Planning a Garden. 7.01 – PLAN A GARDEN Research Plan for the location of the garden. Include  Sun  Shade  water  air.

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Planning a Garden

7.01 – PLAN A GARDEN

Research Plan for the location of the garden. Include  Sun  Shade  water  air

Raised Beds Raised beds are typically made of wood and are at least twelve inches in height. They are convenient for watering and harvesting. The gardener can create a good quality soil mix. Raised beds allow the gardener to grow more crops in a given area.

Raised Beds Cont. Raised beds have less soil compaction than flatbed plantings. Raised beds can be set up on any surface such as concrete or porches. Raised beds can be built to make it accessible to elderly or handicapped individuals.

Flat bed Flat bed - the most traditional way to plant vegetables is in rows. Usually a two foot gap is left between each row for easy watering and harvesting. One disadvantage of flatbed planting is it consumes a lot of space.

Container Container gardens are easy to make, manage and add beauty to any area.  Examples of containers  Whiskey barrels  Washtubs  Plastic or clay pots  Wooden crates  Baskets Make sure your containers have holes in the bottom for water drainage. Container garden takes up a small amount of space.

Roof Top Roof top gardens make good use of unused or wasted space. They are expensive to establish. Check local ordinances before you begin for rules and regulations.

Roof Top Cont. Enlist the assistance of an architect or landscape contractor. Use as little weight as possible. Incorporate windbreaks into the garden design.  Consider ease of watering and harvesting plants from your roof top garden.

Vertical garden Vertical gardening saves valuable garden space. Vertical structures have a tendency to cast shadow. Watch the sun’s movement for several days before planting.  Examples of vertical gardening structures.  Trellis  Arbors  String poles  Teepees  Cages

Other Things to Know Soil needs determined by what plants you select. Soil amendments are determined by what plants you select. Soilless mixes are determined by what plants you select. Soil (natural) is determined by what plants you select.

Plan For…. Season  Fall  Winter  Spring  Summer Type of plants  Annual  Perennial  Vegetable  Flower