Adventures in High Performance Gardening | Week 1

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🤔 Building raised beds with a secret soil mix can cut the work in half and allow for high production in a small garden.

🌱 Starting with good soil from day one helps plants thrive and reduces the need for soil amendment over time.

🛠️ Using cinder blocks to build garden beds is a convenient and cost-effective option, as they can be easily sold if the garden doesn't work out.

🦌 The presence of deer tracks in the garden area suggests the need for potential measures to keep them away from the vegetables.

🌾 Perennial vegetables can be grown in the native soil, while annual vegetables benefit from the raised beds and secret soil mix.

🌿 Lynn Gillespie has a high-performance gardening show and an accompanying program called abundance gardening.

📺 The next episode will feature the building of the garden beds, so stay tuned for the adventure!

Timestamped Summary

00:00 Introduction to the second episode of the garden planning series.

00:18 Deer tracks are seen in the area where the garden will be planted.

01:00 A discussion about the need for a large tractor versus a small backyard garden.

01:11 Reasons for covering the good soil with landscape cloth and building raised beds.

02:13 Most people do not have good soil and starting with good soil reduces the work in the garden.

03:13 Benefits of starting with a weed-free soil mix in raised beds.

04:00 Difference between growing annual and perennial vegetables in terms of soil.

04:09 The plan to lay out the landscape cloth and use cinder blocks to build the garden beds.

04:43 The need to address the presence of deer on the property.

05:03 Conclusion and invitation to continue following the adventure.

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Q&A

Why are you covering the good soil with landscape cloth and building raised beds?

By starting with a raised bed and using a special soil mix, we can provide the plants with optimal conditions from day one, reduce weed growth, and allow for high plant density in a small garden space.

What are the benefits of starting with a raised bed and special soil mix?

Starting with a raised bed and special soil mix allows for better plant growth and reduces the amount of work needed to maintain the garden. It also helps control weed growth and allows for high plant density in a small space.

Why are you using cinder blocks in the garden beds?

Cinder blocks are used because they are like Legos for grown-ups. They allow for easy construction of garden beds without the need for tools. If the garden is not desired, the cinder blocks can be easily sold and the investment can be recovered.

What will you do about the deer and other creatures in the garden?

We are considering options such as installing a fence or getting two dogs to deter deer and other creatures from entering the garden.

Are raised beds and special soil mix necessary for all types of vegetables?

No, raised beds and special soil mix are primarily beneficial for annual vegetables. Perennial vegetables can be grown directly in the native soil without the need for raised beds or special soil.