When
giving a tour of my vegetable patch, I call myself a lazy gardener. It usually
gets a laugh, but more important, it gets people’s attention. Here is one of
my top tips to decrease work, increase fun and grow more vegetables.
Raised beds. I like raised
garden beds, and they can be simple or complex, all serve the same purpose.
Garden beds can be reinforced (made of scrap lumber six to eight inches tall),
or simply unreinforced (mounded up soil). Beds can be built before planting or
after harvest (for the next season).
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| These are the raised beds I grew up with. The art deco carpeting was a later innovation. |
- Easy access for planting, weeding and harvest
- Creates a physical barrier so you aren’t tempted to trod on plants or compress soil
- Soil amendments such as compost and mulch stay in the garden and out of the path where not needed
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| This is the "keyhole" design for my 10x10 garden. Fewer square footage for paths is more for vegetables! |
I wish for the great of success in all of our destiny endeavors
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