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Raised beds?i too was in the same situation (about soil questions) and i can tell you what i did

We built our garden on a hillside and i made the beds out of wood 4 feet high, but built into the hillside itself I used the existing soil and brought in to a total of 1.5 foot of compost per garden box I rototilled the compost into the existing soil giving that a try this year In the meantime, if you want an instant fix for a small veg garden, you can build raised beds If you build them framed in and a little taller than normal, you can just fill it with good enriched soil and not worry about what is underneath Tue jul 15, 2014 12:37 pm location

Zone 7b tue jul 15, 2014. We are building 4 raised vegetable gardens, each are 16'x4'x18 I think we'll use half mushroom compost (straw, peat moss, chicken manure, cottonseed meal, soybean meal, gypsum and lime Ph=6.8 ) and half 4 way soil (a mixture of topsoil, composted cow manure, yard debris compost and sand) This is our first attempt at a garden. The raised beds will settle some

What does everyone else's garden look like right now?

Imo, premium quality lumber is probably more expensive than you need for building raised garden beds We don't put a weed barrier down in the raised beds since weeding the small spaces is pretty easy, but in the regular garden the mulching program is layers of newsprint covered by a thick layer of weed free straw. I put a mix of enc's and ef's in my raised beds, and have talked to others who have done the same I plan on getting africans and alabama jumpers in later on also The only prolem would be if they didn't have enough food they would go away I plan on putting some pumpkin under the mulch once in a while

Wed sep 24, 2008 1:15 am location Since i grow in raised beds, gravity pulls most of that water into the soil beneath the beds or out of the beds That leaves the beds always moist, but never wet That is one of the down sides of growing in raised beds If the bed isn't sealed to retain water, most water escapes taking dissolved minerals and nutrients with it. In my garden i have several raised beds and several areas that i plant directly in the ground

I've had some experience with raised beds

I'll be using them when i start my own garden this fall The containers would just be a supplement to my garden Thanks for all your help so far.