okay. I built a square foot garden last year. Honestly, still I have a North garden that is still the old fassion way. Nevertheless, my square foot garden did not do a good job at all. My old fasion garden produces better veggies then the square foot garden.
I would recommend square foot gardening only if you grow the right vegetables. I can give you a few that will not turn out as well. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, probably corn, but not quite sure judged on my own experience. Never tried Pumpkins so close but that is a no brainer not to do.
Yes, square foot gardening has been around for centuries and thanks to Mel for the books! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos and for all the nice comments!!
I am glad that I entertain you and you choose to watch my videos when there are so many out there! You can find me on Facebook and Twitter under Yolanda Vanveen
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This is not accurate. The veggies are not "separated from each other" by the "barriers," which merely rest on the surface of the soil; the grid serves simply to remind the gardener of what is where.
@vorpalbla you're right. Mel Bartholomew which is the "inventor" of the squarefoot garden states that the square grid is only on top and is only to identify equal areas for plant to grow and does not seperate the soil/roots. yolanda vanveen is a retard, she has several videos where she talks bogus crap like for example saying wheat has no gluten and she has pea plants calling them green beans. i can email links since it wont allow you to post them
The advantage to eating as much local as you can is that farmers who ship always select varieties made for withstanding a long time in a truck. You and local farmers can choose varieties that are delicious and nutritious but might not hold up. Much or varieties!
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Okay there's just one thing I want to know. How come groceries stores have every kind of crop all the time, but when I try to grow them myself they only grow during a certain season. I know it's because they use chemicals but is there any organic method that can make them grow all the time.
You can grow indoors using artificial lights that can be put on timer to mimic the spring/summer/fall/winter. For example 16h light / 8 dark, then 12h /12h to make the plant flower. You can do this yourself organically in your home and use the dirt and "compost tea" from a wormbin as fertilizer. Hydroponics and aeroponics will grow the faster then in dirt.
Its because they import them from different parts of the world. When shopping at a super market all of the food there comes form a distance greater than 1000 miles. Start shopping at farmers markets.
Many Ron Paul MeetUp folks went to John Dromgools Natural Gardener today in Austin , Texas and got clued in to this phenomenon. Some of our local more hyperbolic talk show hosts have referred to predictions of food riots by 2012, and if that worse case scenario unfolds, fore warned is fore armed.
I love to reflect on Voltaire's last line in "Candide".....Tend your garden.......!
The good thing about ft2 gardening is that you can do it on your porch or in any well lit area. You might not have to wait until next year. Try the soil mix in a 12inX12in pot IN YOUR HOUSE! & see what happens. Good luck.
Guess what is easier! The Bucket Garden, The Garden Master's system that not only is low watering and successful it is so simple.
1000Classics 4 months ago
okay. I built a square foot garden last year. Honestly, still I have a North garden that is still the old fassion way. Nevertheless, my square foot garden did not do a good job at all. My old fasion garden produces better veggies then the square foot garden.
AngelikavonDeutschla 8 months ago
I would recommend square foot gardening only if you grow the right vegetables. I can give you a few that will not turn out as well. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, probably corn, but not quite sure judged on my own experience. Never tried Pumpkins so close but that is a no brainer not to do.
triptows 10 months ago
why must i have to watch commercials on youtube? come on youtube your better than that
TennesseeUnderground 10 months ago
I have a question let say you use Mel's mix...
And put a condo for the worm...
Would you have to change the earth after couple of year?
Or the worm would be enough for fertilizing ?
thanks
jimprice09 1 year ago
Yes, square foot gardening has been around for centuries and thanks to Mel for the books! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos and for all the nice comments!!
I am glad that I entertain you and you choose to watch my videos when there are so many out there! You can find me on Facebook and Twitter under Yolanda Vanveen
Be sure to join my Garden Naturally Group on Facebook!
