How To Grow A Ton Of Green Beans In A Small Space - Dollar Tree Stackable- Plus A Tip For Gnats

The Cherokee Bush bean I've been growing from my great grandmothers seed, my grandfather grew them, he gave me beans, I grow them, probably a 150 year ran cultivar

Not only informative but such a charming young lady

What a smooth and calm talker. You are very pleasant to listen to. It is nice to find a gardener that grows in the hot climates and is willing to share their knowledge. Thank you.

I’m just now seeing this! Yo, I really love and appreciate seeing young folks use their minds to make things better for us older folks. This is a great way to help out the elderly. I’m not that old but I love those folks too!

Isn't it amazing the amount of food the Lord has created for us! Love your garden and a little bit envious. TBH, very jealous! God Bless!

I love coating my fresh beans with olive oil and lots of seasonings and cooking in air fryer. Light, crisp and tasty dipped in your favorite sauce

I love that you totally ignored "spacing guidelines" with your bush beans 😂 I shall follow your lead this year!

I live in Florida and we have like 4 different types of fire ants on our property. I have a fire ant guy that comes and treats my property every 4 months but not around my garden. I use containers to garden as I am older and have arthritis and some mobility issues with my ankles and knees anymore. But I find those ants hate the smell of cinnamon. So I buy large containers of cinnamon and sprinkle on top of my containers and the ants stay out of them.

Never get tired of fresh green beans, they can be cooked so many good ways. Favs are teriyaki and bacon n onion. I want to try those dragon beans. Also asparagus beans. Biggest problem I’ve had here in south Florida is the hot wind, just general high heat, and the little containers dry out fast. You have a wonderful back yard. You are such a well spoken and cute young lady, I will subscribe!

I never even thought of planting beans in those. That's awesome. Thank you for sharing this!! With groceries costing what they cost and having an aging parent with a very small space, this is brilliant. I will definitely be doing this for her this year so she can have fresh bean's.

You Are absolutely a joy to watch and good for my 71-year-old soul. Thank you

Beautiful garden spot! You maximized very well, you should be so proud of yourself!

I put a hole in the center of each, and turn a clay pot upside down and it's off the ground so you can spin it to get even sun. I spun each day 1 turn. Works great

I grow scarlet runners on tall teepee sticks, the beans are huge and the blossoms are beautiful. The hummingbirds love them.

This year was the first year that I was able to find these containers and I am so happy with them, they are not in the lease bit cheap. I also had very good luck with dollar tree seeds. No they are not heirloom or Non GMO but for gardeners on a budget you can't beat them. Lots of good tips in this video!!

I loved this video. This is the first year of my life and I'm 63, that I've had a run in with fungus knits, uggg. Thanks for your input about the cinnamon. My hubby wanted to buy chemicals to get rid of them, I'm not into that stuff. I also didn't realize you could grow so many bean plants together in such small a area. I can't wait to get started. Wish I was in your location, I'm in Kansas and it's late February, I'm so ready to get my garden going, my little green house is over flowing. Until next time, happy growing.

Hi! Zone 8b gardener here. I’ll be growing Kentucky Wonders, Contenders & Blue Lake green beans. You have a very nice setup.

Zine 7 here..Thanks for your video we have some good tips and I did not know about cinnamon🙌🏽🙌🏽..You’re doing a great job with your garden and we’re learning a lot..Stay safe🥰🥰

What a wonderful tip with the cinnamon! Thank you for sharing!

I'm loving your yard setup. Mine is such a hot mess and I feel like I don't know how to make it cute, much less organized! I just set up beds and pots wherever I have a space so it's quite a hodge podge of things. I'm a new subscriber and even though we're in totally different zones (I'm 5b/6a) I am learning a lot from you. Thank you for your videos ... keep them coming!