Publisher's Synopsis
GREENHOUSE RAISED BED GARDENING: Step-By-Step Guide on How to Build your own Raised Bed Garden and Growing Your Own Vegetables, Herbs, Fruit and Cut Flowers.
You can have a fruitful vegetable garden even if you don't have much time for gardening. How? Make an elevated bed. It ensures a bumper crop in the first year. Why? Anywhere: Beautiful cedar-raised beds enhance your garden. Beautify your entrance, produce food in your front yard, and hide an eyesore. Less room for food: Plants may be spaced closer together to maximize yield. Small-space gardening methods like succession planting and vertical supports make the most of every inch. Sow earlier: Unlike in-ground beds, excess water drains better and soil warms up quicker. Covers and garden fabric let you start sooner. More soil: It is essential for a healthy food garden. With a raised bed, you may start from scratch, even if your soil is poor. Fewer weeds: Raised beds are thickly planted, limiting weed growth. Luckily, they're simple to remove from the loose, fertile soil. Less pest control: Unlike lengthy garden rows, it's easier to control insects and pests. Beds may be simply covered with row textiles or covers. Plants and soil should be matched: Fill the beds with plant-specific soil. Want to cultivate blue hydrangeas? Pre-plant a soil acidifier. No more bending to tend. Nodule 15" raised beds reduce bending while planting, tending for, and harvesting plants. Buy this book now and learn how to construct your own raised bed.