Keep gardening and blooming where you are planted! Yolanda Vanveen
YolandaVanveen 1 year ago
how do i get this expertvillage to never show up on you for me that would be helpful
iwantosavemoney 1 year ago
Why is she posting videos if she doesn't know what she's saying????
itube0033 1 year ago
This is not accurate. The veggies are not "separated from each other" by the "barriers," which merely rest on the surface of the soil; the grid serves simply to remind the gardener of what is where.
vorpalbla 1 year ago
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@vorpalbla Great video, hope you can find the time to check out my square foot garden, it's doing great!
MrTerrym1964 1 year ago
@vorpalbla you're right. Mel Bartholomew which is the "inventor" of the squarefoot garden states that the square grid is only on top and is only to identify equal areas for plant to grow and does not seperate the soil/roots. yolanda vanveen is a retard, she has several videos where she talks bogus crap like for example saying wheat has no gluten and she has pea plants calling them green beans. i can email links since it wont allow you to post them
ronjohn862000 1 year ago
@ronjohn862000 Actually, didn't "French intensive agriculture" appear long before Mel Bartholomew?
phillipgaley 1 year ago
Great video. Check out my YouTube videos.
pepperjoe12 1 year ago
The advantage to eating as much local as you can is that farmers who ship always select varieties made for withstanding a long time in a truck. You and local farmers can choose varieties that are delicious and nutritious but might not hold up. Much or varieties!
Pa1ema 1 year ago
KRIKEY!!!!!!!!! She ventures outside?
gscarecrow 1 year ago
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Does anyone use Growbags (Combination of coco peat and/or husk chips) to grow Tomato's? Growbags are 100% natural and environmentally sustainable, used widely in the industry due to the benefits of the product for Tomato growing...
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coirgreen 2 years ago
Okay there's just one thing I want to know. How come groceries stores have every kind of crop all the time, but when I try to grow them myself they only grow during a certain season. I know it's because they use chemicals but is there any organic method that can make them grow all the time.
Readmit 2 years ago
It's because grocery stores import fruits and vegetables from different countries.
capitaindouleur 2 years ago 13
Its because we get our produce from all over the world where the climates are different.
gellegbs 2 years ago
They are trucked in from other areas that have different climates. You could try growing in a greenhouse. That's really the only option.
KWalsh554 2 years ago
yea a green house.
af100984 1 year ago
You can grow indoors using artificial lights that can be put on timer to mimic the spring/summer/fall/winter. For example 16h light / 8 dark, then 12h /12h to make the plant flower. You can do this yourself organically in your home and use the dirt and "compost tea" from a wormbin as fertilizer. Hydroponics and aeroponics will grow the faster then in dirt.
0bn0x10u2 1 year ago
Its because they import them from different parts of the world. When shopping at a super market all of the food there comes form a distance greater than 1000 miles. Start shopping at farmers markets.
rathor1622 1 year ago 2
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icandevelopment 2 years ago
Ron Paul makes too much SENSE, just like growing your own garden!!!
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RnXeKrNe 2 years ago
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emforty2 2 years ago 4
Many Ron Paul MeetUp folks went to John Dromgools Natural Gardener today in Austin , Texas and got clued in to this phenomenon. Some of our local more hyperbolic talk show hosts have referred to predictions of food riots by 2012, and if that worse case scenario unfolds, fore warned is fore armed.
I love to reflect on Voltaire's last line in "Candide".....Tend your garden.......!
Lord we thank our gardeners.
musolinilampost 3 years ago
That is great. I love Ron Paul. I am known as the "Ron Paul" kid at school! HAHA!
tinkygarden1878 2 years ago
that is a very good idea I might try it next year
xxHarveyMoonxx 3 years ago
The good thing about ft2 gardening is that you can do it on your porch or in any well lit area. You might not have to wait until next year. Try the soil mix in a 12inX12in pot IN YOUR HOUSE! & see what happens. Good luck.
tmomof6 3 years ago
Nicely done. Looking forward to your next video.
myorganicflowers 3 years ago 2