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Designing A Fall Garden..
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Re: Designing A Fall Garden..
this is what I have now, with the following corrections: the melons are actually gourds and the 2 vertical boxes are not near my garden but on the side of my house ( closest to the house is pole beans and bush beans on the outer row) The hoop house will be going over boxes 1 and 2. I have some empty squares right now, I can't figure out what to do, so I just water them because of the peat.
Fall plants need to be : 2-brussel sprouts, 16 broccoli, as many carrots as possible (all of box 2, maybe?), and still in question are kohlrabi, spinach, buttercrunch lettuce, beets.
overwintering in box 5: onions,garlic
madnicmom- Posts : 567
Join date : 2011-01-26
Age : 54
Location : zone 6, North of Cincinnati
Re: Designing A Fall Garden..
sherryeo wrote:madnicmom, OOOoooohhh, employee discount at Lowe's! I'm green with envy!
too bad I wasn't thinking about this last year. they get 10% everyday but the first 2 weeks in Dec they get 20%. LOL
madnicmom- Posts : 567
Join date : 2011-01-26
Age : 54
Location : zone 6, North of Cincinnati
Re: Designing A Fall Garden..
sherryeo wrote:madnicmom, OOOoooohhh, employee discount at Lowe's! I'm green with envy!
active and retired military get 10% also. I let my son buy for me.
Kay
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Join date : 2010-10-17
Age : 81
Location : wilmington, nc zone 8
Re: Designing A Fall Garden..
Okay, I've completed my final design and started planting some of it today. I started harvesting my Romas on Friday, so they will be finished by next weekend. Then I'll pull them and prep the beds for the remaining plants/seeds.
FYI - I found a great way to screen my compost with something I already have. I have one of those kitty litter pans that has 3 levels (2 regular pans, and a sifter pan). I only use one regular pan because I didn't like the way the sifter pan sifted the litter. However, it does a bang up job on sifting my compost!
Here is my fall garden plan!! The empty boxes will be filled and prepped for next spring. (I hope... )
FYI - I found a great way to screen my compost with something I already have. I have one of those kitty litter pans that has 3 levels (2 regular pans, and a sifter pan). I only use one regular pan because I didn't like the way the sifter pan sifted the litter. However, it does a bang up job on sifting my compost!
Here is my fall garden plan!! The empty boxes will be filled and prepped for next spring. (I hope... )
Denese- Posts : 324
Join date : 2011-05-31
Age : 69
Location : Southeast Michigan
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