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Meet John Richardson and Jasmine Hodges, who share their experience about growing thier first tomatoes. It will bring a smile to every gardener's face.
Which vegetables give you the best return on investment?
Plant a garden where you can provide these things.
All these things add up to great water savings that can keep your garden going in dry times. Remember that vegetables are about 90% water. No water, no harvest!
Each Bonnie tomato label urges you to plant tomatoes so that a full 80% of the plant is underground. That means that if you buy a 10-inch tall plant, all but the top two inches is buried. Why? Because the plant will have a better root system. Better roots mean better tomatoes.
Get ready to enjoy the best vegetables you've ever eaten.
Because a vegetable needs either warm or cool weather, crops sort themselves into two distinct categories: cool season (for spring and fall) and warm season (for summer). Planting in the proper season is the first step to a bountiful garden.
Containers can be placed anywhere convenient as long as there is a source of water and plenty of sunshine.
The perfect-sized garden yields all the tomatoes and other vegetables that you need and some extra to share with friends. Please use this guide of how much you can expect to harvest from a 10-foot row to help you determine exactly how much of your favorites to plant.
Vegetables need good soil. If the soil is poor, the vegetables will be, too. In rich, soft soil, roots grow deeply and soak up nutrients for healthy, productive plants. Here is how to prepare the site.
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