FW: Mike the Gardener`s Newsletter vol.30: How to Grow Your Garden in a Bag

[Patricia McGrath]

FYI

 

Thought some of you might enjoy this

 

Pat

 

From: mi...@averagepersongardening.com [mailto:mi...@averagepersongardening.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 10:12 PM
To: Patricia McGrath
Subject: Mike the Gardener`s Newsletter vol.30: How to Grow Your Garden in a Bag

 

How to Grow Your Garden in a Bag You have gardening in the bag! Literally, you can grow your garden in a bag. If you are short on space, time and money, then try this great idea ... How to Make a DIY Square Foot Garden Planting Template Here is a great planting template that you can make out of some wood, dowels, a few screws and about an hour of your time ... How to Build a PVC Sprinkler for your Vegetable Garden There are a variety of options when it comes to making sure your garden is properly hydrated. Here is a cool idea from Home Spun Threads using nothing more than PVC and a little creativity to water your vegetable garden beds. The best part of using PVC to create a sprinkler system for your vegetable garden, is that you can really customize it anyway you want ... How to Build a Food Storage Shelf Your root crop production is through the roof this year and now you need a place to store them all. Or you took our advice and built the Potato Tower we posted. Whatever the reason, you need storage for those items. Here is a great project for you to build. A food storage shelf. A few supplies and hours later, and you will be all set ... 3 Reasons Why You Need to Add Manure to Your Garden Manure, and more specifically, composted or seasoned manure has a tremendous amount of benefits for your home vegetable garden. There are plenty of great reasons as to why you would add manure to your garden, here are 3 to get you going ... 200 Count- Jiffy 7 Peat Soil 42mm Pellets Seeds Starting Plugs: Indoor Seed Starter- Start Planting Indoors for Transplanting to Garden or Planter Pot by Jiffy <="" a=""> The Jiffy-7 42mm pellet is made from sphagnum peat from specially selected peat bogs. Lime and a special fertilizer with a low ammonium content are added to the peat in order to stimulate growth. The pellets have a pH of approximately 5.3 and are wrapped in a thin, degradable net. Ideal for starting your seeds indoors! Just put a few seeds in each pellet and add water. Each pellet has its own compartment.   Click here to Unsubscribe from this Newsletter