I would like to make a small vegetable garden with squash cucumbers bell peppers strawberries and herbs!! I don’t know what to do! Will these vegetables grow well together if not could you give me some advice for beginners?
I would like to make a small vegetable garden with squash cucumbers bell peppers strawberries and herbs!! I don’t know what to do! Will these vegetables grow well together if not could you give me some advice for beginners?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged advice, Bell, bell peppers, garden, herbs, plant, PLEASE, someone, squash, strawberries, vegetable, Vegetable Garden, vegetables
I have no idea how to start, care, and maintain a vegetable and herb garden but I want to because I want to learn how! What I’ll mainly be growing are strawberries, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, egg plants, onions, garlic, parsley, rosemary, chives, bay leaves and oregano. I plan on growing them in individual pots raised above the ground because the soil in my yard isn’t so great. What kind of soil should I put in the pots for the vegetables and herbs? Should I water them everyday? How can I repel insects and bugs from destroying and eating them? How do I prevent weed from growing with them? Also, how can I make them taste good (haha)? I heard that if you put sugar in the soil, it’ll make the vegetables taste more sweet. I really want to make my garden happen, please help me out! If there’s also any other concerns I should be informed, please tell! Thank you! Oh, I live in San Diego so I have no idea if some of the vegetables/herbs I’ve named are able to grow in this climate.
Also, cucumbers.
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged bay, bugs, care, cherry tomatoes, chives, climate, egg, garden, garlic, garlic parsley, herb, herb garden, herbs, idea, insects, onions, Oregano, parsley, plants, pots, rosemary, San Diego, soil, strawberries, vegetable, vegetables
I realize it is a wee bit late in the growing season to start anything (I am around San Francisco), but I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for decent container-garden vegetables, mainly because I want to make sure things are done as organic as possible. When I lived in New England I did grow pole beans, tomatoes, cukes, peppers, corn, etc., but I have no garden space here so am stuck with containers (I only have some herbs and strawberries at present). Any suggestions for what would grow decently in pots? I’m especially interested in growing tomatoes in a hanging basket, too.
Thanks!
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged anyone, anything, balcony, bit, container garden, container type, containers, corn, garden, garden space, garden vegetables, growing tomatoes, hanging basket, herbs, new england, pole, pole beans, pots, san francisco, season, space, strawberries, sure things, type plants, wee, wee bit
I realize it is a wee bit late in the growing season to start anything (I am around San Francisco), but I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for decent container-garden vegetables, mainly because I want to make sure things are done as organic as possible. When I lived in New England I did grow pole beans, tomatoes, cukes, peppers, corn, etc., but I have no garden space here so am stuck with containers (I only have some herbs and strawberries at present). Any suggestions for what would grow decently in pots? I’m especially interested in growing tomatoes in a hanging basket, too.
Thanks!
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged anyone, anything, balcony, bit, container garden, container type, containers, corn, garden, garden space, garden vegetables, growing tomatoes, hanging basket, herbs, new england, pole, pole beans, pots, san francisco, season, space, strawberries, sure things, type plants, wee, wee bit
I realize it is a wee bit late in the growing season to start anything (I am around San Francisco), but I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for decent container-garden vegetables, mainly because I want to make sure things are done as organic as possible. When I lived in New England I did grow pole beans, tomatoes, cukes, peppers, corn, etc., but I have no garden space here so am stuck with containers (I only have some herbs and strawberries at present). Any suggestions for what would grow decently in pots? I’m especially interested in growing tomatoes in a hanging basket, too.
Thanks!
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged anyone, anything, balcony, bit, container garden, container type, containers, corn, garden, garden space, garden vegetables, growing tomatoes, hanging basket, herbs, new england, pole, pole beans, pots, san francisco, season, space, strawberries, sure things, type plants, wee, wee bit
I realize it is a wee bit late in the growing season to start anything (I am around San Francisco), but I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for decent container-garden vegetables, mainly because I want to make sure things are done as organic as possible. When I lived in New England I did grow pole beans, tomatoes, cukes, peppers, corn, etc., but I have no garden space here so am stuck with containers (I only have some herbs and strawberries at present). Any suggestions for what would grow decently in pots? I’m especially interested in growing tomatoes in a hanging basket, too.
Thanks!
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged anyone, anything, balcony, bit, container garden, container type, containers, corn, garden, garden space, garden vegetables, growing tomatoes, hanging basket, herbs, new england, pole, pole beans, pots, san francisco, season, space, strawberries, sure things, type plants, wee, wee bit
I realize it is a wee bit late in the growing season to start anything (I am around San Francisco), but I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for decent container-garden vegetables, mainly because I want to make sure things are done as organic as possible. When I lived in New England I did grow pole beans, tomatoes, cukes, peppers, corn, etc., but I have no garden space here so am stuck with containers (I only have some herbs and strawberries at present). Any suggestions for what would grow decently in pots? I’m especially interested in growing tomatoes in a hanging basket, too.
Thanks!
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged anyone, anything, balcony, bit, container garden, container type, containers, corn, garden, garden space, garden vegetables, growing tomatoes, hanging basket, herbs, new england, pole, pole beans, pots, san francisco, season, space, strawberries, sure things, type plants, wee, wee bit
My puppies go in my mom’s garden and chew off all the flowers!! They also eat the strawberries we are trying to grow!! Does anyone have any good ideas to keep them out??
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged anyone, flowers, garden, help, mom, Problems, Puppies, puppy, puppy problems, strawberries
Well I’ll be going on vacation to Seattle on Wednesday and I was wondering if there were any UPick farms there. Like, those orchards where you pick your own fruits or whatever. I’m only interested in fruits like apricots or cherries or strawberries or other fruits (but not pumpkins
What fruits is Seattle or surrounding areas in Washington or even British Columbia famous for? If anyone lives there or has been there or knows someone who lives there, please answer. Please provide at least the name of the orchard or farm
Thanks
Actually, I am looking for farms more around northern Seattle like in places north of Seattle such as Bellingham etc all the way until British Columbia. Please help me
Posted in Fruit Orchards
Tagged answer, anyone, apricots, British, British Columbia, cherries, Columbia, fruits, name, orchard, orchards, Seattle, seattle washington, someone, strawberries, u pick, u pick farms, UPick, upick farms, Vacation, Washington, Wednesday
What is the best type of Strawberry to plant and grow in Arkansas.
I would like a berry that is tasty and will produce well for this area.