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How to make a raised beds garden the easy way, if your space is limited, or you just want to garden on a smaller scale.
In a raised bed you can plant the vegetables that you like the most. Make it so convenient, that when you are cooking or preparing your salads, just step out of your kitchen and take a few vegetables or pinch off a few leaves of this and that and go back in and get ready to eat the freshest vegetables possible. They can’t get any fresher than that!
If you love herbs, build you a separate little herb raised bed garden, and enjoy the best and freshest aroma and flavour you can imagine. Spice up your cooking and your salads and enjoy the good living!
Making the raised beds is not complicated and it should not be expensive. You probably have some lumber and other materials laying around in your yard or barn, or somewhere along the fence in your back yard.
A few 2x6x8 or 10 or 12, it depends on how much space you have and how long you want to make the raised beds.
The ideal width would be no larger than 4 feet, so you can reach easily from all sides. That’s when you build the beds rectangular shape. You can make them in circles or triangles if you want to.
Here is an example of a raised bed that I made from some scrap lumber, and I did not want to cut, just adapted the bed to the size of the material. Sometimes it works like that, and sometimes you cut it to the desired size.
Just select a nice sunny spot, (a little partial shade is not going to hurt) but the sunnier the plot the better. Nail the boards together in the corners, like a frame. If you place the bed directly on a grassy spot, and you don’t want to remove the sod, place some cardboard or news papers on top of the grass, to keep any weeds to grow up through the dirt.
Now it is time to put the soil in the bed. If you have some good rich top soil, that’s good. If you don’t have any top soil or the means to transport it from the garden supply place, like a solid trailer for example, you can use ground pine bark. It is much lighter and it works just as well if not better.
That’s what I use in my raised beds as well as in all my container planting, and in my propagation by rooted cuttings, which I’ll talk about in another article.
I will keep posting consistently, to help you, my fellow gardeners and landscapers with some new ideas. Most of them are not really new, but written in simple wording so that anyone can understand.
On a bed of the size of 4×10 mix into the pine bark about 4 bags of 50 lb well composted cow manure, and a few handfuls of organic fertilizer. Mix it well and level the soil. Now you are ready to plant.
Consider on what side of your property is the sun rising, and plant accordingly, so that the taller growing plants are not going to cast a shade on the lower growing ones. Like the tomatoes that are growing taller, should be planted towards the west side of the bed, and the lettuce and spinach on the east size.
When choosing the location of the raised beds, make sure they are close to a water spigot, to make it easy to water when it is not raining.
As for the choosing of the vegetables is a matter of what you like the most. Here are some ideas: tomatoes, bell peppers, sweet banana peppers, hot peppers, (just make sure not to plant the hot peppers close to the sweet ones to avoid cross pollination and make them all hot), cucumbers, lettuce, spinach, radish, squash, etc.
For the cucumbers, if you’ll notice on the left bed in the picture, I nailed two thin boards on the ends of the bed, and tied a fence wire mesh, for the cucumbers to climb on. This will save a lot of space.
If you like herbs, to spice up your cooking and your salads, make a separate herb bed. You can plant parsley, dill, basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, cilantro, garlic chives, onion chives, sage, peppermint, coriander, etc.
Herbs can be planted by seeds directly in your raised garden or you can start them indoors in some 3 or 4 inch pots, then when the danger of late frost is over, take them out of the pots with the soil undisturbed, and plant them in the garden. This way you will have an early start.
Watering: The drip irrigation is a better solution, instead of over head sprinkling. If drip irrigation is not affordable, water around the plants to get the water to the roots.
Keep an eye on those pesky weeds, and pluck them out as soon as you see them. Other than that, there is not much to cultivate in a raised bed, just watch them growing and enjoy the fruits of your “easy” labour.
Another thing to watch is the caterpillars, that you can control by removing them by hand instead of using pesticides. You don’t want to poison your body, do you?
So, as you can see, a raised bed gardening is not hard to make at all! If you love nature and you want to have some good quality preoccupation in the tranquility of your little paradise, go for it! You’ll be glad you did!
If you enjoyed this post I invite you to come back soon, as I’m dedicated to post more information and related articles for the gardening enthusiasts, and anyone who is contemplating to garden, be it for a hobby, convenience, or just to forget about the troubles of the world. Nature can be one of your best friends.
