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Get Ready for 2024 Growing Season at Veggie-Bed | Discover Lowe’s for Organic Vegetable Seeds
Self-Photo/Video by: Tom Myrick; -‘2024 Growing Season is Starting’- The 2024 growing season is starting at Veggie-Bed, prompting the purchase of vegetable seeds from Lowe’s. They offer various organic options, suitable for indoor germination until early spring planting. Tom Myrick invites participation in Urban Gardening’s mission via their Facebook group. Happy gardening!
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Organic Soil Preparation for Strong and Healthy Plants
Self-Photo/Video by: Tom Myrick; -‘Soil Preparation’- Tom Myrick shares his soil preparation process for a successful garden. By lightly mixing high-quality organic compost into the soil and topping it with natural cow manure, he provides essential nutrients, moisture, and microbes for strong, healthy plant growth. This detailed approach sets the stage for a thriving garden.
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No-Till Raised-Row Organic Garden for 2024 Season
Graphic/Video by: Tom Myrick; -‘Garden Plan’- Tom Myrick shares an update on their Urban Gardening plan for the 2024 season. Their no-till, raised-row, organic garden in the suburbs of Chesapeake, VA, is divided into two plots where vegetables are grown based on type. With a focus on quality, they use crop rotation and organic compost,…
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Smart Annual Crop Rotation Tips for Healthy Urban Gardens
Graphic/Video by: Tom Myrick; -‘Annual Crop Rotation’- In the suburbs of the United States, in Zone 8a, the Urban Gardening team is preparing for the 2024 growing season by implementing annual crop rotation. This practice ensures each section receives a fresh type of crop every year, promoting healthy soil and pest control. Join their mission…
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Pole Beans Replace Snow Peas
We planted our snow peas in the early spring when the temperatures were in the mid-40 degrees. With temperatures now in the upper 70s, the snow peas are developing tougher shoots and pods and slower growth. Slowly giving way to the pole beans, we will soon pull the snow peas up and discard them in…
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Tomatoes and Potatoes
After a few days of rain, the sunshine has decided to come out. Our cherry tomatoes and red potatoes are loving it! Writer: Tom Myrick If you would like to be a part of Urban Gardening’s mission of encouraging and sharing information about vegetable gardening throughout the world, please join our group on Facebook: Contact…
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