The garden transformation from an overgrown allotment plot to a selfsufficient vegetable garden. We are showing part one of our first garden season on 440 square meters from February 2021 to June 2021.

Click here for part 2:    • Vorher / Nachher extrem verwahrloster...  

In this video we show you various gardening work, sowing and planting in the months of February to June. There are also parts from one or the other garden tour this year, excerpts from our DIY raised bed construction and how we redesigned the terrace in front of our gazebo.

But we also give gardening tips on how to protect our vegetables from birds and how to use our bokashi fertilizer. But Tim has also created a rock garden and a beefriendly area.

Part two of the garden annual review will be released on December 31st, 2021 and there will also be a competition for everyone! :)

0:00 Start in February We took over an allotment garden
1:33 March: Gardening, building a raised bed from Euro pallets
3:00 We build our first raised bed from Euro pallets
4:10 April: Sowing seeds, creating rock garden, garden tour and gardening
9:38 am Announcement of part two of the year in review, including a competition
12:05 May: Gardening, creating a herb bed Gardening tips from the gardening expert Marvin
20:48 Renovation of the gazebo terrace
26:11 June: gardening, garden tour, young plants/greenhouse by Marvin

About this channel:
At the end of February 2021, in the middle of the Corona Pandemic, we took over an allotment garden that had been growing for many years. With a lot of sweat and fun we redesign the garden and you can watch the transformation in our videos. We take you on our garden makeover, garden tours, ask for your best gardening tips for growing vegetables and inform you about gardens, allotments, selfsufficiency and garden design.

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You can find the complete garden documentation here:
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