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John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip to the farmers market to share with you a new and innovative waist height raised bed garden with wheels. In this episode you will learn about the garden on wheels that allows people who have problems bending over to grow vegetables and other plants anywhere.

John from www.growingyourgreens.com answers your gardening questions including: What should I use to start my tomato seeds? What is the best compost in my area to fill my raised beds? What should I fill my raised beds with? Will my plant make it? What is the best commercial sprouter to grow sprouts?

John from www.growingyourgreens.com shares with you how he transplants starts that are in peat pots into his raised bed garden. In this episode you will learn John’s method for transplanting that has gotten him a high success rate when planting vegetable starts in his square foot raised bed garden. After watching this episode, you will learn about the two ways he adds beneficial microbes when transplanting to encourage healthy root growth and explosive yields.

John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip to the Big Lots to share with you some inexpensive items that will allow you to grow more food at home. In this episode, John will share some of the items that he feels can be valuable at the Big Lots including a Raised Bed Cover for , a Green House for , a Seed Starting Tray for and so much more.

John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip to the Orange County Great Park to share with you many different examples of how they are showing you can grow food at home. In this episode, you will see many different examples of growing food in different ways, such as: A Square Foot Raised Bed Garden, an Elevated Easy Access Raised Bed Garden, Vertical Tower Garden, Hay Bale Garden, Container Gardening, and even food growing in a wheelbarrow. After watching this episode, you will know many of the different ways you can grow a vegetable garden today. .

Here is some video of Phil’s Lawn Care building a raised timber wall. Please call us at(443) 277-0095, or you can email us at philslawncare@gmail.com. You can also check out our website at www.FreeFirstCut.com

www.allotment-diary.co.uk It’s now time for me to plant my garlic on the allotment so that it gets a bit of time in some cold weather to allow the clove to split and form a bulb later. It’s such an easy crop to grow and is as simple as breaking up a bulb into single cloves and just pushing each one into the soil so that the tip is about an inch under the surface. And that’s about it,just a matter of letting them grow away until about July time when they will start to yellow and wilt and then it’s time to pull up the bulb. I’ve got a Facebook page here at http

I found a product to seal my terra cotta pots! I have been putting off this project because I could not find a product to seal my porous pots. I stumbled on a video on You Tube regarding a completely different subject and learned the non-toxic item promoted in the video could also be used for sealing concrete, which is a porous surface —yes—just like terra cotta! SCORE! So this is an experiment, but I am looking forward to the outcome. I prepped the pots for sealing in this video: www.youtube.com Here is the video on the product Water Glass: www.youtube.com

John from www.growingyourgreens.com takes you on a tour of his suburban front yard garden where he is growing many vegetables over the winter time. In this video, you will learn about some of the vegetables that can be grown in the winter time. After watching this video you will also learn about one of Johns new upcoming vegetables that is relatively unknown.

Using cardboard to keep weed seeds out of my raised bed garden