My Trial Garden Video Tour

by Doug
(in his garden somewhere)

I love growing flowers and I trial a bunch of new plants every year. So do well and others... well, not so well.

These are raised beds - filled with an excellent soil-peat blend and well fed (fish emulsion) so the plants in them grow quite well. It is no uncommon for me to get a daylily seedling to bloom in its second year (and to rogue out the poor ones early) with this kind of fertility level.

This is all by way of saying my trial beds are good for growing most perennials and annuals and this is where they now wind up before I put them into the main flower beds.





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My Trial Garden Video Tour

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Scotland
by: Moira

You know, there's maybe a good idea in having 4 foot wide beds in the regular garden. Soil gets stepped on less and perhaps the part nearest kitchen door could contain the edibles.

My garden comes past three feet high at the kitchen door and reaching across to pick fresh herbs and salad greens from a narrow bed is something to think about. Particularly in the rainy season.

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