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Subject:
Garden Design
Category: Family and Home > Gardening Asked by: anthony1968-ga List Price: $2.50 |
Posted:
07 Nov 2005 05:41 PST
Expires: 07 Dec 2005 05:41 PST Question ID: 590070 |
Can you locate a website that can help me design my Fruit and Vegetable garden from a 'Green Field' start? I want it to be attractive as well as functional and easy to maintain. |
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Re: Garden Design
From: gardenguru-ga on 17 Nov 2005 20:02 PST |
Hi, I'm not aware of a web site for your mix of fruit trees and veggies. Excuse the punn but you are mixing apples and oranges. You will find a multitude of sites that deal with both individually,ie;Sunset,Ortho,and many others.Just blend the info. Practically speaking your layout should be taller fruit trees to the North,shorter vegies to the South for sun tracking.Raised vegie beds are always an good idea.WITH BOTH ONLY PLANT WHAT YOU REALLY LIKE TO EAT.Untill the fruit trees mature you can inter plant with taller vegies,tomatoes,corn ect.Check with your local Nursery(NOT BOX STORE)for advice in local area.Winter bare root fruit trees will be in stock soon,good selection and price....GOOD LUCK,and happy gardening |
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Re: Garden Design
From: jo2754-ga on 06 Dec 2005 05:09 PST |
Hi Anthony! What types of fruit are you planning to plant? My garden is a mix but I don't include fruit trees in that area. I have strawberries, black and red raspberries and also blueberries along with many perrenial herbs and flowers with some space left for a small number of veggies. I live in an area that has abundant inexpensive, fresh, organinc produce and so have moved away from a large vegi garden. Good luck with your garden adventure - I hope you find the answers you're looking for! |
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Re: Garden Design
From: anthony1968-ga on 06 Dec 2005 08:06 PST |
Hi, Thank you both for your comments. I now live in a rural area and have recently deignated approx 0.25 acre to a fruit and veg garden. I have just planted 1 plum, 1 pear, and four apple trees ( m106 rootstock ). That was the easy bit, now I am trying to come up with a format to plant blueberries, strawberries,bush fruit, cane fruit and rhubarb. I only intend to use a small amount of space for vegetables as as any surplus would be wasted and in my ( limited ) experience excessive vegeatation rots ,smells and introduces disease if maintenance has to wait. I will not have the same problem with excessive fruit as I have a local farmers market and an extended family with a sweet tooth. My primary reason for doing this is the pleasure it will bring me. I am not completely new to growing so I am under no illusion to the work and pitfalls involved. I have a small personal website which is due for update soon. I will post a few pictures of my home and surroundings on it and drop the address back here when I am done. Thanks again for your interest,,,,,,,,,,Happy Growing. |
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