Minneapolis Square Foot Garden – Update
Gardening Year: 2012 Location: Minneapolis, MN Planting by Color: Yellow Original Post from May 4th, 2012 Okay, so it is the end of September I am in Zone 4 (yellow group). I think I have...
Gardening Year: 2012 Location: Minneapolis, MN Planting by Color: Yellow Original Post from May 4th, 2012 Okay, so it is the end of September I am in Zone 4 (yellow group). I think I have...
Location: Fargo, North Dakota Gardening Year: 2012 Planting By Color: Green/Purple Hello to you all from chilly Fargo, North Dakota. My name is Steven and this is my first time square foot gardening. Currently...
Gardening year: 2012 Location: North Alabama USDA Zone: 7b Planting By Color: Red Hello, my name is Diane and I have been learning a great deal from everyone on this site. I live on Lake...
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I’ve been somewhat angry at my garden this year. It snowed nearly every week in May, we had several huge windstorms, and it’s been unseasonably cool. The weather feels about a month behind. I...
I evaluated my garden and pulled the dead/dying stuff out. A bunch of my squares never grew, I don’t know why. So I planted the following in those spaces: Basil Cilantro Bush Beans Lettuce...
I keep thinking it can’t get worse, and then it does. We had another huge windstorm, and garbage snapped my Roma tomato plant. I am so frustrated, because the one thing I want to...
We’re home from vacation, and I’ve learned that I should have spent an extra 50 cents to buy an elbow. My spigot went straight up, and over time my hose kinked. The garden got some water...
After seeing how well my onion sets did, while my starts totally failed, I planted 3 more squares of them. They may not get very big, but I’m hoping small is better than none!
I’ve done it! I rebuilt my 3 boxes to be double high. Isn’t that enough for week 6? Just kidding. I also continued to transplant my seed starts–tomatoes, bell peppers, basil. Almost everything is...