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Veggie Garden Info is always growing. We are continually looking for great gardening info being written. If you have found a good edible gardening related site, article or blog post, please comment below and tell us about it. Be sure to include the URL so we know where to find it. We will try to contact the author about being a contributer. If you are the author of a blog post or site that you would like us to add, just let us know. We will try to add it to the site as quickly as possible. If you would prefer, you can email us at Marc@veggiegardeninfo.com.

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Please take a look at www.kitchengardenguide.com. It's a new, free book of old-time vegetable gardening advice.

Thank you!

Don

Posted by: Don Berg | 01/23/2009 at 04:44 PM

Please consider adding our site as a contributer. We have been growing & gathering almost all of our own food for several years and are enthusiastic about sharing our food growing experiences with others.

Thank you

Mike

Posted by: Mike | 01/27/2009 at 04:38 PM

Many beginners are intimidated by the idea of starting with a large space and planning out their first garden. There are several products that come to your rescue!

One of the best inventions to come along for gardeners who have little space, have moved to an apartment or just beginning, is the Earthbox. I have several and grow tomatoes, squash and other vegetables organically in this self contained system. It has a special water reservoir. You just keep it filled and the correct watering is done for you. Proper fertilizer is included in the kit. I have tried to make these boxes myself and found that it is better and simplier to just buy them!

Another project that is one step further into a garden is called Square Foot Gardening. This is a method of using a planter type box (or raised bed) that has a special soil mix. Square foot grids are placed over the soil and you plant a seperate vegetable or herb in each square foor. You can learn more by goinf to the official site for Square Foot Gardening.

Posted by: Erland Schulze | 05/09/2009 at 11:19 AM

Please consider my gardening blog for your site! Thank you!

http://www.agrowingtradition.com/

Posted by: Thomas Generazio | 09/17/2009 at 11:55 AM

What a great site! Would love to contribute.

Posted by: SeedParade Blog | 02/20/2010 at 04:41 AM

Hello! Awesome idea!

Please add my site to your excellent collection! I try and blog 2+ times weekly.
I'm a hydroponic gardener and I would love to share my knowledge with others!

http://hydroponicoutdoorgreenhouse.blogspot.com

Thanks!

Posted by: Outdoor Hydroponics | 07/29/2010 at 03:44 PM

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