Category Archives: Raised beds
Soil Structure and Its Effect on Plant Growth
One of the major tenants of garden lore that is mentioned, but rarely talked about in any detail, is the need to pay attention to garden soil structure. Too often a beginning gardener becomes disappointed with their early efforts, not … Continue reading
Posted in Danomanno, Gardening, Raised beds, Spring gardening, Vegetables
Tagged Danomanno, Forsythkid, Soil structure, Tilth
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Now’s the time to plan your spring garden!
Sure, winter is in full spring. As I write this it’s snowing outside and the temperatures are expected to drop into the teens over the next few days. So why even talk about gardening? Well, I’m not actually talking about … Continue reading
Say Yes to an Early Spring Salad!
Sure, it might be winter outside right now, but before you know it spring will be rushing past! That’s why even in January, I’m making seed purchases and getting ready for a fantastic garden salad harvest that will be ready … Continue reading
Posted in Cold Frame, Raised beds
Tagged Gardening, mustard greens, Romaine, Spinach, spring lettuce
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Getting the Most from the Least!
When planning a small raised bed space, try ranking the veggies you hope to grow. Continue reading
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June 2009 Raised Bed Report
A summary report of my raised bed production of vegetables so far this season. Continue reading
My May Raised Bed Production
As May is the first real growing month of the season there was not a lot of production. Continue reading
Raised Bed Update – Early June 2009
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Intensive Growing in Raised Beds
So maybe you can get the kitchen sink in there with everything else. That’s what I’m trying to do with this little 2 by 7 foot bed. Continue reading
Vegetable Production Experiment
Who knows how much you can grow in a typical garden? I have some raised beds and intend to find out! Continue reading
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Tagged Filemaker Pro, Research, University of Ohio, Vegetable production
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