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Good morning Danny, this is Danny from deep North Canada. I have been doing raised garden beds for the last two years on a shoestring budget. I build the soil up a foot and a half high 3 feet wide then I cut a Valley down the centre then I put a membrane up and down the valley, cut your holes for your plants and put field stones all the way up the valley they will hold sun energy. It allows you to plant earlier and plant later last year. I was getting 1 kg tomatoes out of the system one and a half foot round cabbages, bushels and bushels of peppers. The rocks really produce at least 25% more yield if it’s a rainy season, the water pours through your up in the air and drains out if you need to water it you just pour the water in the W and it goes right to the plants. God bless everyone you’re doing a great job Danny.

TIP FOR DEER PRESSURE: I have the 32" Vego beds and absolutely love them. My beds had plastic on both sides of the panels. I also deal with a lot of deer. I put rebar on both sides of my beds and used 1/2" PVC pipe to make hoops and put shade cloth over the hoops and used clips from the dollar store to clip the shade cloth on and batta bing batta boom deer proof for the past 2 years. I also used your education on how to grow carrots for the first time and couldn't believe the difference from the grocery store. I will never go back. I have learned so much from you so thanks for schooling me on how to grow better vegetables!

I really think that raised beds are the answer to gardening more comfortably as we age or have medical issues that limits some bending or mobility.

I love this product! My beloved father in law has congestive heart failure so he gets tired fast but he loves gardening this product will be perfect for him❤ God Bless you and Ms. Wanda 💙❤️🙏

We're up to 14 Vego beds now. They do exactly what they should and produce a good amount of food. Easy on the back, too. I've become quite efficient at assembly!

I use wood, dirt and branches to fill the bottom of my beds and then top it off with Mel’s mixture of equal volume of each coarse vermiculite, peat moss, and compost (cow manure, chicken manure, soil builder etc). I top off my beds in February and they are ready to plant Good Friday. ❤❤❤❤

Danny I'm a big fan and a cub owner, 48. I've found a raised bed solution that's almost indestructible and I get them for free. I get wore out or damaged rubber tracks off smaller track hoes, bobcats, and other equipment. I get them for free from a local equipment rental place. They are glad to have you haul them off. I've found a few other uses for them. I've cut them apart and laid a slab of them on the ground in a gate my cows walk back and forth through on a daily basis. This stops them from walking a mud hole in the gate.

Great video on showing the specs on the raised bed. I use what is available. I used old bathtub and sailboat that was given to us for free. I can pray for a raised bed like that. I know God will answer. Yet he sometimes says No. Pray for our family.

Totally agree I purchased smaller wooden ones last year will purchase another one this year. Plus our friend Bill Gates is now complaining about individual gardens. They will eventually come after our gardens. I wanted the smaller ones so I can bring in doors if the mafia start looking.😂

I’m really glad you mentioned putting the hardware cloth underneath your raised bed. I have a huge problem with voles getting into my garden and eating everything up. Thank you for doing this video. You were very informative and explained this product thoroughly.

Have been growing in 5 gallon containers 3 years now………..no weeds, no back pain leaning over, no critter damage, just more positives. Have a 9 foot high heavy duty deer fence around my 30x30 garden area. Also use coyote urine scent pads, no deer !!! Grow Celebrity Tomatoes every year !

Good morning. Good luck with the doctor's this week Wanda.

I use old chicken wire down at bottom of raised beds. Helps keep some critters out.

That's a valid item for DSH and PG to promote. Yes, peel ALL the protective film BEFORE you start screwing it together. All your assembly advice was spot on. It IS easier if you have a partner, but one person can do it alone (if you don't mind some mild under-breath cussing). I got two of these a couple of months ago. Not cheap, but I won't have the trouble and expense of replacing the wood sides in a few years. They are the envy of the other gardeners in my neighborhood community garden. I'm confident they will last 20+ years, and that's all I need at my age. Hope you are both well.

Those @vegogarden beds look Awesome! I got hit by a uninsured Driver (not from US 🙄) and was 2 weeks in the hospital with a bruised spine . I hope I can get one of those when the Tax return comes back otherwise there won't be much gardening.

Love my Vego beds. Have four and hope to get more this year! In my mid 70's and look forward to using these for the rest of my days.

God bless you and Wanda that’s the way you said we need to grow. One day I want to get a vego bed.

Thanks Danny - these look better constructed than the ones we got last year that don't come with a 20 yr warranty.

I always believed for raised beds the taller the better. For root systems, root crops and it allows room to put branches and shredded paper, etc to compost on the bottom as it decomposes. It allows for better aeration. I have enclosed raised beds about 4' tall. I allow chickens to fertilize during the winter months and also compost the dirt during this time. I include my extra scoby's from my fermented drinks. I wind up with pretty healthy soil by planting time. Think you ought to throw some 'tea' barrels out there Danny following the tea recipe you can find in the Jadam books. I know that there's a large animal pressure there which actually is a good sign. Animals can't thrive in a bad environment and their presence is actually necessary in some cases for a healthy balanced ecosystem. God put them there for a reason and He doesn't make mistakes. God bless and Happy growing. Will be happily watching your and Ms. Wanda's mad gardening skills at work.