GARDEN PLANNING in 5 Simple Steps: Growing in the Garden

[@therightway2130]

Sorry to hijack the comments but this is important. If you are planning to buy seeds anyway, Baker Seeds is donating 100% of seed sales this weekend to deliver emergency assistance to the people of Ukraine. The owners family was forced to flee their farm in the early 20th century due to Soviet aggression in Ukraine. His father was just a boy when they left Ukraine and settled in the US. Thank you.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I love Baker Creek Seeds. Thanks for sharing and spreading the word about this.

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[@nancyprovost1878]

I so love you no nonsense information for gardening. I would love to have more videos from you.

[@dtorrice5101]

Love your posts, short and to the point 👍

[@GreenLove1]

I love how thoughtfully you go about planning your garden. I am more of a messy experimenter. But I enjoy that as well, it's the journey and the experience that I am going for. Some day I will get much more organized. #goals!

[@mathurinelouis4528]

I love this women and her contents. She is clear and concise and her voice is soothing. She goes straight to her content

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thank you!

[@mathurinelouis4528]

@@GrowingInTheGarden Could you please advice on what drawf cherry kind is sweet and good for small backyard, please

[@MarthaMajority]

Thank you for sharing your dessert knowledge. We are north of you so our last freeze is at least a month behind you so I get a fire gleam of my coming month. I’m just starting with my toms and peppers on heat mats. Thanks again!

[@patottley7224]

As a farmer with good knowledge,I enjoyed every aspect of the presentation,it was quite informative.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you, thank you!

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We're new followers but, so grateful for your content. Thank you for all the information.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You are so welcome!

[@jcking6785]

Excellent information!

[@nancytabor8302]

I just read the comments below. Nice to know our gardening community is global in its concern. Thank you for this informative post on planning. Really helps me as this year is a new garden in a new state.

[@rchic09]

Great video!

[@nancy1362]

I've learned so much from your channel and it's because of the way you present the information. It's well organized step by step information with visuals. I can go back to double check on any given point. I'm so looking forward to purchasing your books.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad to help!

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[@ahavarichardson5426]

I'm going to try the 3 sister's method, indigenous people use plant corn, 2 weeks later, beans, then squash! So many ways to plant as well I'm using African planting method ,in circles, with swales. I decided to use more than one method! Which works better ? Researching options and opportunities as well!! TFS!

[@rogerclarke7407]

My experience is mixed with the three sisters. The positive is the pole beans distract the Japanese beetles from the corn, and the squash will make the racoons go elsewhere for corn, maybe (I might have been lucky). The negative the squash maturing in the shade of the corn ripens much more slowly, pick a variety that tastes ok when it's not ripe, and I still have to go out twice a day to pick the beetles off the beans. I saw no difference between the corn with or without beans growing beside them. The squash beans and corn make a tangled mess that is hard to walk through. If you have Japanese beetles in your area, plant some bush beans as well.

[@ahavarichardson5426]

@@rogerclarke7407 thanks for the tips!

[@NikkiMoreAbundantly]

New subbie in the West Valley thankful for your channel!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Welcome!!

[@cassiemedina4910]

I love your videos! Thank you for all the info, so helpful.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You are so welcome!

[@zacharysimon2952]

What a beautiful seed inventory! Do you have any resources on how to create something like that? Very impressive.

[@tiadrumgold4702]

Always great information. Headed to your website. Thank you!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Awesome, thank you!

[@rogerclarke7407]

My garden plan is simpler. -plant corn were the peas were last year. -plant squash next to the corn. -plant peas next to the squash. The peas will be done by the end of july so the squash can grow into that area. then there will be a bed of lettuce, swiss chard, cabbage, broccoli etc. then a bed of onions, then a bed of carrots, then potatoes leave room for moving over crowded stuff to. Tomatoes and peppers are in the greenhouse.

[@TheFarmerTv99]

Nice 👍 video

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Informative👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertgothard3865]

My family and I love your videos. We live in Tonopah Arizona and find your videos very helpful. What do you use on your computer to graph up your garden?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I used the garden planning tool on Grow Veg.www.growveg.com/garden-planner-intro.aspx

[@MustangAXF]

Angela, thank you very much for all your tips. Is it too late to plant most of your March list? Thank you in advance.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

No, most things are fine. Double check against the April list to be sure.

