The document provides many ideas and suggestions for setting up a garden, including:
- Using raised beds that are 4'x12' for raspberry plants, with a spacing of 2.5' between plants. Peat moss can be used to amend soil for raspberries.
- Ideas for trellises to grow vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans vertically. Suggestions for which plants work best on different types of trellises.
- Fence designs to keep out deer, including one example that uses pickets, squares, and beveled boards topped with finials that has kept deer from jumping over.
The document provides many ideas and suggestions for setting up a garden, including:
- Using raised beds that are 4'x12' for raspberry plants, with a spacing of 2.5' between plants. Peat moss can be used to amend soil for raspberries.
- Ideas for trellises to grow vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans vertically. Suggestions for which plants work best on different types of trellises.
- Fence designs to keep out deer, including one example that uses pickets, squares, and beveled boards topped with finials that has kept deer from jumping over.
The document provides many ideas and suggestions for setting up a garden, including:
- Using raised beds that are 4'x12' for raspberry plants, with a spacing of 2.5' between plants. Peat moss can be used to amend soil for raspberries.
- Ideas for trellises to grow vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans vertically. Suggestions for which plants work best on different types of trellises.
- Fence designs to keep out deer, including one example that uses pickets, squares, and beveled boards topped with finials that has kept deer from jumping over.
The document provides many ideas and suggestions for setting up a garden, including:
- Using raised beds that are 4'x12' for raspberry plants, with a spacing of 2.5' between plants. Peat moss can be used to amend soil for raspberries.
- Ideas for trellises to grow vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans vertically. Suggestions for which plants work best on different types of trellises.
- Fence designs to keep out deer, including one example that uses pickets, squares, and beveled boards topped with finials that has kept deer from jumping over.
Prefiro
usar
medida
de
4’X12’
para
cada
raised
bed
(ou
3
X
12)
muitos
recomendam
largura
de
2
pes.
Distanciamento
de
2
½
‘
entre
uma
rama
e
outra
(para
as
RED
ones
–
the
purple
ones,
3’
to
4’
apart).
Peat
Moss
e’
um
meio
excelente
para
juntar
a
terra
e
compost,
devido
ao
incremento
da
acidez
do
solo,
apreciada
pelas
framboesas
(PH
6
e’
indicado).
Decidir
quantas
raised
beds
vamos
constuir,
talvez
duas,
com
duas
variedades
diferentes
(purple
and
red).
Cobertura
para
framboesas
(proteger
dos
passaros)
SQUARE
FOOT
GARDEN
Treliça
de
pepinos
que
faz
sombra
para
alface
Trelica
para
vegetais
(tomate,
pepino,
feijao)
Plants you can trellis: • Pole beans • Vine cucumbers • Indeterminate tomatoes (Amish paste, p.e.) • Garden peas, snow peas, sugar snap peas • Melons (watermelons, cantaloupe, etc.) • Pumpkins • Winter Squashes (Be sure the seed pack doesn’t say “bush” on it.) • Gourds (Grow luffa for a natural bath sponge!) • Sweet Potatoes • Grapes/Muscadines • Raspberries and Blackberries • Hardy Kiwi • Maypops
Cercas
When you garden in deer country, growing vegetables can be a real challenge. To keep out high-jumping deer, many gardeners surround their crops with tall fences that have the look of a maximum-security prison.
That's not the case in this enclosed garden in rural Redmond, Washington ― it's surrounded by a graceful fence built by Harry Beal of Castle-n-Grounds, based in Duval, Washington.
The design of the 10-foot-tall fence is adapted from a pattern the owner saw in a past issue of Sunset.
Along the bottom of the fence, closely spaced pickets keep out small animals. A grid of squares made of 1-by- 1s forms a deerproof barrier above the pickets.
The fence is capped by 2-by-8s and beveled 2-by-6s. All wood is cedar, except for the pressure-treated corner posts topped by finials. Deer have never jumped over the swinging picket gates at the front and back of the enclosure, says Beal. DETALHE DO PORTAO DE ENTRADA
Trelica
para
vegetais
Coletor
de
agua
com
torneira
instalada
na
base
Identificar
plantas
com
gravetos
DECORACAO
-‐
IDEIAS
Usando
pneus
Dicas
para
plantar
ervas
em
geral:
http://skinnygourmet.blogspot.ca/2008/05/ten-‐mistakes-‐new-‐herb-‐gardeners-‐ make.html?m=1
http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1628565/pros-‐and-‐cons-‐of-‐adding-‐a-‐heating-‐ cable-‐to-‐a-‐cold-‐frame
(ver
aqui
o
desenho
e
plano
completos)
Aqui,
outro
projeto
com
heat
absorber
(2
modelos
comparados):
• Pole
beans
• Peas
• Hops
• Cucumbers
• Vining
summer
squash
or
gourds
• Grapes
• Nasturtiums
• Tomatoes:
Choose
vining
varieties,
such
as
Early
Girl
or
Brandywine
for
trellises.
Bush
varieties,
such
as
Roma,
work
best
in
cages.
• Small
melons
• Kiwis
Ver
aqui
os
tipos
de
tralicas
e
que
plantas
convem
para
cada
tipo:
Climbing hydrangea, hydrangea petiolaris, will bloom in near-total shade. Ours climbs a maple tree in front of our house and reaches far into the branches. Here are a few things you should know:
• Climbing hydrangea has aerial rootlets that will grab any rough surface, such as tree bark, to help the plant climb. • Climbing hydrangea gets big - it can grow to 40 feet tall. Don't plant this on your light post! • If you think three years is too long to wait for a clematis to mature, you are far too impatient to grow climbing hydrangea. It can take them four or five years to grow large enough to bloom. But remember that you'll have lovely dark green foliage in the meantime.
