Basic No-till Garden Recipe

Basic No-till Garden RecipeShort Description
Some say Sheila’s style of no-till or sheet mulch gardening is ugly due to all the trash left and added to her gardens. Sheila says, “I think my gardens are beautiful. The heavy layers of mulch conserve moisture, hold weeds down, build the soil structure, and save the soil from eroding. The same benefits farmers get from no-till farming”

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Small Plot Vegetable Gardening

Small Plot Vegetable GardeningShort Description
Many people grow their own fruits and vegetables for fresh, quality produce. However, the traditional, large, backyard garden doesn’t fi t everyone’s lifestyle. Instead, some gardeners use intensive gardening techniques that help them get the most from their smaller plots. Container vegetable gardening is another option. This publication provides recommendations and techniques for growing quality vegetables in a limited space.

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Raised Bed Gardening In Alaska

Raised Bed Gardening In AlaskaShort Description
Alaska’s climate and geographical diversity create many challenges for the home gardener. Cold soils, excessive or inadequate rainfall, and poor soil conditions are among the more challenging aspects of gardening in many areas. Raised bed gardening can help overcome the problems of wet, cold, and poorly drained soils. Gardeners who do not have a garden spot located in a south sloping, well-drained, sunny area can use raised beds with productive results.

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Vegetable Gardening

Vegetable GardeningShort Description
What can I do in the 4-H Vegetable Gardening Project?
• Design and plant a vegetable garden.
• Learn how to prepare the soil for a successful vegetable garden.
• Start vegetables from seed in a garden or in containers.
• Buy vegetable plants and grow them in your garden or in containers.
• Find out the right way to plant, water, fertilize and manage weeds, insects and diseases in your vegetable garden.

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SOUND GARDENING, Watering

SOUND GARDENING, WateringShort Description
Proper watering is essential to a healthy garden. A plant is 75-90% water. Water is necessary for all internal plant functions such as: photosynthesis and the transportation of nutrients. If water is applied at the proper times in correct amounts, it is possible to conserve it, thereby protecting water quality in the Sound.

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Benefits of Gardening

Benefits of GardeningShort Description
Americans face a lot of stress factors including constant bombardment with information about environmental issues, economic concerns, health worries, and community strife. Gardening is a tool to abate life’s stress, enhance the environment, develop individuals, and build communities.

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Short Season Vegetable Garden

Short Season Vegetable GardenShort Description
Pacific Northwest gardeners may find the growing season where they live too short to grow certain vegetables. Air and soil temperatures may be lower than optimal for plant growth. Untimely frosts or snow, combined with low humidity and excessive wind, make it necessary for the home gardener to use special practices to get the best production. The techniques outlined in this publication will be essential to grow most vegetable crops.

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