Container gardening doesn’t necessarily require a literal container — you can accomplish the same thing using a regular plastic bag. Use plastic bags as a container to grow vegetables with help from a registered herbalist in this free video clip.
Expert: ROBERT LINDE
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Bio: Robert Linde is a licensed Acupuncture Physician in the state of Florida, as well as a Registered Herbalist.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Series Description: Container gardening is a great way to bring the garden into your home in locations like a kitchen, or even a windowsill. Learn about container gardening with help from a registered herbalist in this free video series.
7 Comments
Great video. What do you do when it rains? They don't get water logged?
he cut drainage holes in the bottom before putting the plants in so it can't get water logged. 🙂
what a great idea, thanks!! 🙂
Wow! That's a good idea. Thanks for sharing.
I saw this video and planned my vegetables exactly this way. They weren't doing very well at all. Turns out fungus started growing underneath the top layer of the bag on the soil. So I cut the entire top part of the bag off to expose the soil to air and sun. Watering was more efficient and the fungus stopped growing. My plants took off after I did that. They were dying because of the fungus build up.
How do you protect the patio?
Emily
"gardening soil". What is that. Potting mix, compost, composted manure? T