your planner for 3 or 4 years now and I'm really happy to see you've added a touchscreen capability! As someone who rarely uses a computer I'm literally overjoyed by this 👍
Comment from : @katethemama

I had great success trellising honey nut squash and courgette last year! I used hog panel for a trellis!
Comment from : @notchamama7571

Such amazingly useful information! I also appreciate how you speak and enunciate Not too fast tempo and it's clear enough for even my damaged hearing to follow I really appreciate it
Comment from : @user-nn9in1su7w

Hello! I just found your channel today! Can you advise me on cats in the garden? Our cat now enjoys being out of doors and is using my raised beds as her restroom I am worried I won't be able to plant my veggies there this year Is it unsafe? Would love to hear from you!
Comment from : @lesaa8121

Hey Ben! This video is a breath of fresh air! Your enthusiasm for gardening is contagious
Comment from : @123WorryFreeGardening

So have you changed the title of this video Ben?
Comment from : @excemptfrombs2124

I willing to bet something on this reciclying old content thing is more damaging for a channel than worth it Sources? I don't have any, but YT just constanstly displays the original date of publishing next to each video, so pretty much every viewer with the ability to read past three words can tell and it's just weird
Comment from : @elisabasta

Did you just change the title and thumbnail from '23 to '24? 😂
Comment from : @a_l_e_k_sandra

I think I'm watching this too late😂
Comment from : @robertkajor3774

Sooo! Helpful and Interesting Thankyou! 😊👌
Comment from : @sharynhughes1061

Hi Ben your videos are absolutely my garden guide I need a bit of your adviceofflate I have seen some sawdust kind of material at the base of my raised bedI suspect it could be Termites I have no clue what to do nowmy plants in that bed is thriving well and happy It's scaffolding planks I have used to make the raised bedsPLEASE HELP
Comment from : @ksroopaprem3169

Hi Ben I am keen to start growing veggies for the family am I too late to start this year
Comment from : @Vinyl-Sloth

Excellent, i m from Indonesia 🇲🇨 mr
Comment from : @balementelah

Hi Ben Your garden videos are hands down my go-to for garden planning and advice I was trying to figure out what it is about your videos that make them so appealing Very well edited and produced, but I think the thing for me particularly is; No annoying unrelated back ground music Just a clear explanation of what to do Big fan Cheers
Comment from : @andibenson6834

How about a garden on a bit of a slope? I have a nice sunny spot, but its a gentle slope My wife thinks I'm crazy, but I have a feeling the slope will add to drainage nicely, and we get a lot of moisture here
Comment from : @MultiMrNoone

My strawberries left their raised bed and went wild in my mulch paths 😂
Comment from : @wrongwayconway

again, awesome video good ideas all over!brpersonal exp at planning:br> plans abundant due the ever changing situations/ crappy accidents along the way, such as unmovable plants (decade old berry bushes) blocking entire areas, bees building a damn nest under the highbeds, aggressive hornets or wasps being wasps, strong winds and invasive weedsbr> yes oh the joys of gardening I'll be looking forward to your other videos - good ideas there
Comment from : @bizzhat

Thank you! Just the right amount of information Not too much 😅 As a beginner Gardner, I get snowed under pretty quickly with all the tips and info
Comment from : @mary_samuelson

Great video!
Comment from : @leslie_francine

Hey Ben! Love your channel and I have learned a lot from you Thank you! BTW, your glasses are really cool! Did you get them online?
Comment from : @billdickey8847

You've gotta be my favorite gardener now 👌💯 thanks for the time you take to help inform us
Comment from : @405OKC

Hi, I am hoping to install raised beds using timber used for decking as this is the cheapest option for The height will be 12cm Is this height sufficient for growing tomatoes and pumpkins if the beds are installed on soil base? Thank you 😊
Comment from : @nazimchowdhury7307

Hey Ben, I'm getting a small 10x12 greenhouse/ garden house put in my yard near my gardening plot I heard you state to put it in a protected area It shouldn't be in the sun?? Do you mean to put it in amongst trees? I need to know because I have a beautiful Maple tree I was gonna cut down to place this Garden/green house but maybe I should leave it thereplease help with your advice!!! SOS
Comment from : @rawfoodelectric

