I am currently using Miracle Grow Garden soil. Should I continue using this when I transplant them to their final bed?
Someone on YA said to use “plant food”, can you tell me what kind?
I’m starting a new show on my website this Saturday. It basically shows what to do that week for your garden. It might go into different types of Vegetable or flowers or whatever. It’s produced in the Ozarks. The only problem is that I’m blanking on a name.
Ideas?
I live in TN. So, far we have had about 2 weeks of warm weather (60s & 70s) before spring even set in. Last year, our winter ended right around this time also unlike past decade where cold weather ( < 60F) would last through April. So, should I wait a little longer or can I go and start my flower gardening?
It needs to be able to thrive in a pot. The pot is about 7 inches deep or so. What i last had in there died (beans) from the heat. What is compatible with this kind of outdoor potting?
I am building a 2X8 foot raised square foot (vegetable) garden. Using plywood and other random wood. Someone suggested I seal it with polyurethane or exterior house paint so that it won’t rot, but won’t that be bad for my vegetables?
Thanks.
I’m in Southeast Tennessee, it doesn’t rain much. My garden is in direct sun for most of the day. It has 7 inches of a compost/manure and is mulched with straw. I have a soaker hose.
About how many inches should it get?
Should I water every day, every other, or once a week?
I was once on a gardening/horticulture course and the people running it were so supposed to wear Polo Shirts which proved they were who they were – for the course. Anyway one removed his Polo Shirt because it was Summer and was then wearing a White T-Shirt. Should I of reported him?.
I would like one that deals with Ireland, but England will do as it is next door to us. It isn’t my garden; it’s my mam’s but somehow I have been landed with the job of looking after it.
I have prepared a small garden for vegetables. I’m not sure what to plant this time of year. It is only two feet wide and the length of it is bordered by a block fence( south) so it is always shaded. Although I live in sunny Arizona I will need to plant vegetables that don’t require much sunlight. Any suggestions?
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction as far as what I need to know, tips, and the best websites to visit?
I’m hoping to plant some vegetables like tomatoes and green beans, and transfering in a fully grown fruit tree, like apple, and a palm tree.
I live in a hot climate and I’m pretty sure the soil is mostly clay, if that helps.
Thanks for any help!
