Planting Tomato and Pepper Seedlings

What happens here

After preparing the beds, it's time to plant new seedlings. The creator shows various seedlings, including sweet bell peppers (yellow and green varieties), pickling cucumbers, and several types of tomatoes (Mr. Stripey, Big Boy, Better Boy, and German Johnson) obtained from a local nursery. To plant, gently squeeze the seedling container to loosen the soil, then carefully flip it over and pat the bottom until the root-bound plant slides out. Place the seedling into a pre-dug hole in the raised bed. For tomatoes, plant them deeply, burying part of the stem, as this encourages the development of new roots along the buried stem, leading to a stronger plant. Ensure you label each tomato variety to keep track of what you've planted. The creator emphasizes his rich soil, full of earthworms, which is built by incorporating wood chips from tree trimmers and compost obtained from his local municipality.

Goal: Successfully plant new vegetable seedlings into the prepared raised garden beds.