And do you know what I like about growing plants? They never talk back!
Mike Borlovan
This post about how to landscape your back yard to look good, is intended to give you some basic ideas as how to implement a project that will be not only beautiful and attractive, but also practical.
If you are considering very seriously to achieve a nice landscape that will provide comfort, relaxation, beauty and convenience, start by stepping outside from your house in the back yard. Since you have this new idea in mind, you are about to look to the whole situation with a surveying eye, with a different perspective, not just to take some fresh air, but like one who is about to start doing something.
Look at the present situation of the yard, and just try to imagine what kind of elements it needs to make a drastic change in the whole picture.
To bring these new ideas and elements to life, dot them down on a sheet of paper or a note pad. If your back yard is on a slope, locate an area where you might want to install a retaining wall, for a nice little terrace, to place a table with a few chairs. You might also want to consider installing some steps to that area for easy access as well as appearance.
Weather the yard is in a slope or flat, it does not matter, except that it requires a different approach. But what you want to consider first, is to divide the yard in spaces, for practicality and other considerations such as beauty, convenience, entertainment, socializing, playing, relaxing, resting, etc.
It does not have to be too polished, but appealing enough for entertainment, with a friendly atmosphere and a friendly environment.
After you divide the back yard in separate sections, consider some essential elements that will make it work, and looks good to the eye of the beholder. No matter in what part of the property you are, it should look great from every angle, as well as practical.
Consider to install a brick patio, surrounded by your preferred shrubs and blooming flowers. Add some nice clay pottery of different sizes and shapes for accent and focal points around your patio. Set on the brick area some nice garden and patio furniture, for comfortable seating and dining area. From here install some stepping stones that lead to a gazebo, or a pavilion, to relax in the shade, in an intimate space.
As we go along, you will realize how nicely is your back yard landscape taking place. It is coming to life as we continue to add some essential elements. It will be awesome as we add and complete each new element.
Find a nice sunny area and plant a beautiful vegetable garden, and one for a flower garden of your choice. If you have children it will provide a great resource of educational activities, to cultivate in them the beauty of nature and recreation in the outdoors. It is healthy, beneficial, and it also builds character and a love for the environment. Gardening is wonderful.
We should never neglect to assign a special area for the children to play in safety, and give them the liberty to be in their own little playing universe. You can install a swing set, a sand box, slides, etc.
If you have a place to build a deck, with some nice benches on it, or garden furniture, surrounded with shrubs and small trees, will create a beautiful element as a main focal point in the yard. A place to entertain your guests and friends with some delicious barbecue, and other fine foods and drinks.
Divide the spaces with some trellises, hedges, retaining walls, small trees, for a sense of intimacy or delimitation of use. Like in your home, the same way as the rooms are divided, except that in the yard are wider and in the open air. Your celling is the sky, your walls are made of live plants, or a trellis, or a chain-link-fence, or a line of small trees, etc.
Another area of relaxing could be a spa, hot-tub, or a swimming pool.
Consider planting along the fence some ornamental trees, like Crape Myrtles, Althea the Rose of Sharon, and other blooming trees, that will offer besides the beautiful blooms, the sense of enclosure, of delimitation of your property, your outdoor space.
For a more dramatic effect of soothing and appealing atmosphere consider installing some low voltage lighting. This will create an astonishing view of the whole picture at night. Strategically placed to bring out some focal points, and gives the impression of a fairy land at night.
Place some benches on the side of a walkway, and have some spot light point to some garden statue, for an even greater impression.
After you have pretty much implemented all the elements so that each will serve its purpose, you can see that how to landscape a back yard to look good, was not really that hard, was it? By taking one step at a time, and with a careful planing, it can surely be easily achieved.
Until next time,
Happy gardening!
Mike Borlovan
How to grow herbs inside in containers, for year round use.
If you like herbs and you want to spice up your cooking and salads, it is possible to have them year round whenever you want to use them. Just reach to your windowsill, and pinch off a few leaves of the herbs you grow, and enjoy the best and freshest flavor you can think of.
There is a pretty vast list of how many herbs you can grow, but you can just choose the ones that you really like the most and use them in your kitchen, whenever you like, when you have company over, you are sure to impress them, as you will get a lot of compliments on your cooking. Who wants to eat a dull tasteless salad or any other food?
