Its the end of September already and I'm getting ready for spring planting. To help me keep track of what needs to be grown in each bed, I have set up a couple of pages to record spring and autumn plantings of vegetables grown in my 4 Ecobeds. Here are some of the reasons for adding this feature to my blog:-
Each layout represents how plants are arranged in one of my 4 Ecobeds. The growing area in an Ecobed is 2550mm x 1500mm. |
This website's objective is to show how nutrient dense, healthy, organic vegetables are grown sustainably in my garden. All the vegetables I grow are described including how seeds are propagated and plants grown. Pest control, crop harvesting and food preservation are described where relevant. My methods are no-dig using homemade compost as a top dressing to maintain soil health and an ideal environment in which to grow vegetables...........................John Ashworth. 29th April 2019.
Growing Organic Vegetables
28 September 2015
September 2015 (2)
Labels:
#Beds,
#Biology,
#Cabbages,
#Carrots,
#Compost,
#Compost #Tea,
#Crop,
#Crop rotation,
#DIY,
#Ecobeds,
#Garlic,
#Growing #Beetroot,
#Leeks,
#Lettuce,
#Onions,
#Potatoes,
#Tomatoes,
#Wicking Worm Beds
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