Top 10 Tips For a Thriving Organic Vegetable Garden
Top 10 Tips For a Thriving Organic Vegetable Garden
Over the years, Joe Lamp’l has learned a thing or two about what makes a garden healthy and productive. He’s taught thousands of beginning gardeners how to start and maintain a successful organic vegetable garden, and he’s sharing his top 10 tips in this video.
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Once again Joe another great informative video. No nonsense, concise.
Cabbage worms are so annoying but my whole broccoli patch got eaten by groundhogs!😩
great video, as a novice my main issue is controlling the white fly, right now I am using a garlic and neem mix so far so good
how to you store/accumulate your shredded leaves amd where do u store them
I put leaves in my chicken pens and let them scratch and break them down along with pine shavings. Then I compost it with the chicken litter.
Having started a vege garden for the first time ever last month this was really helpful. Thank you
Such an important point on why you should rid your garden of competitive weeds…..they can host pests that transmit diseases. Comprehensive video Joe. Thanks a mil!
Another awesome video! Joe do you have an issue with termites eating your raised bed?
Solid information, Joe. Your garden is coming along nicely.
Great advice. We mulch our garden beds but I can say that historically I don’t see this done by the average home gardener. That’s a shame because it is a game changer when it comes to retaining moisture and improving soil, especially in containers and raised beds.
Excellent!
Great stuff! Very personable, effective, like able guy! Very helpful & enjoyable! THANKS!
When do you put the white polyester fabric over the plants?? When you put the seeds in? THANKS!