This photo gallery is a fun way to “get your garden on” - even when you live in a desert.
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- Two Paths Will Soon Fill as Plants Spread
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- 4'x8' Is Easy to Straddle
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- 6 22" Diameter Cages Fit In a 4'x8' Plot
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- 136 ft of Row Peas In a Tidy 4'x8' Plot
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- A Landscape that Makes Light Work for You
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- All Done In the Same Plot and Day
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- As You Seed, So Shall You Thin
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- Bean Crop Is Ready for Harvest
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- Broadcast Carrot Seed and Rake In
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- Cabbage, Chard, Peppers and Onions
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- Cages Keep Kids and Pets Fenced Out
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- Can You See the Carrot Tops?
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- Cherry Tomatoes In a Wire Basket`
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- Close Cropping Gives Big Yields
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- Corn Stalks Become Trellises
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- Dig Carrots as You Need Them Until April
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- Create a Wind Row of Cages In 2x8 Plots
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- Double Crop Corn and Pumpkins
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- Each Plot Takes About 30 Minutes
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- Fertilize and Till In Fall to Compost All Winter Long
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- Fertilize with Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium, and Iron in Utah
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- Final Carrot Harvest In April
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- Firm the Plot Sides and Ends
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- Flags Show Plot Watering Points
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- Flowers Add Beauty to Veggies
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- Follow Peas with Bush Beans
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- Get Larger Fruits On Shorter Vines
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- Grass Mulch Holds Weeds Out and Moisture In
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- Grow Vertically In 6in by 7ft Wire Cages
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- Hardiest Plants Go In Earliest
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- Harvest Eat Can Plant More Beans
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- Hearty Beets and Greens Still Good to Eat Late in Season
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- Herb Garden Is Always Up First
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- Herbs Reseed Themselves
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- Herbs Still Good After First Frost
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- High & Dry - No Slugs or Fruit Rot
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- Hill Hold for More Growing Space
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- Removing Insulating Leaves
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- Mulch In Plots Holds a Lot of Moisture
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- Less Water Needed as Plants Mature
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- Level Plot Uniform Watering
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- Look - No Need for Poles or Strings!
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- My 25'x35' Gardening Area
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- Never Step In the Tilled Soil
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- Parsley, Sage, Basil and Chives
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- Peas Planted 3" Apart (after image)
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- Peas Planted 3" Apart will Self-Trellis (before image)
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- Peas Are Up and Out by the End of June
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- Plant Heritage Varieties for Seed
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- Plant Least Hardy Vegetables Last
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- Plots Need 1/20th the Water of Rows
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- Prune Winter Squash Vines
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- Pumpkins Come On Late After Corn
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- Pumpkins with Carrots Underneath
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- Rake Shape a 3in Deep Depression
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- Rhubarb In Blocks Doesn't Spread
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- Second Bean Crop Is Coming Up
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- Shaped and Ready to Plant Plot
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- Slope Surrounds My Garden
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- Spinach, Cabbage and Chard Great In Chimney Planters
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- Sprinkle Plots 'Til Seedlings Take Hold
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- Squash Needs 3 to 4 Feet of Spreading Space
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- Stakes Are for Hose Guides Only
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- Thin Carrots with First Weeding
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- Till or Spade a 4x8 Foot Plot
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- Tomato Vines Keep Leaf Blowing Down
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- Use Grass Mulch for Weed Control
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- Use Standard 15 Inch Chimney Block
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- We Dig and Eat Carrots All Winter
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- With 2 Feet of Leaves Carrot's Don't Freeze