Garden update–Boys and Girls Club vegetable garden Mother’s Day–It was time to check on the garden at the Maple Street Boys and Girls Club here in lovely Rome, Georgia. The garden is a project of the Three Rivers Garden Club and is sponsored by the Rome Federated Garden guild. I have been involved in the [...]
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Boys and Girls Club vegetable garden update
Posted in Boys and Girls Club vegetable garden, plant and garden how to, Uncategorized on May 9, 2010 | 3 Comments »
What to use for an early spring garden
Posted in Boys and Girls Club vegetable garden, plant and garden how to, tagged early vegetables, growing English peas, planting carrots, when to plant early vegetables, when to plant spinach on February 5, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Planting an Early Spring Garden. I had been wondering about the right time to plant for early spring at the Boys and Girls club’s vegetable garden. That was when I ran across my friend Farrell the painter. Farrell is one of those careful craftsmen who can do things like paint trim without masking tape or [...]
Raised beds for a vegetable garden
Posted in Boys and Girls Club vegetable garden, plant and garden how to, tagged Boys and Girls Club, compost, deck mate screws, drip irrigation, landscape timbers, raised vegetable garden on November 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Building a raised vegetable garden I have a jar of peppers on my table that makes my eyes water even though I haven’t opened it yet. I’m going to tell you about raised vegetable gardening and a wonderful project on Maple Street. You’ll find out about the peppers at the end of the article. We [...]
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