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Square Foot Gardening Planting Guide - ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW For Planting Successfully 

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Square foot gardening planting guide - Here are my personal favorite tips that will make you plant like a pro! You can find more about square foot gardening in this book - amzn.to/2EnRTem
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@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
Square foot gardening book - amzn.to/2EnRTem Square foot gardening planting spacing: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WR1e-7UwDcQ.html
@jeffm7006
@jeffm7006 3 года назад
Great tips, Jan, especially the one about planting depths.
@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
Thank you 😊 the more I learn the more I share 😊
@bronwynp2000
@bronwynp2000 2 года назад
You're awesome!
@barryroberts6470
@barryroberts6470 3 года назад
Hi Jan great video as usual from you. I just wanted to say something about Mels Mix, it says to use Vermiculite which is ok if you live in a relatively dry area but if you live somewhere where you get more rain than sun like me, then it's best to use Perlite instead, i saw it on RU-vid in a gardening video somewhere so i hope that's right. Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)
@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
Hey Barry! Yes perlite is a good substitute for vermiculite. It can be better in dry areas who knows I didn't test it. I use perlite and I don't have complaints but this could be a good start for a test... Perlite vs vermiculite 😊
@helen2061
@helen2061 3 года назад
Thanks, Jan. As usual you have several tips that will really help me. This is my first year with two 4x8 foot beds filled with Mel's mix...glad to know about your zucchini planting 👍😁
@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
Yes zucchini are huge but you can grow them in a 2x2 area. This year I will trellis them and see if I can squeeze even more zucchini in the same space 😂
@helen2061
@helen2061 3 года назад
@@SmallGardenQuest I'll be watching your progress 😁
@mohamelsadig
@mohamelsadig 3 года назад
Thank you for the excellent content as always! Greatly looking forward to putting this newfound knowledge to the test this year :)
@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
Thank you Mohamed for your support! Wish you a wonderful growth this year!
@victordonato7975
@victordonato7975 3 года назад
Thanks for your videos .i redesign my garden using sqr foot pattern,much better ,i dont have much sun ,only 5 hrs a day cause its sorrounded by fences garage and the house ,but its ok ,the sun here in sydney its very strong .
@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
You can grow all year round can you? Growing cold hardie plants that don't need much sun 😊 growing tomatoes with 5 hours I can imagine it can be a challenge
@Kyahsgarden
@Kyahsgarden 4 месяца назад
Can I ask why the basil needs its full square foot I was told to put two to four
@Kaila999
@Kaila999 3 года назад
Thanks for all the tips. Now, a request: Could you give the temperature in C as well? I think every country (except the US) goes by C degrees. I live in Canada and we went with the rest of the world back in 1975 for temperatures-other dates for distance, volume, etc. I can remember a few of the key F/C equivalents, but not many😏. Many thanks!
@SmallGardenQuest
@SmallGardenQuest 3 года назад
Will do. I am sorry I didn't do it already (I know I am lazy) since in my country we also use the metric system. But more than half of the viewers comes from the US but yes I am leaving the other half dry... Will correct it!
@Kaila999
@Kaila999 3 года назад
@@SmallGardenQuest No problem! I thank you, on behalf of the others!😁
@ElizabethAraujo7
@ElizabethAraujo7 2 года назад
Hi! Can you tell me how many seeds to drop into each hole? For example, I'm planning on direct sowing okra which needs 1 square foot to itself. Do I simply drop 1 single seed into the hole? What if it doesn't germinate? Thank you in advance!
@RasmusYder91
@RasmusYder91 3 года назад
At around 7:30 you have burried pots, for watering i assume, how does it work? And do they have holes at the bottom?
@coolkumquats
@coolkumquats 6 месяцев назад
I realize you posted this two years ago so this reply may not be useful, but you should look up ollas. They're unglazed clay jugs or pots that get buried in the soil, filled with water, and capped or covered to stop evaporation. The water slowly seeps out through the clay, providing moisture to the roots of your plants. You then simply refill them as needed. Ollas are popular in hot, dry climates where watering from the surface results in a lot of inefficiency due to evaporation, but they work anywhere. However, if you live in a cold climate you'll want to remove them from your garden in the winter or they will freeze and break.
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