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So Im new to gardening. I just set up a 16x5 garden bed. Looking for recommendations of how I should plant the herbs in vegetables I have accordly. I know I have more than enough for my bed. I have roma,large red cherry, and sioux tomatoes. Sweet,hot, and jalapeño peps. Green onions.picklebush cucus. Stringless green beans. Summer squash zucchini. And for herbs I have Dill,cilantro, lemon balm,basil,garlic, and mint. I know I cant plant it all in that confined space. Anyone have any tips trick of how I should set it up. Anything that shouldnt go into the garden but rather a single planter. Any advice is better than none. I live in Ohio as well if that helps decide when I should plant them
Drew One thing I can suggest with the mint is to grow it in something that will keep it contained. Mint will take over everything, including your yard.
Garden Savvy Admin Hi Denver, We recommend looking up "companion plantings" for all your veg and herbs to see which of those grow best together. That would be the best way to optimize your garden.
You can also try to plan your garden with Hortisketch. It has a growing calendar and can help you visualize how your new garden will look.
Is there a way to put the direction or have a north arrow on my garden design?
Garden Savvy Admin Hi Jennie, Currently Hortisketch does not have carinal directions. It is a feature we are considering adding.
For now, it is safe to assume the top of the page is North and you can work from there.
How can I customize the size of the raised beds? They can be resized by pulling out corners, but they stay in the set proportions. I need them not to.
John Ehrling Hi Shannon, we responded to you in email. I hope it helps!
Can you name the Pine Tree this cone comes from? The biggest in the WORLD
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John Ehrling Is that from a Coulter Pine?
Sheila Yes, excellent, only found in California in one small area
Indoor seedlings are sprouting! Any of you starting indoors?
Heather Stone Thank you for this!!
Donna G Is it too late to start in zone 6b?
John Ehrling I would wait until it gets a little cooler out Donna.