My Thoughts On All the Different Ways of Hauling Things Around Your Garden!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Comments and reviews: 9
Nikki
This was so helpful! Im realizing now that I should probably move from a bucket to something like a small cart. My gardening journey started from being inspired by you. I began with a small succulent and quickly grew my houseplant collection, then seed starting for a little raised bed and this past summer I finally had my first flower garden in the front of my house. Im hooked! Next year will be my fourth year growing and I already cant wait to plan my spring! Thanks for all youve done for people like me. Ill never be able to thank you enough for literally growing my passion.
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This was so helpful! Im realizing now that I should probably move from a bucket to something like a small cart. My gardening journey started from being inspired by you. I began with a small succulent and quickly grew my houseplant collection, then seed starting for a little raised bed and this past summer I finally had my first flower garden in the front of my house. Im hooked! Next year will be my fourth year growing and I already cant wait to plan my spring! Thanks for all youve done for people like me. Ill never be able to thank you enough for literally growing my passion.
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Nokesville
I got the big gorilla cart for Christmas about 6 years ago and I still have it and use it very often. In the summer I said I want to be more efficient like Laura wink wink and I told hubby I needed a tractor for my cart and well he got one from someone that had an old antique I said no to and we traded with friends and I got a John Deere without the deck - I was giddy happy. It was perfect! I have an acre and a quarter and I pull it light duty just plants and use the tractor when I moving mulch and such. I want the John Deere cart just because it matches
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I got the big gorilla cart for Christmas about 6 years ago and I still have it and use it very often. In the summer I said I want to be more efficient like Laura wink wink and I told hubby I needed a tractor for my cart and well he got one from someone that had an old antique I said no to and we traded with friends and I got a John Deere without the deck - I was giddy happy. It was perfect! I have an acre and a quarter and I pull it light duty just plants and use the tractor when I moving mulch and such. I want the John Deere cart just because it matches
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Anne
We bought a dolly from Costco to move a fridge, since then we have used it to moved huge pots, logs, rocks, concrete pillars and numerous other things. It rolls pretty well on both dirt and gravel as long as the gravel is not too deep or the object not too heavy (100-200lb. We have even used it as a ramp from the truck bed to slide things down. It even can be moved into and angled position and rolled. we had no idea when we bought it all the things we would use it for.
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We bought a dolly from Costco to move a fridge, since then we have used it to moved huge pots, logs, rocks, concrete pillars and numerous other things. It rolls pretty well on both dirt and gravel as long as the gravel is not too deep or the object not too heavy (100-200lb. We have even used it as a ramp from the truck bed to slide things down. It even can be moved into and angled position and rolled. we had no idea when we bought it all the things we would use it for.
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Helen
Loved this video, I have a smaller cart, but it was great to see what you find good about each of them, and what has worked for you, thanks so much. Can you please oh Please please please do a video on labeling plants. What you do from seeds through to storage, what has worked for you, and what hasn't. I just don't seem to be able to find the right combination. I see often in your videos you use different types, so would live to have a run down of your thoughts.
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Loved this video, I have a smaller cart, but it was great to see what you find good about each of them, and what has worked for you, thanks so much. Can you please oh Please please please do a video on labeling plants. What you do from seeds through to storage, what has worked for you, and what hasn't. I just don't seem to be able to find the right combination. I see often in your videos you use different types, so would live to have a run down of your thoughts.
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Allison
Living on. 10 of an acre - that's not a typo - it's 1/10th: , I think, after watching your review, I'm ready to upgrade to the kangaroo pop up. I really like watching your review videos almost as much as the creating beauty videos. I learn so much and you are such a good explainer. And, as a side note, I love that you added marshmallows as a top dressing to that Lemon Cypress next to you - very original and creative! LOL
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Living on. 10 of an acre - that's not a typo - it's 1/10th: , I think, after watching your review, I'm ready to upgrade to the kangaroo pop up. I really like watching your review videos almost as much as the creating beauty videos. I learn so much and you are such a good explainer. And, as a side note, I love that you added marshmallows as a top dressing to that Lemon Cypress next to you - very original and creative! LOL
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Ruth
My sister in law was just asking me what I wanted for Christmas and then like magic this video came up on my phone! I love when you and Aaron talk about tools, supplies and equipment you like using! It's so much better than just buying something that might work in my garden. Thank you for all you do
Stay happy and healthy and have a Merry Christmas.
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My sister in law was just asking me what I wanted for Christmas and then like magic this video came up on my phone! I love when you and Aaron talk about tools, supplies and equipment you like using! It's so much better than just buying something that might work in my garden. Thank you for all you do
Stay happy and healthy and have a Merry Christmas.
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Katherine
My dad is an orchardist in Washington State, and we have had our gator for 25 years. It has done more work than you can possibly imagine every single day of those 25 years, at a commercial agriculture level. It truly is the best thing we've ever invested in and we would sell a kidney to buy another if we lost ours. Highly, highly recommend.
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My dad is an orchardist in Washington State, and we have had our gator for 25 years. It has done more work than you can possibly imagine every single day of those 25 years, at a commercial agriculture level. It truly is the best thing we've ever invested in and we would sell a kidney to buy another if we lost ours. Highly, highly recommend.
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Rosemary
I bought my mom a gorilla cart for Mothers Day this year. Thanks to watching your videos. She lives on a ranch and it was perfectly what she needed. After 4 months the tires lost air and it looked like some ground thorns popped the wheels. Are there any heavy duty wheels that can prevent this. She hasnt been able to use it for 2 months now
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I bought my mom a gorilla cart for Mothers Day this year. Thanks to watching your videos. She lives on a ranch and it was perfectly what she needed. After 4 months the tires lost air and it looked like some ground thorns popped the wheels. Are there any heavy duty wheels that can prevent this. She hasnt been able to use it for 2 months now
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Vicki
I have an average sized yard and smallish garden areas and I LOVE my 5 gal bucket, I use it constantly. I just purchased the pop up bag at the end of the year this year and it was wonderful when I was emptying my pots at the end of the season. I'm sure it will get tons of use. We've used a regular ol' tarp for fall leaves for years and years.
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I have an average sized yard and smallish garden areas and I LOVE my 5 gal bucket, I use it constantly. I just purchased the pop up bag at the end of the year this year and it was wonderful when I was emptying my pots at the end of the season. I'm sure it will get tons of use. We've used a regular ol' tarp for fall leaves for years and years.
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