[Total: 0 Average: 0/5]You must sign in to vote This is my first garden, and it’s coming along nicely. We’re located in northern Arizona, at about 2800 feet elevation. The first one I planted was a total …
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I’m about to plant my first desert garden. My first garden was along the Gulf Coast in 1979. That’s a long tiem in between. I’m in the Chihuahuan Desert in Texas @ ~4500′. Raised bed,10′ x 10′ , with 2 pickup loads of hauled-in soil and a small amount of goat manure from a friend’s farm mixed in. I’m? getting a late start, but we’ve had freezing weather twice this April, which I accidentally avoided by being too busy to get the seeds planted. Thanks for sharing your garden.
Have you seen Back to? eden gardening? I have been considering a move to the high desert and my main concern has been what will and what won’t grow….but if I applied the back to eden garden It should work
Thanks, I’m thoroughly enjoying gardening thus far, and hope to learn as I go, and improve my skills. I have visions of a large corn field next? year :o)
Practice makes perfect, I like? to see some of those professional top gardeners who always have excellent conditions to grow plants, try growing in the desert, nice one!
I’m about to plant my first desert garden. My first garden was along the Gulf Coast in 1979. That’s a long tiem in between. I’m in the Chihuahuan Desert in Texas @ ~4500′. Raised bed,10′ x 10′ , with 2 pickup loads of hauled-in soil and a small amount of goat manure from a friend’s farm mixed in. I’m? getting a late start, but we’ve had freezing weather twice this April, which I accidentally avoided by being too busy to get the seeds planted. Thanks for sharing your garden.
Watermelon and other melons grow excellent in the desert, corn last year I wasn’t so lucky, ants invaded my corn and ate it? inside out!
Have you seen Back to? eden gardening? I have been considering a move to the high desert and my main concern has been what will and what won’t grow….but if I applied the back to eden garden It should work
Thanks, I’m thoroughly enjoying gardening thus far, and hope to learn as I go, and improve my skills. I have visions of a large corn field next? year :o)
Practice makes perfect, I like? to see some of those professional top gardeners who always have excellent conditions to grow plants, try growing in the desert, nice one!