I just can't decide if I should do raised beds and square foot style or till up the yard. Potatoes will be in 5 gallon buckets
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Originally posted by hooligan View PostI just can't decide if I should do raised beds and square foot style or till up the yard. Potatoes will be in 5 gallon buckets
We are doing one 14'x12' raised bed. We are also incorporating the "Back to Eden Gardening" (YouTube it!) and "Square Foot Gardening" methods.
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Originally posted by Brazos Hunter View PostWe are doing one 14'x12' raised bed. We are also incorporating the "Back to Eden Gardening" (YouTube it!) and "Square Foot Gardening" methods.
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I still have cabbage, carrots and cauliflower going strong. Potatoes are in the ground. Yellow Cherry and Red Pearl Tomatoes are about 2" tall in the shop. I plan on holding out as long as I can on the tomatoes because I lost 6 in the fall due to frost.
Still haven't decided what to do with the additional 6' x 4' center section. Something short that wont block the irrigation sprinkler.... maybe strawberries or melons, not sure yet.
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Originally posted by Brazos Hunter View PostWhat about squash?
That's why I have all the potatoes and cherry tomatoes....
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Originally posted by Brazos Hunter View PostWe are doing one 14'x12' raised bed. We are also incorporating the "Back to Eden Gardening" (YouTube it!) and "Square Foot Gardening" methods.
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Originally posted by hooligan View Postthats really interesting, it makes a lot of sense. Gonna start researching where up here I can load up a truck bed full of compost and organic fertilizer (my compost isn’t near ready yet).
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Originally posted by ArmyAg97 View PostStarted with my daughter our first 4 X 4 "square foot garden" a couple of weeks ago with cool weather stuff. 10 out of squares have visible growth. She's super excited.
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Originally posted by hooligan View Postthats really interesting, it makes a lot of sense. Gonna start researching where up here I can load up a truck bed full of compost and organic fertilizer (my compost isn’t near ready yet).
Here in Bryan organic compost is $28/ton and mulch is $12/ton!
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Originally posted by ArmyAg97 View PostStarted with my daughter our first 4 X 4 "square foot garden" a couple of weeks ago with cool weather stuff. 10 out of squares have visible growth. She's super excited.
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