This Project made possible due to the generous funding of AARP. and AARP of Idaho
https://www.aarp.org/livable-communities/community-challenge/?cmp=RDRCT-61887811-20200707
1: 3 foot by 3 foot 3 -tiered raised garden box
2: compost
3: 9 seed packets.
4: 4- plant stakes and tie backs
5: a companion growing chart.
6: gloves and a hand trowel.
7: we will be doing garden 3 videos posting them to the Facebook page.
Your new 3-tiered raised garden box is made from recycled wood and new lumber.
| Plant seed | Amount of seeds |
| Navarro beans | 13 |
| Blood beets | ¼ teaspoon ≈ 28 |
| carrots | ¼ teaspoon ≈ 25 |
| Basil | 20 |
| Bell pepper | 19 |
| Tomatoes | 20 |
| Sugar snap pes | 22 |
| Black seeded Simpson lettuce | 1/8 teaspoon ≈ 33 |
| Dill | 20 |
ALL BOXES MUST BR FILLED ON SITE WHEN DROPED OFF
AND A PIC WILL NEEDED TO BE TSKEN OF ONLY THE OR BOXES
Companion planting is one of the easiest ways to mimic a natural ecosystem more closely. There are many benefits you’ll see in your garden if you use companion planting coming this new year 2022.
At first companion planting made no sent to me. However, if you stop to consider how plants grow in nature, there’s never just one species in a section of ground. There’s always a mix of species with different ecological functions. While just skimmed the surface of the interactions between plants and how they will help each other grow, we do know that many plants have beneficial relationships and that applies to garden. Companion planting is one of the easiest ways to mimic a natural ecosystem more closely. There are many benefits you’ll see in your garden if you use companion planting coming this new year 2022.
At first companion planting made no sent to me. However, if you stop to consider how plants grow in nature, there’s really never just one species in a section of ground. There’s always a mix of species with different ecological functions. While just skimmed the surface of the interactions between plants and how they will help each other grow, we do know that many plants have beneficial relationships and that applies to garden.
Hear is a list of benefits of Companion planting
Companion planting saves space.
It keeps soil moist and helps prevent erosion.
It helps keeps a good part of weeds out.
Companion planting can be used to attract pollinators and beneficial insects.
Companion planting helps enrich the nutrients in the soil needed for each plant
help with the compost and the all of you for the time you
helped us out to pick up the compost
Thank you, Changing Seasons Nursery & Landscape for all the
help with the compost and the all of you for the time you
helped us out to pick up the compost
GROWLING GARDEN 