Growing A Garden

Join Master Gardener William Moss as he shares his tips on creating the perfect container garden. William suggests using planted containers to spruce up your deck, balcony, or outdoor stairways. You can also use them to host an organic vegetable garden or organic fruit garden! Using a process he calls the “meat, vegetable, starch” process, you select plants based on three different areas: “meat” being the center focal point, “vegetables” being a compliment to the “meat”, and “starch” being any filler plants that can be used to create depth or to hang over the sides of the container. Moss suggests using organic gardening products, such as Safer® Brand products, when caring for your herb, vegetable, or fruit gardens because they do not create an adverse affect on the environment. To learn more about organic gardening visit: www.saferbrand.com Safer® Brand Insect Killing Soap, RTU www.saferbrand.com Safer® Brand Tomato and Vegetable Insect Killer, RTU: www.saferbrand.com

www.miraclepots.com – How to grow beans in containers. How to grow as many as 300 bean seeds in just one garden container. Issues surrounding growing beans in containers can never be over analysed. I find my self constantly drawn back to the subject of growing beans in containers. Given that its influence pervades our society, growing beans in containers is not given the credit if deserves for inspiring many of the worlds famous chefs like Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver and Wolfgang Puck. Crossing many cultural barriers it still draws remarks such as ‘I wouldn’t touch a pole bean with a barge pole’ and ‘i’d rather eat broccoli’ from the over 50, trapped by their supposedly boring past. Though I would rather be in bed with Kim Kardashian I will now examine the primary causes of growing beans in containers.

UW Bothell and Cascadia Community College have an inspiring staff that is leading the way in organic gardening and landscape management. They have completely phased out pesticides and herbicides while using goats, composting, and a host of other solutions to create a beautiful campus. Learn more by watching the video. Director: David Ryder Producers: Tony Guerrero, Jim Perich-Anderson

Planted 4 varieties of squash and watermelon. 1 variety of pumpkin, 3 varieties of nasturtium and 2 varieties of sweet peas

Grow your own vegetables, peppers, fruits indoors year round. Have fresh salads, salsas, juices, and more by setting up your own personal indoor garden. This is my first attempt at growing indoors with dirt and hydro. Check my setup and please give me your comments and tip in the comments. If you like this video please like and subscribe. A video review of the DR90 II DarkRoom 2 grow tent by Secret Jardin, Cooltube 6″, Sunleaves Fan, Lumatek Ballast, Foxfarm Ocean Forest. Inspiration from Majah Blak: www.youtube.com