Basic Gardening Tips : How to Start Growing a Garden

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Learn how to start growing a garden from a gardening expert in this free gardening video. Expert: Tia Pinney Bio: Tia Pinney is a Teacher Naturalist and Adult Program Coordinator at Mass Audubons Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln, Massachusetts. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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I plan on doing a large area running along a fence in the back yard. I don't want to put too much in there, a few Rose of Sharon, and I want to sparse, I don't want critters. One reason why I want to do this is to make the amount of lawn mowing less.

First thing to know is that we must learn the value of gardening. Basically, this kind of outdoor activity is not just a waste of time but a great resource for better supplementation of safe and nutritious foods. In such a way of sharing these gardening tips could really help you out on how to set up your garden and it's not yet too late to start growing your own.

Ok, its been three years. So how did ya do?

very easy info on starting a garden

This video by itself is not really informational enough start a garden. But I think that the entire series on gardening that expert village has will send you on your way.

looks simple enough

simple, easy, straight to the point.

is there more to the process ?

Very very helpful!

is there a machine to turn up the ground

Thanks for the tip about not starting with a small garden

ahha

yes thank you

get rid of the text...wtf.

You dont really have to start that small. I

Ummm...I'm pretty sure I could turn 100 square feet with a SHOVEL in less than 30 minutes and have it tilled in that much time, too!

oh boy oh boy I'm using the wrong tool boy is my back going to love me as I use the correct tool to finish turning up the garden

I have a huge used to be garden in my back yard, I think I can handle turning some dirt, specially since I plan to sell my crops at the local farmers market, my point being, nothing is too hard as long as you put your mind to it.

if your joking than that wasnt a very funny joke at all, and if your serious then most towns/cities have community gardens which you have to pay for but usually not very much

POt pot Pot!!!!pots to grow in not to grow pot.....some cities also have spaces for community gardening hope it helps