VIDEO: Planting Raised Beds 🌿 with Wyse Guide

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Watch Kaleb Wyse of Wyse Guide as he gets to work prepping and planting his raised beds for spring. His go-to formula? Healthy soil and smart planting techniques.


Kaleb starts by refreshing his beds with Espoma Organic Raised Bed Mix, a rich, fluffy blend made specifically for raised garden beds. It’s well-draining, holds adequate moisture, and helps create the ideal environment for Kaleb’s spring vegetables.

To give his New plants a strong start, Kaleb uses Espoma Organic Bio-tone Starter Plus, sprinkling it into the planting holes. This organic fertilizer promotes strong root growth and helps plants establish quickly.


Kaleb’s Top Spring Planting Tips:


  1. Refresh raised beds each year with an organic soil mix like Espoma Organic Raised Bed Mix


  2. Use Bio-tone Starter Plus when transplanting any type of plant


  3. Try soil blocking to reduce transplant shock


  4. Protect young plants with covers from critters and cold


  5. Take it slow—gardening is a learning process!

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