Vegetable Gardening Info, Tips, and Design Ideas, Insects, and More

Here is a collection of vegetable gardening posts that I’ve written over the last few years. Some are gardening designs and others are more general but in either case hopefully they will be of some use to you!

Garden Layouts and Designs

The garden layouts and designs section contains a group of posts about designing a raised bed vegetable garden.  Some are layouts and ideas based on my own garden while others are purely speculative made for the fun of imagining a garden. I hope you can find these useful.  If you can’t find what you are looking for here please contact me through Facebook, Twitter, email or even a comment on this blog and I can see if I can help you get some ideas going for your vegetable garden.    

General Posts on Vegetable Gardening

The posts in this section are about a variety of different subjects related to the vegetable garden but may not fit elsewhere!

Beneficial Insects

One of the keys to gardening organically is to allow nature to control itself!  Beneficial insects and creatures are one very important aspect that can aid the gardener in keeping the nasty bugs under control.  

Evil Insects and Bad Bugs

Know your enemies! Information on dealing with garden pests.

Vegetable Garden Book Reviews

What I Grow in my Garden


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5 thoughts on “Vegetable Gardening Info, Tips, and Design Ideas, Insects, and More”

  1. I really enjoy seeing the way your garden looks every week. I am newly handicapped so my garden is still just soil but one day at a time. thank you for letting me share yours
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