Ben, thank you so much for including the sequence of plants to position (fussy, vining etc) Very excited to use these principles as I plan my new garden space Thank you for your cheery disposition & for sharing your knowledge!
Comment from : @AshWP

1st gardener here (we’ve had some patio herbs & peppers before) brMy fiancé built us 6 raised planters- I’ve been planning all winter (and have gotten impatient and have grown in whiskey barrels) brSafe to say I’ve over planned, over planted, and now impatiently awaiting harvestbrThx for your wholesome videos, can’t wait to see your garden this spring/summer!
Comment from : @angelaphan3346

I’m sure you’ve covered it but how much day to day maintenance does gardening tend to take? Clearly it would go up with bed numbers but I’m interested in getting started
Comment from : @Mawyman2316

Learning so much from you sir
Comment from : @Pongen563

Thank you so much for your help 🪴🌿🌱
Comment from : @CHEFDINO2012

How do you keep groundhogs and rabbits out of your garden?
Comment from : @karenblack7117

Sorry new to the channel Loved the video Is this based in New Jersey I live in New Jersey and want to experience this home grown vegetables, I am completely new and blank to this process
Comment from : @karishma405

The app looks fun and educational, but sad I can't used it
Comment from : @shylove9108

the BEST video out there for planning a veggie garden for beginners great job!
Comment from : @Ari70771

This is by far my favorite ad for anything I am rewatching this video because I am completing an assignment for my marketing class about my "favorite promotion"brJust adding another comment to help boost your YouTube stats I'm loving the garden planner! Thanks!!
Comment from : @jena2122

Quick question for anyone in the comments, its my first year starting my garden after the purchase of my house, i have limited grass space but i have tons of gravel/stony areas, can you used raised beds on gravel or you would recommend pots for growing various veggies and herbs?
Comment from : @a7xdrum97

Ben just saying a normal sentence: "so, in this video"brMe: "haha get it? SOW, in this video"
Comment from : @boekie98

Very good video brThank you so much
Comment from : @Theflowerandbeegarden

Excellent tips and tricks I do hope to have a more sucessful year this year Ill look at thr planner glad I don't hsve to input my bankimg info for the trial I hate companies that do that
Comment from : @ellisgarbutt1925

getting ready ready to start again The old place was so layered in organic stuff, I could grow rocks from a pebble I miss the asparagus already Thanks for the inspiring videos BTW I just had to log in again for the planner Since 2015 Cheers and happy gardening
Comment from : @drunkinone5969

If I plant a raised bed over a septic system, am I in deep doo doo?
Comment from : @dtanner7

Good 🌱🌺🌱🌺🌸🌸🌸😎😎👌🏻👌🏻
Comment from : @chenihomekitchengerdan5325

You look like a british actor whos name i cant remeber nor find
Comment from : @cannabisdan5295

Hi, Thank you for another inspirational video😊 I am planning my garden aswell, here in Finland, so i was wondering about green houses Are they worthy to invest? What are the main porpoises of it? If you have time to share something about it would be happy to hear Greetings from Helsinki ❄️
Comment from : @albinavalkeapaa330

Can I do garden planner on my dmart phone?
Comment from : @debbieevetts3878

Awesome information!
Comment from : @annesgardens7

Good soil,👍👍
Comment from : @undagibalifarming6136

Quick Question on the path material Last year I laid down weed barrier and used mulch for my walkways I live in New Mexico, at about 6k feet After a few months and some rain, the mulch started growing mushrooms and my dog ended up eating some of them and was poisoned He is still on medication trying to recover from the incident Do you have any recommendations on how to kill the spores in the mulch other than using harsh chemicals? My wife wants me to rip out all the mulch this year and I am looking for alternative ideas Thanks!
Comment from : @BigJohn505

