Learn ideas for designing your vegetable garden in this free online video guide to vegetable gardening.
Expert: Scott Reil
Contact: www.safelawns.org
Bio: Scott Reil is an accredited nurseryman and longtime horticulturalist with over two decades of experience in the field. Scott is now working for www.safelawns.org.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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Paulding County Master Gardeners demonstrate vegetable garden mulching with newspaper and wood mulch.
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It is really flattering to gain some reliable ideas and techniques for designing vegetable garden. Do you apply crop rotations in your garden? I would be glad if you could share some advices to grow such plant productively.
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I am considering over planting this year,I think it's better to have it is not needed. I have found ways to grow my garden without increasing my cost. My soil has greatly improved. I also found an onion that claims to grow in the range of 5 pounds. The onion is a long day onion. I'm not quite sure what that means
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To each their own, but that looks like a lot of wasted space in which more things could be planted. Using a Square Foot Gardening method you would achieve more plants in less space. This is just my own opinion, he has thought out his garden to his liking so be it.
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@MMJ420Gardener can't remember the name but i would look up books about plant companions i do remember cat mint and potaoes help each other
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i have a grapevine,peach tree,jalapenos,thaihots,manzanos,aloe,garlic,blueberrys,alysums,roses,minature roses,purple roses,mint,potatoes,luttuce,sunflowers,carnivorous plants(on sale),palms and pines, jasmins and finaly PINAPPLE, in my garden
I liked the idea of following the sun with the smaller to larger plants. Also using the lateral approach to use small spaces.
Yes planning is important. I had beans and other things growing in the wrong spots so I had to rip them out.
Your garden rolls look really high. How did you do that and for what purpose? I will be planting by first garden this year and looking for the BEST way to start out right.
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Hay has seeds. Use straw for mulch instead.
I wouldn't put pine needles into any mulch unless the plant(s) being grown like a highly acidic environment. Not all plants like mulch either. Tomatoes, for example, are susceptible to getting fungus on their roots.
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