Even if you’re not a seasoned gardener, it’s easy to find success with this green. Just three or four plants can supply a family of four with a nice weekly harvest. You don't even need a backyard; kale grows great in Olle Gardens Metal Raised Garden Beds.
Planting your onions right away, be sure to remove their bindings and place them in a bucket with 2 inches of moist soil in the bottom. It's important to keep them in a cool, bright place but out of direct sun until you are ready to plant.
We can all relate to these little fellas ruining our beautiful leafy vegetables. For those creepy crawlers like worms and caterpillars, start with a simple barriers like copper rings or cloths.
We all get a little carried away. Just start throwing seeds in and are delighted to see them grow. So we do another, and another, and yet another. Then we find out those gorgeous flourishing cherry tomatoes are going to be six feet tall!
I found a way to grown my vegetables, and not worry about my dog getting into my garden! Tried this new Olle garden, not too bad. It’s about 17” tall, and the dog can’t quite get himself up there.
Spinach grows best in sun to partial shade. Sow spinach in light soil that is well drained. Spinach is a cool weather crop that grows best when weather conditions remain consistently below 75 degrees, commonly in spring or fall.
One of the longest day of the year falls on June 20th, bringing warmer temperatures and extra sunlight. It's time to harvest in the vegetable garden, flowers are blossoming, and keeping on top of bolting plants is a priority (aka weeds).
In present time, the popularity of raised bed gardens is growing. Growing your own herbs, fruits and vegetables is just the smart thing to do. The questions is which is better? Metal Raised Gardens or Wood Raised Gardens.
Before knowing where to use compost, what is compost?
Compost is a mixture that consists largely of decayed organic matter and is used for fertilizing and conditioning land. With that said let's look at some great places to use compost.