I am focusing my garden on kitchen staples such as tomatoes, potatoes, beans, peppers, pumpkins and other easily preserved vegetables and/or herbs that will lend themselves to canning or dehydrating I'm also planning a few fun things that just look interesting, like bird house gourds and some seasonal treats such as melons and popcornbrbrI watched the video on money saver crops I have not had much success with any of the squash that you featured (except the pumpkins) as powdery mildew was a real problem I do plan on having a small number of those this year, and experimenting with 'organic' vs 'enviro-nazi' methods of managing the problem, as well as trying some resistent hybrid cultivars (however, I prefer heirloom varieties so I can save the seed) LOL! brbrI will be testing a 'natural' milk based spray vs a copper sulfate approach and see which one is better I have found that -- generally speaking -- so-called organic products end up being two or three times as expensive, and half as effective as the much maligned 'chemical' alternatives (Never mind that EVERYTHING can be broken down into it's chemical parts, and there are some very 'natural', 'organic' things in nature that are quite toxicbut I digress)brbrI love your channel and passion! And thank you for mentioning the pollinators! I am also a hobbyist bee keeper (I think the fancy term is apiarist) So many people blame chemicals for the demise of our bee populations (and that is partially true) but, even more so, it is a problem of habitat and available forage Our bees are starving and have no place to live as land is cleared of 'weeds' and trees So, plant those flowers or we humans may also starve! Without the pollinators there is no food!
Comment from : @darlenebradley6756

This great, so much tips and hints -well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊
Comment from : @HortiHugo

Borage is a wonderful bee attractor and it seeds it's self for the next year!!
Comment from : @michael-annhancox7179

The program seems very interesting!! brWhat is the difference in the Annual Automatic and 1 YR Subscriptions?
Comment from : @MissNea1991

This summer (Western Australia) is my first attempt at growing vegetables I'm really happy with my prolific production of cucumbers and zucchinis, lettuce and snow peas (at $30/kg in the shops this summer I should have planted more snow peas!) The capsicum's are also now developing I watched many of your videos and read through a vegetable growing book before starting my raised vegetable beds What I would like to see is a video on how to plant out from store bought seedlings I decided this might be easier and more successful than seeds for my first attempt and dutifully followed the instructions on the labels While this has been largely successful, my failure is the carrots and brown onions I appear to have clumps of onions and tangled up carrots despite planting each seedling (6-8 per pack) the required distance apart I now believe instructions should have included something about thinning them? Or should I have separated each ''seedling'' into multiple individual plants? Is it too late to rescue any brown onions (they are now about 1-2cm each but in clumps of about 10 growing together) or is this just a lesson for a novice vegetable grower? At least our rabbits will enjoy the carrot greens! I'd include some photos for you to have a laugh if the comments section permitted it!
Comment from : @JulieKennedy-po7ly

I have a phobia of caterpillars like panic attacks but I am determined to grow my own food I am excited but scared
Comment from : @KamoreeLove

Your description of the different vegetables growing personalities makes me chuckle 😂
Comment from : @Legend0222

Again enjoyable and informative video to watch Missed my garden days and your videos really helps
Comment from : @theweatherisaokay4964

Ah! Spotted that cabbage moth !
Comment from : @nancybaumgartner6774

4:13 Plant Layout
Comment from : @joyfulinhope1210

Plants to assist bees & butterfly’s & plants to deter pests would be great❤️
Comment from : @vanessacaltabiano9775

My #1 question: how do I keep cats from digging up my new garden to use as their toilet?
Comment from : @bonniegaither3994

great video ❤❤❤
Comment from : @lafarmhouse

I have used your garden planner for over two years now and it has been extremely beneficial in so many ways Do you ever have plans of making a mobile app that would allow that access on a cell phone as well as a computer? It’s already a great product, but that would take it to a whole different level!
Comment from : @austinlivingston8472

It’s probably a bit late for asking, but i will anyways brAfter finally acquiring our allotment key, about a week ago, it was far too late to plant any sets However, since we need to cultivate at least 1/3 of the allotment in under three months, we planted some mixed tulip bulbs, and three varieties of potato (Epicure, Maris Piper and Pink Fir Apple), hoping that they wouldn’t be destroyed by rain or frost We will be unable to tend to the allotment until the end or march, so are there any more crops we could sow or plant now? Thanks for the videos Ben
Comment from : @funwithfish1507

This year we're doing a front yard garden so we don't have the giant tree in the backyard shading it We are also doing raised bed gardening with good compost
Comment from : @emilywalton4105

Hiya! Can you please advise about growing potatoes in tropical climates?? Have been researching this for sometime now Writing from Trinidad and Tobago and haven’t been successful yet:/ thank you!
Comment from : @mymsgerdy

