Vegetable Gardening: How to Plan a Highly Productive Garden

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Growing your own food is a great way to save money and eat more healthily so it's important to make the most of the space you have available. Whether you're starting a new garden or working with the same space as last year, a few simple changes can greatly improve your harvest. In this video we explain 5 ways that you can improve your garden's productivity and give step-by-step instructions which you can start using in your garden today. If you love growing your own food, why not take a look at our online Garden Planner which is available from several major websites and seed suppliers: http://www.GrowVeg.com http://gardenplanner.motherearthnews.com http://gardenplanner.almanac.com and many more... To receive more gardening videos subscribe to our channel here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=GrowVeg

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hey would like know why black soil r perfect for growing green vegets & beans (gardening) ? t.q

wow way more difficult than I thought

Thank for the video

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Great tips!

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(ooh, and I am sorry if there is anything wrong with my English...)

Hi Guys, good video! I am a total beginner, but I never give up. I have been trying many times to grow tomatoes on pots, but they died :''( now I sew the seedling inside the house and moved them out so they are growing yeay!. I transplanted the plant and I put lot of crashed egg shells on the bottom. I have concerns about the fertilizer, I prepare the soil with cow manure and soil for vegetable, but don't know when add more fertilizer, I have two bottles with liquid fertilizer named seasol, one is for veggies and tomatoes and the other it says fish food. One cap is for 9 lts, and my veg garden is 3 meters by 2 mts. I live in a subtropical area, so we get a long of rain on Summer and winter temperatures are about 20 degrees. I am also trying with bush beans, but I don't why they started getting small dark holes on the leaves. I water the plant every two days when we have not gotten any rain. Also beetroot is a pain in the butt, I have beautiful seedlings, but they never grow, or lettuce I have an small greenhouse with a plastic lead and holes that you can cover to keep moisture or let the air come in, but the lettuce start growing ok, but then they just simple died. I don't know if is too much moisture or not enough air is very frustrating snif :( any help is much appreciated.

I have a question, how make grow my straberry tanks an sorry for my english, but i don't speak, i mexican and speak spanish

I really like the suggestions about dealing with pests. We have been finding it difficult to grow vegetables on our terrace this season because of squirrels, crows, and peacocks and peahens. I suppose we need is a mesh now.

Great video. Well executed, love the host. Great info for the beginner and seasoned gardner. Love to see more!!!

Great video the only thing I'm concerned about right now is how do you improve mineral depleted soils?

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