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15 Feb ’12
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I was just messing b, 2 weeks should be plenty
15 Feb ’12
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Its amazing that six inches is deep enough
20 Feb ’12
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I tried the square foot gardening last year with one 4x8 bed. I had limited success, a decent amount of Jalapenos but not much else. My pea plants grew for a little while before the bottoms of the plants died. I am thinking of doing a bigger one this year and treating the soil better before planting.
Is there anything I should do now (I live in TN btw) to prepare virgin soil for a garden?
15 Feb ’12
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How much did you pay for the weed guard?
Do you just dump your dirt at the end of the year into a compost pile or leave it there?
15 Feb ’12
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I tried the square foot gardening last year with one 4x8 bed. I had limited success, a decent amount of Jalapenos but not much else. My pea plants grew for a little while before the bottoms of the plants died. I am thinking of doing a bigger one this year and treating the soil better before planting.
Is there anything I should do now (I live in TN btw) to prepare virgin soil for a garden?
I would imagine finding a guy who has some manure would be a good start. Get a compost pile going now so you can use it next year.
This is who Im getting my seeds from by the way:
15 Feb ’12
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B, the weed guard was 15 dollars at walmart, you can use cardboard as well, the soil just stays in and keep improving each year
15 Feb ’12
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I tried the square foot gardening last year with one 4x8 bed. I had limited success, a decent amount of Jalapenos but not much else. My pea plants grew for a little while before the bottoms of the plants died. I am thinking of doing a bigger one this year and treating the soil better before planting.
Is there anything I should do now (I live in TN btw) to prepare virgin soil for a garden?
my first question is what were you planting, your spacing, and what were you planting next to each other? This has a huge impact in your results.
15 Feb ’12
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B, the weed guard was 15 dollars at walmart, you can use cardboard as well, the soil just stays in and keep improving each year
I thought about taking some out and dumping it into the compost bin, then mixing it back in the next year. Maybe there is no need to do that.
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