Thanks Ben! I love the garden planner! It's a great help for an inexperienced gardener like me!
Comment from : @yupyup2184

Thanks for your Information and the good english writing below the video It helps a lot to understand it Thanks!! A lot!
Comment from : @FrauHollunder

Great content, high spirits! Good man
Comment from : @rolandferguson1209

Woohoo! Gardening for the first time this year I can't wait Thanks for these tips
Comment from : @theglowinggreengoddess

This was so helpful, thank you! 🌱
Comment from : @buildanadventure

Another great content, thanks!
Comment from : @taja6950

Very excited to try this planner! Seems to have functions I very much need and have not been able to find in one app I’ve moved from a south facing condo balcony garden to a north facing residential garden so I’m intrigued to see how this app will help me plan for my new-to-me conditions Many thanks to you for this channel!
Comment from : @_negentropy_

RAISED BEDS AND WHEELBARROW DOESNT MIX WELL :)brbrWOOD CHIPS - ANOTHER USELESS STUFF THAT GIVES YOU ADDITIONAL WORK
Comment from : @NapodstawieBiblii

I am not good with garden plan, I note on my book 😊
Comment from : @somphorn-lane

oh my goodness its all about planning! your completely correct! and preparation
Comment from : @ThatBritishHomestead

2023 is unfortunately not a gardening year for me, the landlord is going to insulate the roof so my only outdoor space which is the balcony is going to be used for scaffolding, and i don't know what part of the year yet my parents will take care of the perrenials, and after they are done i'm planning to get/make better planters to make use of the space better luckily i have an architect uncle who told me that my balcony won't collapse unless i use planters i can't even reach the top of so i can just make whatever planters i want
Comment from : @aonirnolaloth

Happy New Year from down here in South AfricabrBest to you and yours and thanks for the excellent content 😎
Comment from : @douglaspearce1187

Love your garden 🪴 ❤😊🎉 I learned a lot ❤ thank you!
Comment from : @almagjim

My problem last year was cabbage white butterflies They destroyed so many of my leafy greens I had netting up but failed to keep them at bay Need to find solutions for that this year!
Comment from : @christinamoxon

I have two plots of 9ft wide to 2ft deep on the verge of the back garden One is protected by a conservatory, the other at the far end of the garden gets the most amount of sun, even with it being north facing So not a huge amount of room and not ideal placement and yet just with a little planning last year I had a bumper harvest and this year I have 10 main crops to grow outside, as well as the regular tomatoes, aubergines (first time) inside the conservatory and plenty of flowers in and amongst the plots First time using a propogator station and a cold frame which should be interesting to see the result of them bothbrThis will be the first year I am doing everything from seed as well so its going to be an exciting year, even if some of it fails, its worth a go regardless I cannot stress enough how joyful it feels to conceptualise the garden of your dreams (and budget/time) and nurture it along to enjoy!brThank you for all that you do Ben, you certainly inspire this budding gardener!
Comment from : @TheGDChap

I'm going to need to plan out paths next season as I currently essentially have a food forest but with annual cropsbrI'm now certain any productivity I might lose to the paths will be made up for by more easily keeping on top of the weeds
Comment from : @onionring1531

a very fertile and spacious plantation garden, thank you for sharing information about agriculture and plants
Comment from : @kangtani_indonesia

Ben, your garden is always so inspiringbrI love the garden planner - I'm in elevated beds so don't use it as fully as some might, but I do enjoy having the rotation, companion, and square foot information for easy reference as well as the plant tabulator Well worth the cost even for the little bit I use it
Comment from : @christawarrington3795

I'm curious What are the benefits of planting on those beds, instead of planting on the ground?
Comment from : @liveandlearn2380

What can I start to plant now before the next season starts?
Comment from : @MohamedFareedh

Hi Ben, great video with lots of helpful information too Thanks for sharing and take care 🙂
Comment from : @christinebrooks6364

ACK! At the 6:43 mark, I spotted one of my nemeses - the dreaded white cabbage butterfly! Bane of my garden! lol
Comment from : @leewood729

I love the planner and have used it now for the last 6 years It really helps to make the most of the space in my allotment Also it's improving all the time and becoming more intuitive It could do with a few more flower varieties in it as I just have to use ones that look similar and change the name labels!!
Comment from : @julieedge6503