Veggies from Seed It has been about a month since the plastic was pulled off the garden boxes, and they were fertilized, raked level and watered. Right after, seeds were planted at various depths. Seed packets always have planting times, depths and distances on the backs of the packages. For the lettuce, spinach and radishes, […]
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Vegetables Are Peeking Out of the Ground
November 3rd, 2013 No Comments
Tags: above ground garden · Green Beans · lettuce · mesclun lettuce · radishes · soil solarization · spinach
October Gardening Season
October 25th, 2013 3 Comments
Time to Plant It is October in Florida, and that means the solarization covers on the garden boxes come off and the prep work for the winter season begins. Removing Solarization Plastic Sheeting Once the plastic is removed, fertilizer is added to the soil and is raked in to a depth of four to six […]
Tags: above ground garden · arugula · Cilantro · eggplant · Green Beans · jalapeno · Jobes feritlizer · lettuce · Okra · Raised Garden · rosemary · soil solarization · spinach · Tomatoes · Vegetables
Fresh from the Garden Lettuce
March 21st, 2013 1 Comment
Lots of Lettuce Lettuce is a cool weather plant. It will germinate even when the temperature is in the 40s, but it won’t sprout well when the temps hit the mid-70s. The lettuce in this box was planted about six weeks ago and is the first thing in the garden to be harvested this season. […]
Tags: above ground garden · lettuce · Raised Garden · Vegetables
