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To find square footage or measure for lawn fertilizer, multiply the length by the width of the area. To find cubic yards of material, multiply the length by the width and divide by 82 at a depth of 3-4 inches. Landscape fabric comes in 4' or 6' widths by up to 250' rolls, measure the area to determine which width uses less waste. Purchase staples and cut the fabric around plants at least 6 inches from the stem after planting. Compost, bark, pea gravel and drain rock can be delivered in 1-10 cubic yard amounts but you pay more for less than 10 cubic yards and need to check for overhead wires if ordering 10 cubic yards. Plants come in 1, 2,
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Mulching plant beds helps retain soil moisture, control weeds, and enrich the soil as mulch decomposes. The document provides instructions for calculating mulch needs based on garden area, recommends several mulch types such as wood chips or inorganic options, and outlines steps for applying a 3-inch deep mulch layer which includes preparing the soil, weeding, and adjusting irrigation schedules. Regularly replenishing mulch is advised to maintain garden appearance and soil health.
No Dig Vegetable Garden
A no dig garden is a layered, nutrient-rich vegetable patch built on top of the existing ground without digging. It is easy to build, requiring only a morning's work, and is virtually maintenance free. The 8 step process involves layering newspaper, organic fertilizer, lucerne hay, straw, and compost to create raised planting pockets. A no dig garden can be built anywhere in full sun and supplies homegrown vegetables with little effort.
URBAN-AGRICULTURE powerpoint presentation
The document discusses urban agriculture and container farming as approaches to address issues with the high cost of food in cities. Container farming allows city dwellers to grow their own fresh fruits and vegetables using recycled containers. It has several benefits including saving money, helping beautify cities by reusing waste, reducing garbage, and providing spiritual and emotional benefits to individuals. The document then provides a step-by-step guide to successful container farming covering topics like planning, choosing crops, soil preparation, and container selection.
Building a Floating Hydroponic Garden
This document provides instructions for building a floating hydroponic garden using inexpensive and locally available materials. The instructions outline how to construct a wooden frame, line it with plastic to contain the nutrient solution, and float styrofoam on top to support plant containers. Seedlings are grown in net pots or cups placed in holes drilled in the styrofoam. The system is filled with a nutrient solution to feed the plants hydroponically without soil. Leafy greens grow well in the cool season, while herbs and some flowers can also be grown.
10_Plant_Trees_Tips_Sheet.pdf
This document provides guidance on planting trees to expand or renew backyard woods. It discusses selecting native tree species adapted to the local climate and site conditions, preparing the site by controlling existing vegetation, properly spacing trees for growth, and handling and planting bare root tree stock. The goal is to select trees that will meet objectives like attracting wildlife, enhancing aesthetics, or protecting water quality, and will grow well in the soil, sunlight, and moisture conditions of the planting area. Care must be taken in storing, transporting, and planting bare root tree stock to avoid damaging the roots.
Vegan Gardening on Clay Soils
Growing on Clay Soils; by Vegan Organic Network
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Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
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Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
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Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
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Increase Food Production with Companion Planting in your School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
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Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
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City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
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Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
Lasagna Garden for Schools - Teacher Guide & Lesson Plans
This document provides instructions for building a lasagna garden, which is a method of sheet composting. It involves layering cardboard, compost, and mulch without tilling. This saves time and enriches the soil as the materials decompose. The instructions outline laying down cardboard or newspaper, adding 4-6 inches of compost and manure, and topping it with 6 inches of mulch. The lasagna garden should be left to cook for 3-6 months before planting. Sheet composting is similar to traditional Native American gardening methods and creates rich, organic soil full of earthworms with less digging and weeding.
Indoor house plant management
This document provides guidance on proper care and management of houseplants. It discusses isolating new plants for 30 days to check for pests before placing near other plants. It emphasizes that overwatering and insufficient light are leading causes of failure. The document covers soil mixtures, watering, fertilizing, repotting procedures, and common problems like wilting, yellowing leaves, and pest infestations. Correct identification of issues is key to taking the proper corrective actions.
Xeriscaping landscape and bioswale
Xeriscaping is a landscaping method that reduces or eliminates the need for irrigation. It involves using drought-tolerant plants, proper soil preparation including mulch, and efficient irrigation. There are seven principles of xeriscaping: planning, soil preparation, appropriate plant selection for water needs, limiting turf areas, using efficient irrigation, applying mulch, and providing appropriate maintenance. Xeriscaping can save water, reduce maintenance needs, and provide wildlife habitat using native plants suited to the local climate.
Straw Bale Gardening: The Biodegradable Alternative
Straw bale gardening provides a biodegradable alternative to raised garden beds. The document outlines instructions for preparing straw bales for planting by keeping them damp for 10-12 days and fertilizing with nitrogen to ready them for seeds or seedlings. Plants suitable for the first year of a straw bale include greens, herbs, flowers, tomatoes, and peppers, while root vegetables are better suited to the second year as the bales further decompose.