The herbs are grown from seeds, and there are annual, perennial, and biennial herbs. A few examples of annual herbs first, would be some that are most commonly used, but you can pick and choose any you love the most.
Arugula Astro, Arugula Rocket, Basil Caesar, Basil Picolino, Basil Pluto, Basil Sweet Dani, Basil Siam Queen, Cilantro Santo, Dill Bouquet, Dill Fernleaf, Sweet Marjoram, etc.
Perennial herbs: Garlic Chives, Lemon Balm, Oregano, Peppermint, Rosemary, Green Sage, Winter Thyme, etc.
Biennial herbs: Parsley Banquet, Parsley Forest Green, Parsley Plain Italian Dark Green, etc.
These are just a few examples of the many herbs you can choose to grow.
As I mentioned above that the herbs are grown from seeds, here is how to grow them.
Like in any gardening, be it outdoors or indoors, the first most important faze is the preparation of the soil. This is the base and the place where the seeds are buried, and germinate to spring to life, and live. So some basic conditions must be met. And the soil is very important to be of the best quality possible, if we want to succeed, and create the best environment for the the plants to live in.
The soil must be of a good quality, nutritious, rich in minerals, for the plants to develop and grow healthy.
For the herb seeds, it is necessary to have a fine peat-moss blend of soil with micro-nutrients for a good start, from your local Garden Center. If you are going to grow them in a windowsill, for the source of sun light, the preferred size of the plastic pots would be 4 to 6 inch wide, round or square.
Once you have the soil, the pots and the seeds, that’s all you need to start your indoor herb garden.
Fill the containers with the soil all the way up to the lip of the pot, leaving about half inch from the very top of the pot. Take a pinch of herb seeds, and drop them evenly on the top of the soil. Cover the seeds very thinly with soil, and with a fine mist water the soil slowly, to make sure the water penetrates down in the soil. Set them on the windowsill, and you are done. Water and keep the soil moist. Do not let it dry out completely! In a few days, you will see the little herb plants sprouting out of the soil.
Once the herbs have grown to a certain height, keep watering, but make sure that you water gently, by poring the water in a corner of the pot, so that only the soil gets wet. The herb plants are still tender, so be gentle with them.
If you like spicy hot food, you can grow some hot peppers in a pot. But you need only one seed, and it would be better to start the pepper seeds in a cell pack, like a jumbo 6 pack. Once the seed sprouted and they have some real leaves, you can transplant the pepper plant in a 6 inch size pot or larger.
Another solution for the indoor garden is a ‘garden tub’, if you prefer to have just one long tub with all the herbs in one confinement. So, once the herbs developed enough, you can move them in the garden tub (in size like the width of the windowsill), one by one.
Fill up the tub with the same fine rich soil, and take each herb out of the original pot, with the soil intact, and plant it in the tub. Keep your little garden watered, and just keep it moist, not soggy, and do not let the herbs dry out completely.
Now you have a beautiful aromatic, flavorous garden at your finger tips. Enjoy the freshest and most tasteful flavour that you ever have experienced in your salads, and your specialty cooking.
Pinch some leaves whenever you like ti spice up your favored dishes, and live well and healthy. These herbs are very rich in vitamins and minerals, and that’s a fact.
Happy indoor gardening!
Until next time,
Mike Borlovan
How to turn your yard into an edible landscape, is not hard at all, and it’s very achievable. In times of economical prosperity, it is more convenient to just go to the super-market and pick your preferred fruits and vegetables off the shelf, and go back home and cook them, eat them and enjoy.
Even if the economical situation is not an issue for you to be concerned of, you still might wonder in the back of your mind how were all these fruits and vegetables grown, treated, and handled. What kind of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides were used in the process of producing them. Not withstanding the fact that in most cases they are imported and are transported long distance, and thus the nutritional value is greatly diminished. There are hardly any vitamins and minerals left in them to benefit you, except maybe for the fiber.
Have you ever thought of the vast grass lawns that you care for and spend significant amounts of time and money to maintain, by mowing, fertilizing, watering, and so on? Spending money on gas, oil, blades and other maintenance parts for your equipment?
