Monty marks out a path and bed in his new vegetable plot. Learn why the position of the sun, width of your wheelbarrow and crop rotation are important factors when designing a new vegetable plot, as Monty explains which crops he plans to grow this year.
Outside of common belief, there are actually many ways to design a vegetable garden. With the proper design and maintenance, you no longer need to hide your vegetable garden away from view. In fact, a well-designed vegetable garden can be quite attractive as well as functional. Tips to Help Design a Vegetable Garden For people who have plenty of time and space, the traditional garden plot is acceptable. These garden designs can be created strictly with long row
Quinoa is a cool season crop grown for its tiny, protein-packed seeds. It’s also a beautiful vegetable, producing tall plants with silvery-green leaves and brilliant red, pink, and gold seedheads. It’s easy to grow, drought tolerant, and disease resistant with the seed harvest taking place in autumn before the first hard frost. If you want to learn how to grow quinoa in a vegetable garden, keep reading. What is quinoa? Quinoa is indigenous to the Andes Mountain region in South America and ha
I’m here to make a confession: when I first started gardening, I planted four broccoli seedlings in a container, I grossly underestimated how big they would get. They started from such tiny seeds. How could they possibly grow to be so enormous and strong? But that’s the magic of gardening, isn’t it? I ended up leaving just one plant inside a container and transplanting the rest to my garden. Even then, I planted them too close to the other vegetables.
Gardening is an excellent way of utilizing one’s free time; it is an incredible activity that rejuvenates a person’s mind, body, and spirit. The sight of blooming flowers and growing fruits and vegetables can make a person’s heart leap up with joy. Let us check out how to Remove Grass in a Vegetable Garden? [toc] However, a thriving garden can be ruined when grass, the small green nuisance, peeks and spreads all over it. Grass restricts the growth of other plants and steals the nutrients from