Month: May 2017

A well planned vegetable garden is a productive vegetable garden. In this video we guide you through the process of producing the perfect design for your garden, including 5 key questions you should as you plan what you will grow.

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ answers your organic gardening questions. Help John to close caption his videos and get your questions answered with the links below:

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to share with you a garden that doesn’t get watered the whole season and is never tilled. You will also learn how this garden grows with little labor effort as well.

John from http://www.growingyougreens.com/ shares with you his 500+ Vegetable Plant Start Haul from CPG Wholesale Nursery in Norwalk, California In this episode, John will share with you all the types of vegetable plant starts and some of the produce that he purchased on his recent trip to Los Angeles.

This vignette shows an educator and three children outside focusing on a small vegetable garden in the educator’s backyard. It also shows the value of small groups and promoting cooperation for authentic learning opportunities.

Pelletized Lime is a great way to raise the pH in your vegetable garden to an acceptable level for your plants. It’s always very important to perform a soil test before adding lime, because it’s very hard to lower the pH once it is elevated too high.

How to Grow Vegetables Indoors in a Pot. Part of the series: Indoor Gardening. Potting a vegetable and growing it indoors gives you better control over the growing of your plant. Cultivate vegetables you want to eat with the help of a nursery proprietor in this free video.

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Allen talks about the importance of the layout of a vegetable garden, including the benefits of things like cisterns.

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Create a highly productive, self-sustaining, low maintenance vegetable garden bed by emulating a permaculture food forest.

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