Have you ever noticed that deciding on what to plant can be perhaps one of the most difficult choices to make in gardening? It really doesn't matter if you are planting flowers, vegetables, fruits, trees, or something else entirely. Eventually you will need to make your final decision. To make the process as easy as possible, all you really need to do is answer a few simple questions. Write your answers to the following questions on a separate piece of paper, and by the end you will have the guidelines you need to make the decisions on which plants you should be planting.
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2012-01-02 17:06:00
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Organic gardening is truly the way to go. From compost to eggshells, to banana peels and on and on. Once these items are applied to the soil during the fall and winter months, as the winter rains come, they all in unison dissipate and bring about what we call Texas gold. You can't have a more healthier soil full of good bacteria and organisms without organic gardening. Happy New Year and be thankful for another year of getting dirty in the garden.
2012-01-02 13:28:24
I will be starting soon to plan my garden for this year. First,I know I want to change direction of plant rows.I also want to enlarge space for more plantings. I think by using vegetable scraps, egg shells, coffee grounds mulched leaves over entire garden during winter will help with feeding the soil and not discarding them.I have learned a better way to trellis my beans and tomatoes. Long stakes in a row and wire run horizantal.Trying different methods each year. But first, I am getting my soil tested to find out what its missing.My root crops, let me down, wont produce well. Happy gargening Ken
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