Mobile Planter

Leslie Burks and Bob Sniecus demonstrate how to build a mobile garden planter at Powell Elementary School. The tutorial covers the construction process, including attaching dollies, preparing the trough, and adding soil and nutrients. Tips for planting herbs like basil, thyme, and chives are provided, emphasizing proper spacing and planting techniques. The video concludes with a brief summary of the steps involved in creating a mobile garden planter.

What is the main advantage of a mobile garden planter for schools with limited green space?

• It is cheaper than traditional gardens.

• It requires no maintenance.

• It allows for flexible placement and growth of plants.

• It can be used indoors.

What is the first step in assembling the mobile garden planter?

• Adding soil to the trough.

• Planting herbs.

• Mixing organic nutrients.

• Connecting dollies to the trough.

What is the purpose of adding a layer of gravel in the trough?

• To aid in drainage.

• To add weight to the planter.

• To improve plant growth.

• To prevent soil erosion.

When planning the garden layout, how far should plants be from the container edge?

• Right next to the edge.

• Two feet away.

• In the center of the container.

• A hand's width away.

What is the correct method for planting chives in the mobile garden?

• Place them directly on top of the soil.

• Plant them upside down.

• Dig a hole larger than the pot size.

• Dig a hole the same size as the pot and tamp around the root ball.