Garden Home Television Host P. Allen Smith takes you on a spring garden tour of the One Acre Vegetable Garden at Moss Mountain Farm. In this tour Allen focuses on the entryway to the garden and some examples of raised-bed and container gardening ideas. Allen also give us a sneak peek of his new Peony Garden!
Topics Include:
Spring Gardening
Entryway Design
Garden Structure & Form
Vegetable Garden Design
Herb and Flower Combinations
Container Planting
Raised Bed Gardening Design
Edible Flowers
Pollinator Plants
Growing Asparagus
Peony Garden Design
“Whether you choose to garden in containers and framed beds or prefer to garden in the traditional way, there are some general tips you should consider before you get started. Check out these tips to get started on my website.” ~ P. Allen Smith
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Instead of using treated pine for the raised beds I would use shou sugi ban. Its a natural technique from Japan to naturally preserve wood without chemical treatment for 80-100 years. Great show and I appreciate your concern for earth friendly methods.
I live south of Branson, so I follow your videos to know what to grow here and how to care for the plants. I was afraid it was too late to plant my purple hyacinth beans, but I can now see that I'm okay to plant this weekend. (June 1st) Thanks to you, my vegetable garden is finally taking shape!
Man I miss being able to watch your show 🙁 Your gardens are so pretty
Beautiful veggie and flower garden. You have a gorgeous place. What do you do with all the food you grow? Thanks for the tour.
Also, can you please give us a tour during the fall?
Thank you so much for the tour. A beautiful garden. All kinds of great information and inspiration for me.
I can't wait until next spring to try tulip blossoms in salad! I don't feel like such a freak now after watching Allen eat right out of the garden. That is my favorite way to eat veggies….hot from the sun and FRESH! Thank you for including so much information and making it seem like we are walking through the garden with a friend!
Greetings from Alberta Canada; thanks for sharing all your knowledge and passion for gardening and design. Your shows are a joy to watch and we learn and apply the ideas in our northern garden. Keep up your good and important work.
Your content never disappoints! Love your videos:) You seem like your back or hips are bothering you. If so, I hope you feel better soon:)
amazing garden, thanks for sharing now i got to get back watching your blueberry muffins you made, thanks to WKAR
I enjoy your video you have so much knowledge. You seem to be a super guy.
Love your peony garden. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
So inspirational. Making me want to go outside and garden at 12:14am lol
I love the combination of the russian sage and peonies!!! Can't wait to copy this in my garden!
It was all about flowers…I thought I was going to see all kinds of vegetables growing!
Love-love the show. Why? Taking the time to show how you make a garden makes my time well spent when watching. I love the information you provided.
Beautiful garden! You blew my mind when you mentioned, 180,000 plants need pollinating and 1200 are plants we need for food. Amazing.