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Fall Vegetable Garden Care and Soil pH

October 10, 2023 hilary dahl
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Amending vegetable garden beds with lime and compost in the Fall. Image from “Grow More Food: A Vegetable Gardener’s Guide to The Biggest Harvest Possible”

If you have an existing garden that has not been managed with an eye towards ongoing soil management, you likely have depleted some (or most) of the essential nutrients. You many also have an overly acidic or basic pH. Plants absorb significant quantities of nutrients from the soil each year, and unless you are actively replacing these nutrients, plant vigor and yield will decrease over time. Fortunately, it’s never too late to begin rebuilding garden soil and significant improvements can be made relatively quickly.  

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In Soil Care, Spring, Fall Tags soil care, soil pH, soil health, organic soil care, acidic soil, garden soil health
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Episode 114: Garden Soil Ecosystems with Jeff Lowenfels

December 3, 2021 hilary dahl
Forking the soil to loosen for planting with minimal disruption to soil food web

To prepare soil for planting, loosen with a fork, instead of rototilling or French digging, to limit disruption of the soil food web.

The quality of produce you grow is dependent on the quality of your soil. We are big advocates of doing everything possible to make garden soil the best it can be right from the start, and then working year after year to maintain and improve its quality. In this episode we're joined by award winning author Jeff Lowenfels to discuss the soil food web and garden soil ecosystems.

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In Podcast, Winter, Soil Care Tags Encyclopedia Botanica, Podcast, Niki Jabbour, season extension, garden planning, organic gardening, vegetable gardening, winter gardening, cold frames, edible gardening
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Mulching Your Garden For Fall

November 5, 2021 hilary dahl
Mulching raised bed with compost

Cover your beds in 2-3 inches of compost or mulch. We’re using Behren’s 4.25 Gallon Galvanized Steel Pail to bring material from our compost pile to our garden.

Garden soil loves to get dressed up. Instead of a tuxedo or gown, spruce up your beds with a stylish layer of compost, cover crops and straw.

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In Winter, Fall, Soil Care Tags compost, mulch
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Episode 65: October Q+A

October 13, 2017 hilary dahl
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The days are getting shorter and cooler, and that Fall crispness is definitely in the air. In this week’s episode, we answer questions that follow up on previous podcast episodes. Tune in for more information on harvesting sunflower seeds, planting garlic, using drip irrigation, and amending soil. Many thanks to our Club Encyclopedia Botanica podcast funders for asking such smart follow-up questions and helping us all get into more detail on these timely topics!

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In Annual Vegetables, Podcast, Soil Care, Drip Irrigation, Harvesting Tags drip irrigation, garden soil health, organic garden, Organic Fertilizer, vegetable gardening, kitchen garden, Encyclopedia Botanica, Podcast
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Episode 26: Crop Rotation

December 19, 2016 hilary dahl
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Over the past two episodes, we discussed tools you can use to decide where your crops should be planted in a given season, but it's important to plan where to plant them from year to year. This week we are going to go over why you want to rotate and why certain crop families require more frequent rotation.

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In Annual Vegetables, Crop Planning, Garden Planning, Podcast, Soil Care Tags crop rotation, crop planning, vegetable gardening seattle, vegetable garden design, vegetable garden planning, vegetable garden planning calendar, cucumbers
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Encyclopedia Botanica Podcast, Episode 22: Sheet Mulching

November 18, 2016 hilary dahl
Sheet Mulching_Seattle Urban Farm Co.

This episode is for those of you out there who may not have a vegetable garden yet, or who are planning to expand an existing growing space. Or maybe you're thinking about adding some new beds for the next growing season. We're talking about how sheet mulching might be a good technique for you. Mulching your future garden space over the winter can give you a jumpstart on the garden building process for next season.

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In Garden Design, Garden Planning, Podcast, Soil Care Tags sheet mulching, vegetable gardening, vegetable garden design, spring vegetable garden planning, edible gardening, edible landcaping, building a vegetable garden, build your own vegetable garden, diy gardening
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