A Student’s Guide to Growing Plants in Containers
Container planting is ideal for schools as it allows students to garden even where soil is unavailable. A wide variety of ornamental flowers, fruits, and vegetables can be grown in containers. Containers can be made from many recycled materials and provide opportunities for growing plants, creating compost piles, and more. The guide provides instructions for container planting, including using drainage, filling with peat-free compost, and regular watering. Suggested plants that grow well in containers are also listed.
Student Pocket Guide for School Gardens
New Students Gardening Pocket Guide - Basic Steps to Gardening with Special Focus on Small Gardens for the Classroom or Household
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For more information, Please see websites below:
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Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
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Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
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Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
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Companion Planting Increases Food Production from School Gardens
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
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Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
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City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
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Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
Composting Worm Farms and Bokashi: A How To Guide
This document provides instructions for composting and worm farming. It explains that compost is created through the decomposition of organic materials like garden and food waste. It takes 2-18 months to produce compost depending on the method used. Worm farming is an alternative that uses worms to break down food scraps into valuable worm castings and tea. The document provides detailed steps for setting up compost bins and worm farms, including choosing a location, adding materials, maintenance requirements, and common issues and solutions.
Composting Worm Farms and Bokashi: A How To Guide
This document provides instructions and information about composting and worm farming. It discusses what compost is and the benefits of composting, such as returning organic matter to soil and reducing waste. It then describes how to set up compost piles or bins, including choosing a site, layering materials, and turning the compost. The document also explains worm farming, how to set up a worm farm, what worms eat, and how to harvest and use the worm castings and tea. It discusses different types of compost and worm bins and provides sources to purchase bins or instructions on how to make your own.
Four Easy Steps to Successful Worm Composting
Use tiger worms and red worms for composting. For a typical family of 4-6, start with a minimum of 1kg of worms, which will increase to a large enough population in 4-6 months. After the worm colony is established, worms can be spread in compost heaps or given away, as they will quickly replace what is taken.
Four Easy Steps to Successful Worm Composting
Use tiger worms and red worms for composting. Start with at least 1kg of worms for a family of 4-6, which will increase over 4-6 months. Once established, extra worms can be added to other compost heaps or given away.
How to Grow Green Dill - Homegrown Outlet
Unlock the secrets of how to grow dill with this informative presentation. From seed to harvest, learn the essential steps, best practices, and expert tips for increasing vibrant and aromatic dill in your garden or indoor space. Explore the ideal growing conditions, soil requirements, watering schedule, and pest management strategies to ensure a bountiful harvest of this flavorful herb.
Growing in the Bale ~ Mississippi State Univ
Gardeners can create raised garden beds using hay or straw bales. The bales hold moisture well and raise the garden to a height that is easier for gardening. Wheat, rice, and barley straw bales are best as they drain well, though other hay types can also work. It is important to select bales that did not come from fields treated with certain herbicides. The bales should be placed in an area with full sun exposure and prepared by thoroughly soaking with water and adding limestone and fertilizer to start the composting process. After two weeks of composting, plants can be planted by making holes in the bales. The bales require regular watering and make gard
How to build a no-dig flower beds - Homegrown Outlet
Discover the art of creating stunning no-dig flower beds with our comprehensive guide. Learn step-by-step techniques, from selecting the perfect location to choosing the suitable materials, all without the hassle of traditional digging methods. Transform your outdoor area into a rich garden oasis effortlessly, embracing sustainability and eco-friendly practices. Dive into the world of no-dig gardening and cultivate beauty with ease.
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- 1. Do-It-Yourself Tips and Formulas: A lecture by Liza Ehle To find square footage for material or to measure for how to apply lawn fertilizer: Multiply the length x the width of the area To find cubic yards of material: Multiply the length x the width of an area and divide by 82 to find how many cubic yards of a material you need at a depth of 3-4” Landscape fabric comes in 4’ or 6’ by up to 250’ rolls. Measure square footage and determine which width uses less waste. Purchase staples with fabric to hold in place. Plant first, then cut fabric with household scissors or utility knife around plants at least 6” from the plant’s stem or trunk. Compost, bark, pea gravel and drain rock can be delivered in 1-10 cubic yard amounts; you will pay more when you have less than 10 cu.yds. and if you order 10 cu. yds. you will need to check your site for overhead wires and access for a dump truck. Plants come in 1,2,3,5, and 7 gallon containers as well as 4” pots in flats of 18- 20. Use a variety of sizes at planting to make landscape look natural. Spend more on larger sized trees, then medium and small sized shrubs and 4” groundcovers and perennials. Amend planting holes with a 30/30/30% mixture of native soil, compost or potting soil and small amount of chicken manure (1/10 volume of container size). Dig planting hole fully twice the size and depth of container size you are planting.
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