I started a Square Foot Garden last year and loved every minute of the process. I am very eager to get out there and plant some seeds, its about that time!
I will be growing lots of herbs and greens this year. I have been juicing vegetables for green drinks and it takes quite a bit of kale and spinach, so I will be growing both this year.
The following are posts from last year’s garden:
Do you garden?
What is your favorite type of vegetable to grow?
Rajesh kumar
January 3, 2017 at 4:56 amGardening is the best thing one can do. Some people don’t go on vacations because they have to water the plant. Such is the connection between the people and plants. Thanks for the article.
Rajesh
December 29, 2016 at 4:27 amGardening is the best hobby in the world. It gives lot of happiness to watch the plant grow. I have my own small garden in the backyard. Thank you for the article.
rajesh kumar
July 12, 2016 at 4:26 amGardening has to be the best hobby which gives us peace of mind. It brings positive vibrations in its surrounding. I have 6 different plants at my house and very happy about it.
Amy Bowman
April 21, 2011 at 12:45 am@Cheri-yum, I did all of those last year. I may skip squash this year, and have more room peppers! I think the key to lettuce is part shade??
@Hi Marie! The no-till thing is awesome. Can u believe how great green smoothies make you feel. I am an addict. I have thought about strawberries, but we have a strawberry patch close and the kids love to go there every year.
@Sweet Little Smoothie-I tried carrots last year, I loved them but I can get organic carrots for cheap here so I may save the space..thanks for your comments!
@ Little Brick Ranch –I LOVE SFG! I think the soil mix is the key. No Weeding is THE BEST!
@CAS-yes, I like order, so the visual divide helps. Thanks for commenting!
@Kelly–do it! If you do, come tell me about it! Love Tip Junkie..
@Kelsey–there are kits you can buy if you lack the motivation. I would follow the soil mix to a T, though, I think it is key for beautiful veggies! Good luck, let me know if you end up doing it!
@Kindra–your excitement makes me smile! So glad to “meet” you. Thanks for the Pin!!
Kindra
April 19, 2011 at 5:12 amI just “pinned” this page on Pinterest. Really so excited to have found your page, just giddy! 🙂
http://www.gardenofeden-craftsfamily.blogspot.com
Kindra
April 19, 2011 at 5:10 amaaaa, just found you through Tip Junkie…I’m your newest follower. So glad to have stumbled upon your site. Beautiful pics!
Kelsey@inspirationthief
April 19, 2011 at 4:49 amI have been wanting to have a square foot garden this year but need to build the box.
Kelly
April 19, 2011 at 4:45 amlove this. We might try this, this year. visiting from tip junkie
Little Brick Ranch
April 18, 2011 at 3:34 pmThis is super…I need to go back to the post on square ft gardening…I could do a lot if I bunch things up better…hmmm…
Thanks for the inspiration!!
If you get a sec, pop on over to Little Brick Ranch to enter the GIVEAWAY!!!
CAS
April 18, 2011 at 7:35 pmThis is such a totally awesome idea. I did something a bit similar years ago, but it was just a raised bed that was divided among the items I wanted to plant — no obvious division markers. I like that this makes it so manageable. Thanks for sharing.
CAS
Sweet Little Smoothie
April 18, 2011 at 2:50 amI love square foot gardening! We do mostly tomatoes, peppers and herbs with some early lettuce, carrots and radishes. Those harvest pics have my mouth watering for some fresh veggies!!
cherie godbey
April 17, 2011 at 9:10 pmI love to garden! We do a lot of tomatoes, squash, herbs, peppers and cucumbers. My lettuce never turns out as great as yours! Your veggies look great!
Marie @ Chocolate-Covered Chaos
April 18, 2011 at 12:53 amHey Amy! I’m looking forward to getting into my square foot garden again, too. (Last year was my first year for it.) I love that we don’t need to till the soil! Isn’t it great?! I’ve been drinking a lot of green smoothies, too, so I’m excited to grow my own spinach and kale. I’m also hoping to fill one of my boxes with strawberries:)