Like any serious home owner you are doing your best to maintain your property in mint condition, since for most of us this is probably our most important investment asset. Of course we want to keep it up, with the best quality grass, shrubs, trees and other ornamental plants.
By doing the same thing to keep the property in mint condition, why not planting some fruits, berry and vegetable producing plants, that will actually serve a double purpose by offering the same beauty and quality landscape, as well as edible fruits and vegetables that you and your family will enjoy and benefit from?
A lot of health and economy minded people all over the world are using their back yard, for exactly that purpose: growing their own fruits, grapes, berries and vegetables, for a better and healthier living.
You can do that in both, front yard and back yard. Instead of spending your money on ornamental trees, shrubs, and grass maintenance, you can spend your time and money on some fruit trees, berry bushes, and vegetable seeds.
On most of these the investment is just one time and not too expensive, and you will be able to harvest year after year from the same fruit trees and berry bushes.
Just think of the best fruits that you love the most, like apple, plum, peach, apricot, cherry, nectarines, persimmon, fig, and any other fruit trees. The list could be very long, but just think of some that grow well in your area, and you like the most. Also blueberry, blackberry, elderberry, grapes, raspberry bushes, etc.
The trees can be planted in an orchard or along the fence, or as focal points in different places in your unique landscape. The berry bushes can be planted in group planting, along the driveway, or along a walkway, along the fence, or anywhere you please, as long as it looks good and is convenient for you.
Choose a nice sunny spot in you yard, and plant your vegetable garden, making sure that it gets as much full sun as possible. Also make sure that it is close enough to a water spigot for easy watering when it’s not raining.
With some careful planning, before long you’ll have a nice and beautiful edible landscape. It is not hard at all, and you can do it. In the spring your fruit trees will reward you with a beautiful display of blooms, and green fresh new leaves, as everything comes to life in nature. The whole nature is speaking of the resurrection every spring. Then in the summer and autumn, you will be enjoying the freshest, healthiest and full of vitamin and minerals fruits, that can never be beat by the ones you purchase in the supermarkets with your hard earned money! There’s no way. It cannot get fresher than what you pick with your own hand, from your own edible landscape. Just think about it!
The same with all the berry plants, and your vegetable garden. You can still have your preferred ornamental shrubs and trees, hardscapes, night lighting, statuary, lawn furniture, whatever you wish, and enjoy your little paradise to the maximum it can offer.
By applying these concepts of edible landscaping, you’ll be pleasantly surprised to find out that the value of your property, will increase even more. The image will become richer, more abundant in every way. You worked hard to improve your property, why not try this new approach, for your own good.
I love fig trees, they are easy to grow, and once grown, they are basically care free. So are most of the fruit trees, except for some yearly pruning, organic fertilization, and mulching. Every little effort is worth it, considering the benefits they offer. The fig tree is just an example, but there are endless possibilities to think of, when choosing the fruit trees that you would like to have the most.
As for an economical consideration, far be it to get pessimistic, we always must be optimistic, and believe in yourself that you are more then able to achieve what you put your mind to, but at the same time, considering the actual economic situation we face today, it’s a good idea to be prepared and to cut the grocery bill as much as possible. Become self sufficient and at the same time live a prosperous, vibrant and healthy life, enjoying the benefits of nature, and exercising in the outdoors for a better living.
The edible landscaping is a source of fresh fruits and vegetables as well as convenience and freedom. Live well and healthy. Start turning your yard into an edible landscaping today.
Happy gardening, my friends,
Mike Borlovan
How To Plant Your Own Vegetable Garden
If you think about having your own vegetable garden where you can pluck them out with your own hand, fresh and full of vitamins and minerals, there is nothing really, to compare or even come close to it. They taste much better and they are more nutritious than the produce that is shipped and travels long distance from the source.
For convenience, you probably go to the supermarket to buy your fruits and vegetables, but honestly, they just cannot compare with what you can grow and eat raw or cooked from your own garden.
If you never had the experience to create your garden yet, and all you have eaten was the produce from your local supermarket, or from the roadside fruit stand, than you are missing out and you owe it to yourself, to think very seriously to start your garden, if you really want to eat fresh and healthy. It is not really that hard, and it sure is not complicated at all. And once you have it, you’ll be glad you did. This alone can save you some serious money, by cutting back on your grocery bill.