[@MustangAXF]

@@GrowingInTheGarden super. Thank you!

[@FB-xl8wr]

Thank you for the information

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

If the leaf is still healthy, no, but if it's yellowed or dying I usually take it off.

[@FB-xl8wr]

@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you

[@sallygaillard7335]

I want to grow some pumpkins and watermelons this year. My raised beds will not have enough room for them. Can I just dig a large hole in the ground, add amendments and good soil and plant. Is ok if all the growth goes over hard ground.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You could give it a try. Add lots of compost to the area for sure.

[@kathylewis7091]

Hi Angela, I am planning my first raise beds here in Glendale AZ. Looking at your diagram it looks like your beds are pointing north to south. Is that recommended? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are my gardening hero.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Yes, (in the northern hemisphere) that allows for maximum sunlight. Thanks for watching!

[@ObeyTruth]

I've just started planting my seeds. Please tell us what your growing this March and when you planted....please if you have the time ☺️

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You can check my blog for what to plant this month: growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-march/ In my GITG Academy I share my garden planting and to do lists every 2 weeks: www.patreon.com/growinginthegarden

[@sunrisehollowfarm]

Do you have a video on how to calculate the amount of sun each area gets without having to sit out there and time during every season

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

There is an app I like to use that is helpful: Sun Seeker

[@sunrisehollowfarm]

@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you!! ❤️❤️

[@gailmoore6315]

Where do you get your labels for your garden

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I use these labels from Amazon: amzn.to/3QSA1ey

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[@tammyedwards4635]

Are green onions slow growing. I’m having a hard time getting mine to grow.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Have you tested your soil? As temps warm this month you should definitely see lots of growth.

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[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thank you!

[@jendell9035]

How do you know what full sun really means in a zone 10 (inland San Diego) south facing garden? It seems crazy that some vegetables can really take that much heat? I can add shade cloth in the back garden but not in the front, so I really don't know what can take the full summer heat or if it's all just going to fry. Any advice?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Right? Same here in Arizona - we get crazy heat but some plants don't mind. Two that come to mind are luffa and sweet potatoes. The more sun and heat the better. Good soil and correct watering helps plants withstand the heat better.

[@creolelady7122]

This is my first spring garden I live in Zone 9a I sowed bush beans directly in my 17 gal tote and they started to germinate , then died (we have had a lots, lots of rain) could this be the problem??

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Yes, too much water could have killed them off

[@jujube2407]

Easy to only buy what you need? What sorcery is that? Lol 😆 seed shopping and gardening are DEFINITELY 2 different hobbies!!!! And i enjoy both

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Right?!?? Says me (the person with an entire drawer full of seeds 🤦🏻‍♀️)!

[@jujube2407]

@@GrowingInTheGarden now your talking! Husband is active duty military and as much as I want to go back overseas... I'm like who will get custody of my seed vault while I'm gone? It's like I had a fourth kiddo! Time to pick my favorite friend or family member...lol

[@joanies6778]

@jujube2407 Pick me! Pick me! 🤗 OMG, JK!I have seeds I have been collecting for years. I have been growing for the last 3 yrs, gradually increasing the number of raised beds and large containers.

[@conniedavidson1807]

I love planting the seeds and watching for the babies to sprout. Then I have two or three plants that I have to find a place for...I only needed one. So I'm already behind in space.Then I plant my next round of seeds and new babies come up. Have to get more containers and more dirt so that means a trip to the store. So I draw out my plans, do all my planning on what to plant, but wind up with more plants than I planned for. Uh oh, no room. So I start a new spot to put a container and...... By the way< I am a container gardener only as I have a small space. Do you give advise for this addiction? I can't kill the babies I've watched grow by thinning. I always plant them. Now I have no room for what I had in my planning. What do I do?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Admitting you have a problem is always the first step 😀 (kidding!) I think your feelings are pretty common. Two things that may help. 1. Remember that overcrowded plants will not grow as well as those with enough room. 2. Check facebook or other places for seed /transplant exchange groups in your area. I'm sure others would love to have your seedlings. Not everyone grows their own.

[@conniedavidson1807]

@@GrowingInTheGarden Great idea to give some away. I did that last year with pepper plants. I had way too many.

[@bethhubbs9937]

Share! :)

[@sonhoang-fz2mp]

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[@jelatinosa]

What is that garden planning app?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

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