Garden bags

Use these free instructions to sew your own fabric grow bags in any size (small, medium, large, and extra large) for your patio, balcony, or garden. Lightweight and compact to store, they are a smart alternative to bulky plastic pots.

Although I have a large in-ground and raised bed garden, I have recently embraced the world of container gardening in grow bags, and in just a couple of seasons, I’ve seen massive benefits to it. Save space and use grow bags! #growbags #garden #beginner #guide

Gardening in grow bags is a simple way to begin gardening almost anywhere. Pick up a few bags, fill them with soil and you’re ready to go.

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You can buy ready made Grow Bags or make your own. Since it is so simple, we went for a DIY version. See how to sew your grow bags for container gardening.

Above Ground Garden Tips & Tricks to Help Your Garden

Use these free instructions to sew your own fabric grow bags in any size (small, medium, large, and extra large) for your patio, balcony, or garden. Lightweight and compact to store, they are a smart alternative to bulky plastic pots.

Use your tea bags in the garden in many ways to benefit the health and growth of fruits, vegetables, and flowers! Great uses of tea bags!

Back in April I told you about a no-frills, experimental container garden made from reusable shopping bags and a puppy wading pool. It’s not very pretty, but did it work? It worked like gangbusters! In fact, the tomato plants grew so big that several of the bags had to be relocated — there just wasn’t room for all five in the pool anymore.