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Growing Zucchini In Straw Bales

Growing vegetables such as Zucchini (courgette) in bales of straw can be a highly productive way to go about it – provided a few ‘golden rules’ of gardening with straw bales are adhered...

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Raised Beds vs In-Ground Beds

For the vegetable gardener that is considering growing vegetables in raised beds rather than in-ground beds – also known as row gardening, there are a number of questions that have to be...

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Should A Raised Bed Be Lined?

Raised bed gardens come in many sizes and types. They are also built in many kinds of different materials. These include wood, concrete, bricks, and even corrugated iron. But should Raised Beds be...

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Growing Peas and Beans in Straw Bales

For the straw bale garden enthusiast growing vegetables like sugar snap peas or runner beans is a basic must-do when it comes to planting out straw bales. High in nutrients and antioxidants, Peas...

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DIY Planters For Vegetables

Making your own planters for growing vegetables is not difficult at all for anyone who has just the basic DIY skills – or who is willing to learn some! In this article I will show a number of...

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Growing Carrots In Straw Bales

Carrots, Parsnips Peas & Beans planted in straw bales Carrots are just one of many vegetables that you can plant and grow successfully in straw or indeed hay bales. However the planting method...

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Hi, I'm James Paris and welcome to my blog! An Amazon best selling author of numerous books in the No-Dig vegetable gardening niche, I am particularly interested in the No-Dig gardening methods that Urban or City dwellers can use to grow their own food - even when space is limited.
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