Just think of the benefits to be outdoors, in nature breathing the fresh air, watch the little birds and the butterflies playing in the sun, and work in the tranquility of your little paradise. Not withstanding the free exercise you are getting in the process. That’s good for your body, mind, and soul.
Get your family, your children involved in the gardening, and enjoy some real quality time together. Families that pray together, work together, stay together.
Let me tell you a little secret: once you planted your garden, the plants grow while you sleep, and as they grow, they never talk back!
You want to make your garden right. So it is a pretty good idea to make a little plan, and stick to it.
First, choose a good sunny spot, where you don’t get too much shade or no shade at all if possible, and the site should be free of rocks and debris. And it should be close enough to the house to be able to water with a hose hooked to a spigot, when you need to water if and when it’s not raining.
Prepare the soil. This is very important, and your success will very much depend on how you prepare the plot. If the soil is clay or sandy and lacks nutrients, it must be amended and enriched with composted material, like cow manure, organic fertilizer and minerals if needed. To make it even cheaper for next season, make your own compost by collecting the leaves (don’t burn them) and other vegetation, kitchen leftovers, and let the little micro organisms do the job. They feed on putrified matter, and create the best humus a garden needs, for free. The soil will need nutrients to replace those used and depleted by the vegetables as they feed from the soil.
Now think of what vegetables would you like to grow, something you enjoy eating the most. So, buy the seeds for the vegetables you choose, and go from there. A few examples would be; tomatoes, bell peppers, hot peppers, squash, radish, cucumbers, lettuce, spinach, cabbage, onions (sets). Maybe a few herbs to spice up your cooking with, like, dill, parsley, oregano, basil, arugula, fennel, rosemary, cilantro, etc. It all depends on how much space you have, and how large a garden you want to have. Herb plants don’t take too much room, and they are fun to grow. The herbs can also be grown year round indoors close to a window, or if you have a little greenhouse is even better. Just think of that nice aroma they so freely give, in exchange of just a little LTC. Loving Tender Care.
To have a good and early start with your garden, start your seeds indoors, and plant the transplants after the danger of late frost is past. It depends on where you live. One of the best methods would be to start the seeds in little peat pots, like the Jiffy-pots, so that when you plant the little plants outside you plant them with the Jiffy pot, thus not disturbing the tender roots of the transplants. If you prefer, you can plant the seeds directly in rows, according to the instructions on the seed packets.
Plant the plants according to their size, and group them together. The low growing ones, should be separate from the tall growing ones, as to not block the sun light from reaching evenly on all the plants.
Water well and keep the soil moist. Don’t let the soil dry completely out between watering, nor keep it too soggy either.
Once they started to grow, you can water them good, and then leave them alone and give them a chance to drink and feed. Water again before the soil dries out completely.
Now sit and relax on a bench, or on your porch, somewhere in the shade, and watch how the little seeds sprout out of the soil. It is very rewarding to see, as the hard part of gardening is pretty much over, except that now and then watch for them pesky weeds to pluck them out, and don’t let them invade your little paradise. Wait patiently for the time when you take out of your garden, with your own hand, and enjoy those healthy, juicy, tasty vegetables. It is simply wonderful.
Watch the little birds and the butterflies playing in the sun and enjoying the garden you created. If you plant some blooming plants, too, you might have some hummingbird friends visiting your domain.
A lot more information is coming periodically, through related Gardening Articles. So please, leave a comment and help me improve the quality of service I’m providing to you, my fellow gardeners, freely. Your following me on this blog, as well as linking to it, is highly appreciated.
Mike Borlovan
Gardening like a professional with modest means.
You don’t really have to be a professional gardener to grow quality, vibrant, healthy and full of life vegetables.
Mother nature is so rich, and so freely giving, that we could never exhaust her of the never ending resources she has. The only thing we need to learn is how to receive and take from her.
And we also need to refresh and revive back to a nutritious state the garden plots that we use, by composting, to help the soil to get fertile again, through natural means.
If the soil is depleted of the best nutrients it used to offer, the first impulse would be to apply some chemically based fertilizer, but that’s obviously not the best solution.
