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Tomato Dirt #333: Six types of vegetable gardens- which is best for you?n April 17, 2025 |
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What type of vegetable garden is best for you … and for growing tomatoes in your climate?
Seems like a silly question. After all, to grow a vegetable garden all you need to do is to dig up some dirt, throw in a few seeds and seedlings, keep it watered, and BOOM! You’ve got produce – right?
Oh, if only that was the case.
As you choose the type of vegetable garden for your situation, you have a few things to consider:
How much space you have (or don’t have) … how much time you have (or don’t have) … how much money you want to spend (or not spend) – not mention considerations like exposure, and climate.
Use this simple tutorial to help you understand the types of vegetable gardens you can grow as well as special considerations for each.
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How to Start a Vegetable Garden: 10 Tips | How to Pick the Best Home Garden Spot for Tomatoes | 7 Very Cheap Garden Fence Ideas | How To Plan a Garden Layout for Growing Veggies and Tomatoes |
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Kathy with Tomato Dirt
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