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Category Archives: Drip Irragation
Weeds, Water, and Mulch
I’m not sure that anyone enjoys weeding a garden, but there are some advantages to doing so besides eliminating the weeds. Using a hoe is the most common method, and the secondary benefit is that you aerate the soil surrounding … Continue reading
Posted in Compost, Drip Irragation, Fertilization, Leaf mold, Leaf mulch, Soil pH, Soils, Urban Gardening, Watering, Worms
Tagged Corn, gardening, hoeing weeds, Howell County Missouri, leaf mold, leaf mulch, mulch, Ozarks, pH, plants, soil amendments, Urban Gardening, weeds, West Plains, worms
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Ready to Plant
Last month I wrote about using plastic containers for a weed free garden with a follow-up on bottom heating for root growth. Well here’s the results: This is a tomato plant in a two liter bottle. I’ve gained a considerable … Continue reading
Posted in Bottom Heat, Container Gardening, Drip Irragation, Fertilization, Getting Ready to Garden, Plastic containers, Root Growth, Uncategorized, Urban Gardening, Watering
Tagged Bottom Heat, Container Gardening, drip irrigation, Getting Ready to Garden. Plastic containers, Root Growth, Urban Gardening, Watering
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