onions, 2 varieties of lettuce, 3 varieties of tomatoes, beets, squash, radishes, beans, peas, cucumbers, and peppers! And our carrots have their own box that is a little deeper. We transplanted the tomatoes but everything else we started from seed.
Friday, May 8, 2009
Favorite Things Friday #5
Square-Foot Gardening--the simplest way to garden. All I did was follow Mel Bartholomew's book and website and wala! I'm a gardener. I'm convinced the soil mixture is the secret: 1/3 peat moss, 1/3 vermiculite, and 1/3 of a variety of composts.
With a 4 x 4 foot square, we've planted:
onions, 2 varieties of lettuce, 3 varieties of tomatoes, beets, squash, radishes, beans, peas, cucumbers, and peppers! And our carrots have their own box that is a little deeper. We transplanted the tomatoes but everything else we started from seed.
Here are my radishes up close. Check back in a few weeks and I'll have tomatoes.
onions, 2 varieties of lettuce, 3 varieties of tomatoes, beets, squash, radishes, beans, peas, cucumbers, and peppers! And our carrots have their own box that is a little deeper. We transplanted the tomatoes but everything else we started from seed.
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4 comments:
Nice! I want to start gardening but don't know the 1st step!
great gardening ideas
Wow!! Good on ya!!!
I read that book and thought it was great. I didn't actually do it though. We'll put in our nursery grown plants this weekend if we can get our sprinklers up and working!
Congrats and enjoy those tomatoes, my favorite!
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