Don't Buy a GreenStalk Until You've Seen 7 Years of Mine

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• KA

  @kailz9335 · 2 months ago

  I'd love a video that takes this even more in-depth, like setting up your GreekStalk from Day 1 - including the potting mix you use, the plants you are adding to various pockets, etc. This is so cool!

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  @stephaniephouotrides2435 · 3 months ago

  While my brother lived in an apartment, he did a similar thing w his herb garden. You can absolutely do amazing gardening in a small space. As someone who owns 2 acres, 2 acres is quite a commitment. I have an herb garden on my patio-- much easier. <br><br>Thank you for all the info ❤

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  @terioesterle8551 · 3 months ago

  So funny, you are no average Jane! You are amazing and you share that all with us!!

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  @Superfatcat2525 · 3 months ago

  I just started with my 3 tiered green stalk to see how I would do. I also have 4 large heavy potted tomatoes with cucumbers. &nbsp;The green stalk is so easy to move as needed. I’m waiting on my 2nd tomato 🍅 green stalk now. The convenience and ease of watering is amazing. Zone 10.

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• UR

  @urbanessencesalon · 3 months ago

  Hi Cassandra, I started my GreenStalk garden last year after watching your videos. It does feel good to have food in my front yard. &nbsp;In your defense when you got your GreenStalks they had not created the spinner bases yet.

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  @sonyaarcher1906 · 3 months ago

  Another brilliant idea to &nbsp;teach us to think differently… “What can I stop buying?” 😃👍🏻 Love your videos! We all learn so much.

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• EL

  @elizabeths182 · 3 months ago

  Oh goodness, &nbsp;what a great video. I am now up to 7 green stalks! And I even have some in-ground crops. But they&apos;re so convenient! This year I made a few terrible mistakes. I did the tomato thing. Yes I have the larger varieties in ground. But I&apos;m a steak only thought that I could do cherry tomatoes in a lot of the planter spaces. Just because the fruit is small doesn&apos;t mean the plant is small. I knew that, but somehow forgot it in all of the spring excitement. So while I&apos;m looking forward to seeing what Tomatoes I get this year, I will definitely do things differently next year. I also planted some smaller varieties of bibb lettuce. Omg, they are fantastic! But unfortunately I only did about five pockets. Another adjustment for me to remember next year. And if you haven&apos;t planted dwarf varieties of sweet peas, do it! First off they&apos;re totally adorable and picking the full-size pods and having fresh Peas on a salad in the summer is fantastic!<br>I agree that the spinner bases are a must. I certainly wish the price wasn&apos;t so high though.

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  @limezinnia · 3 months ago

  The Greenstalks are really well designed. I think they really nailed the volume, stability, material quality, watering system, moving base... even the shape of the pockets and depth choices make it so functional.

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• YV

  @yvetteorna4617 · 1 month ago

  Yes yes dinner is already growing. I love this video.❤

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• DA

  @DailyJAB · 3 months ago

  i spent $7.22 on bokchoy for a weeks worth of meals. i bet the mini bokchoys would be perfect for a greenstalk and i love all the variety of greens and herbs that can be planted. your channel is a gem love your videos

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  @TheHandmadeHomesteadandGarden · 3 months ago (edited)

  This - all of this! We have about 3,000 sq. feet of growing space in our urban homestead yard but my ongoing love of Greenstalk planters is as enthusiastic as you are about yours. I LOVE your videos and am here for all of them for your planter content and also for your cooking content. You make the BEST food videos too!! You really tear it up in the kitchen!

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  @NuttySquirrel-983 · 1 month ago

  Your garden is absolutely beautiful and don&apos;t sell yourself short, you certainly have mastered it!

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