The land is so over fertilized in the lands where the produce is grown, and we purchase it from the supermarket shelf, they are hardly safe to eat anymore. You don’t know what kind and how much fertilizer and pesticides was used!
So, why not start your own Garden and grow your own fruits and vegetables, if you don’t have one already. Especially today, when most of our produce is coming from imports, and we don’t have a clue how were they grown!
We don’t need to poison our bodies with chemical fertilizers, fungicides and pesticides.
The best way to make the soil fertile is through natural means. Let’s think of the forest, where the trees have grown and survived for hundreds of years. They even survived fires, and revived again stronger then before. Why?
Because of it’s ability to replenish the nutrients by its natural means, without the intervention of the humans. The trees are dropping the dead limbs, and the leaves that decompose, and turns back into the soil, with the help of rain, wind, sun, heat, and our little invisible friends, the micro organisms that feed on them, and thus turn the decaying leaves into humus. That’s what the plants need. Humus.And that’s what we should do for the soil in our own garden. Collect the leaves from one year to another, have a pile in a corner of the garden, and let it decay. Just turn it now and then with a pitch fork, and you’ll have the best natural fertilizer possible. For Free!
Some people are burning the leaves. Well, if they don’t have a garden it’s OK, I guess. But if they do have a garden, and they burn the leaves, and then they go to the supply store to buy that expensive chemical fertilizer, that’s a mistake. But, hey, who knows, maybe they have money to burn!
As for you folks, who are passionate about gardening and want to save the leaves, that’s like money in your pocket, as well as prime quality fruits and vegetables, much safer to eat.
If you have also access to some cow manure, that’s perfect. But the leaves are the cheapest and smartest way to make your own compost.
There are a lot of ways to make your own compost, of course, sea grass, seaweeds, ground oyster shells, peanut hulls, grass clippings, etc. But the leaves are the cheapest and the most readily available.
Spread your compost on top of the soil, till it in and reap the benefits of an abundant crop of fresh, vibrant, healthy, and happy fruits and vegetables of your own garden.
Live smart, healthy, and well.
Happy Gardening!
Create your own little paradise, away from the problems of the world, right in your back yard.
If you have your little heaven at home, like your back yard or even front yard, with a small investment and a little planing you are a step closer to a healthier, happier and more self sufficient living!
My, my, my! What a potential that we many times neglect. With a little careful and thoughtful planing, you can create your own paradise, in no time.
Take a look at your sunny spot in relation with the position of your property, and make a simple plan on a sheet of paper, mark the spot where you want to grow your vegetables.
Make a list of what would you like to grow. This could be endless, but you can limit it to what would you like best.
Like, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, snap beans, peas, kohlrabi, lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, cantaloupes, etc. We could go on and on. These are just a few examples, but just use your imagination, and you’ll find out how easy it is. It will help a lot if you put it down on the paper. You can change it, add to it, modify it, until you get to what will look the most satisfying to you. When you happy with it, then you’ve got it!
It all depends on how much space you have, how passionate you are about gardening, and how much time you want to spend and dedicate to your garden. And remember, this is one of the best exercises you can get, without paying any fees and dues like at the fitness club.
Gardening does not have to be hard. It can be a lot of fun.
Look at where is the sun coming up, and where is it going down compared to the position of your property. This is pretty important, so you’ll know how to plan your layout of your little paradise.
Prepare the ground. this is very important. If the soil is not fertile enough, you might want to add some amendments, like composted cow manure, and other soil amendments available at your local hardware stores or garden centers. Always read the instructions on the label.
What are your preferred fruits? Think about it, and plan accordingly. How about some apple, peach, plum, cherry, apricot, and other fruit trees that you would like to have and pick them off the trees with your own hand? It can’t be any fresher than that.
These fruit trees can be planted in an orchard, or along the fence of the property, or strategically placed as to form a nice landscape. It could have the potential to improve tremendously the value of your property.
All these fresh fruits and vegetables have tremendous health benefits! And what kind of garden would that be, without some berry fruits as well? How about some blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, raspberries, and more. Rich in vitamins and minerals and antioxidants, very beneficial for your well being.
And how about some Herbs? Parsley, dill, lemon balm, mint, oregano, cilantro, catnip, basil, rosemary, chives, lavender, sage, arugula, peppermint, etc.
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