What is your best gardening tips? What has worked for you in the past to get the most produce?
don't fertilize your potatoes with raw manure.
it makes the skins scabby and rough.
rotate your crops as much as you have room for.
don't follow potatoes with tomatoes and visa versa.
Great tips
plant several short rows of corn instead on one long row.
better pollination.
If you want green onions to eat. plant bulbs.
if you want large bulbs, plant seed or started plants.
the dried bunches of plants will do the trick for you.
they come bundled up in 25 or 50 plants per bundle.
to get small seeds to sprout, like beets, carrots, etc.
cover them with a shallow layer of oak sawdust. not pine..easier to see if they are covered than if you are using the same dirt. and it holds moisture better.
........jiminwisc.....
Great ideas thank youIf you are really passionate and serious about gardening I would like to contribute few valuable tips which I followed when I started off my garden. Maintain a book and add plant tags and stick each season against them. Add as much information as possible. Maintain your shovel in good condition spraying them with silicone or Teflon lubricant.
Inside the pot use a potting mix and lots of vermiculite and peat moss.
Spruce up your rain gauge with some colouring for easy reading. Assist your root-bound plants by guiding them out with care using your fingers.
Protect bulbs by staking netting over the bed of flowers.
Pruning is crucial to keep the center of the flower open, thus sunshine can shine in. If it is done carefully, there will be moisture balance preventing black spots and blots in especially in case of roses.
You can make your garden stylish with creative garden wall designs. Landscape material suppliers suggest cutting off the foliage to an inch, storing in a cool and dry area.
One should be very careful dealing with plants since they require delicate balanced conditions to thrive.