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THINK ABOUT ADAPTING TO SQUARE-FOOT GARDENING<\/h3>\n

Last week, I wrote my blog on vegetable gardening. It is time to move forward and get our vegetables and herbs planted. Just keep in mind that vegetable gardening is just at the beginning stages. Early May is still a great time to get started. Now, back to this topic of square-foot gardening. My fingers are still crossed, hoping we do not have a cold snap or frost forecast. Our soil temperature has gotten a little warmer this past week. The temperature is now 62 degrees.<\/p>\n

If you don\u2019t have ample space for a vegetable garden, the square-foot gardening method may be your answer. A square-foot garden is just what the name refers to\u2014a raised bed garden laid out in 1-foot squares where a different vegetable, herb, or annual flowers are planted in each square. Square-foot gardening is an easy way to manage a garden. You can make your square-foot garden a size that is right for you. It can be 4\u2019x 4\u2019, giving you 16 one-foot squares. Or you can go bigger. An 8\u2019 x 8\u2019 garden will create 64 one-foot squares.<\/p>\n

STARTING SQUARE-FOOT GARDENING<\/h3>\n

So, do I have you thinking about square-foot gardening? If so, then how do you get started?<\/p>\n