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A Method in the Madness
Some great emails have come in asking for advice on how to plant; guess I never really covered that, did I? Huge topic-to avoid running the risk of information overload, I’ll explain what I’ve done and offer a couple of … Continue reading
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Tagged cut and come again, planting, planting methods, row planting, soil, square foot planting, triangle formation
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Who says romance is dead?!
The world’s best husband has made me a raised garden bed! It doesn’t get any better than that, baby! So after recovering from a hard winter (by West Coast standards anyway!) we have had a cool spring. The word on the … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, organic, urban farming
Tagged garden box, organic fertilizer, raised bed, soil
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