Great point, I will be getting some of my totes ready and I will be getting some out soon planted, so I will show you how I do it, thank you so much 😊❤️

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy 🌱❤️🥦😊

Thank you:)

Very nice. That is a lot of broccoli. I went to the flower show today.. was very nice and seeing all the flowers and smells was

I bought some tulle last year too and literally just remembered Ms. Robbie was the influence 😂

I hope I went to the website to buy that tulle from her link. I don't remember. I was very excited to buy some green, okay green sold out, well the blue is beautiful kind of garden-ie. Alas all they had was brown. You do get what feels like miles of it when you order. I'm going to start my seeds today I guess and I'll use that leftover tulle like Robbie does. Robbie from Southern California says....has become a family catch'phrase. LOL @@SpiriTeedKnocepts

@@greeniejeannie I ended up catching 15 yards of yellow tulle on sale at hobby lobby just browsing the store. I hope I remember to the link here next time.

You can do it with tomatoes, too.

@@JAMarlow Thank you! 😊

Hi Mona ❤

These are 3 ounce cups, but you can go bigger if you want. They’re just cheaper and they work for me. 😊

You’re right, lately they have been calling it potting mix instead of potting soil, it’s the same

I myself would rather see seedlings in cups than watch the dirt till green pops up, and saves space in colder mos ( on heating mat if using) while you're getting started

I skip the entire sprouting process myself & plant 2-3 seeds in 1 gallon black plant containers which I’ve collected a whole bunch over the years - just fill halfway w first, a coffee filter , layers of shredded junk mail, weeds or other plant discards, some dirt from the garden then an inch or 2 of potting soil + the seeds - leave outside covered with plastic or tulle depending on how weather is doing , in a protected area - too lazy to keep transplanting but understand the need if you want to get a head start on getting your seedlings out early- I had a Napa cabbage ( no roots & celery bottom which I just stuck on some moist soil in my tote , covered with plastic & both are growing leaves!!! Also seeds from organic bell peppers from Costco sprouted , got hundreds of seedlings! Will try with bok choy bottoms & see if the grow like the Napa cabbage & celery bottoms as the grocery stores tend to cut off all the roots - maybe even regular cabbage might grow… if you cut off 1” of the white part of green onions plus roots -stick in dirt & will get green onion 😊growing - ethnic stores don’t bother cutting off all the roots so I buy my green onions at Asian or Mexican stores-look for the longest roots) stick a bunch of roots with 1” of white part in a small planter full of dirt & you will have a continuous supply of green onions - no more slimey green onions that go bad in refrigerator bins after a week

Tulle covers and red pepper sprinkled around

Tulle definitely is the secret! The squirrels pretty much kept away from my peaches last year. One dared and got mega tangled and drug a chunk along across the neighbor's yard, hard a dreadful time getting rid of it 😂 For the most part they stayed away.

@@almostoily7541 I have used the tulle for years, since Robbie taught about it. Haven’t tried the pepper, the squirrels tore one of my veggies beds that had tulle on it.

​@@almostoily7541crushed red pepper flakes or ground?

@@terebrown2892 I use ground to keep squirrel, dogs, and cats out but the flakes may work.

No 😊

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy then where would you put the containers? My window facing south has my houseplants .