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Category Archives: Raised Garden Beds

Raised Bed Gardening — Potatoes

May 30, 2016
Christine . Potatoes, Raised Garden Beds
Potato plant with potatoes visible.

Harvesting Red Potatoes, May 28, 2016

Harvesting potatoes requires digging them from the ground. During the digging process, potatoes can be easily damaged from the shovel. Continue reading →

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How to Create A Raised Gardening Beds –Texas Sized!

May 28, 2016
Christine . News, Raised Garden Beds, Vegetables
a grape-like cluster of Roma shaped cherry tomatoes

Cherry-Sized Roma Tomatoes, May 25, 2016

Last year we experienced flooding rain in the Spring and Drought like conditions in the Summer and early Fall. Our in-ground garden plants first drowned, then Continue reading →

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