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Grow 53 Plants in 4 Sq Ft with a Garden Tower Vertical Container Garden



John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ sets up the Garden Tower Vertical Container Garden that allows you to grow 50+ plants in just 4 square feet of space. In this episode, John will share why the Garden Tower is unique and why it is the best vertical tower garden system he has found to date. The Garden Tower will allow you to have a vegetable garden where your normally couldn’t such as on a patio, balcony, deck, sidewalk or driveway.

While watching this episode, you will learn:
1. How to assemble the Garden Tower
2. Where to place your Garden Tower
3. How to make a nutritious potting soil your plants will love.
4. How to fill and plant out the Garden Tower in one easy step.
5. How the Garden Tower Conserves and Recycles Water
6. How to add Red Wiggler Composting Worms to Your Garden Tower
7. If John Prefers the Garden Tower Project or the Garden Tower

After watching this episode you will learn the benefits and how to set up the Garden Tower so you too can grow a vegetable garden in a limited amount of space.

To learn more about the garden tower please visit
http://www.gardentowerproject.com

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49 Comments

  3. Jimmy Bennett

    been 7 years. You have or will do a latest video on this concept? same title Best graden tower for 2021?

  4. Philly

    Or integrate it in an aquaponics setup. Brilliant!
    Great video – thank you!

  5. Nancy Wee

    When you harvest, do you cut it and let it grow more or remove the whole plant and put in a new seed?

  6. Krissi Faith

    Why are they so ridiculous expensive? Wow… my car costs the price of 3 of those and I could grow a ton more out of it plus deliver whatever I grow hehehe

  7. Krissi Faith

    thinking of buying a dang set of gutters and standing upright.. gonna put scraps in the middle and add holes on 3 sides and add something to hold plant and hook to the sides. Little more cost effective..

  8. ΜΙΛΤΙΑΔΗΣ ΧΡΥΣΙΚΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ

    Maybe this could work on an open field and mostly at spring where it can be hit by sun on all sides. If anyone have worked with that and/or have placed herbs on the shadow sides please tell us your opinion because im interested in making one like this. Thanks

  19. Paul Jenkinson

    It's too expensive. People would like to try it out first to see if it suits their gardening style and situation but the cost is too much of a gamble.

  25. Michelle McC

    It’s a big no for me to grow food indoors with soil, unless you enjoy gnats and other bugs in your home.

  29. Cynthia Roberts

    Thank you. This is amazing. It's your fault that I just purchased a Garden Tower Project tower, worms and now scraping the bank for bags of minerals. Really appreciate it. 🙂

  30. Eye on art

    Sorry, but the tower planting holes are not deep enough or wide enough. Read seed pkg and you will see. You need at minimum 8 to 10 inch debth for planting. The company said the pockets are 4 inches wide by 2 and 3/4 deep. There is your problem right there the planting debth is to shallow. How could you say this a great product when it is not?

  34. Rino88

    I like the vertical tower container, but it has a major design flaw as it is a full circle. So the veg planted facing North will not get direct sunlight. The design of this tower should be a half circle with the veg facing South, this way all the veg are exposed to sunlight. I'm new to the idea of vertical farming, so I was wondering what you think of my observation?

  35. Dove eyes

    ❤🧡💛🙏🏼Do you have a more recent vid on making your own soil blend for these towers?????
    I would love to know what you are using now please???🙏🏼

  38. Sarah Sappir

    I thought that you would be watering the plants by filling up the pvc pipe with water, but putting in the worms and food scraps seems like a better idea. My only concern would be that the top plants would dry out before the lower ones. How would you know which plants need watering?

  39. Shaina Weathersby

    Very informative video thank you! My question is can you list a breakdown of everything you put in the soil? Or at least a list of soil that has majority of the minerals you used? I kept pausing but I do not know how to spell everything you used. Also, this video is very old now so IDK if I can even find these things now (fertilizer seems to be hard to find these days) its 2022 now.

  41. Cris Conson

    I think I prefer this idea than Hydroponic or Aquaponic. I want the plant with soils + worms like the old days.

  42. Steven Iovinelli

    I love you brother!! Just a scoop of this a half bag of that!! Xtreme Gardening HGC721205 Mykos Pure Mycorrhizal!! have you heard anything about that brand? I just got 2 pounds , though I am no where near able to get the size bags you have ? but I also got granules and few others like Humboldt nutrients?

  44. Steven Iovinelli

    the holes are huge on the middle tube, I would be afraid the soil would have watered the soil wh3en it was in the wheel barrow bro!

  45. Vudo2

    Big question….are all the plastic components of this system BPA Free and 100% chemical free food safe (meaning NO chance of ANY chemical leaching into the organic material anywhere in the system)?

  47. Mytube

    So John, this video is from 2013, how do you like your Garden Tower now? How has it held up with years of use & the sun beating down on the plastic? PLEASE LET US KNOW😘 Thank you!

  49. thuthanh nguyen

    We, my family, appreciate your work. Looks like it is the future of 21st century gardening and organic food supply.

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