VeggieCube

09/25/2014

GUESS WHAT? IT'S FALL & TIME TO
PLANT THOSE VEGGIE'S, yummy yum
IN " A VEGGIECUBE" OF COURSE

08/01/2014

Use the USDA Hardiness zone map to determine the best times to plant which veggies.

http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/

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07/30/2014

5 Perennial Veggies To Plant Once And Enjoy Forever

http://plantcaretoday.com/5-perennial-veggies-plant-enjoy-forever.html

07/30/2014

07/30/2014

Vegetable planting schedule for late summer in the Tucson zone.

http://www.tucsonorganicgardeners.org/Assets/VegetablePlantingGuide.pdf

07/25/2014

fall vegetable garden planting

07/24/2014

Wild and flowery!

Tired of your boring old lawn? Need a little pollination in your life? Why not try planting your own wildflower meadow, if not for yourself, then at least for the birds and the bees. Meadows are not only beautiful additions to the land, but they also promote the growth of native species of plants, pollinators and songbirds. You’re looking at a three-to-four-year project before you have a meadow humming with activity, but it’s worth the wait! Native flowers act as the foundation for an entire food chain.

READ: http://modernfarmer.com/2014/07/grow-meadow/

READ MORE: http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/grow-a-wild-flower-meadow-zmaz05amzsel.aspx

07/24/2014

VeggieCube comes in many colors, just about any color you want. The variety can brighten any entryway. Oh and the plants are nice too!

07/23/2014

From childhood to the elder years, both children and adults benefit from gardening.

http://www.nextavenue.org/article/2012-01/gardenings-surprising-health-benefits

Gardening, the perennially favorite American pastime, also offers surprising health benefits, ranging from reduced risk of heart disease and diabetes to a better s*x life

07/23/2014

These would look really great in a yellow or bright orange Veggie Cube!

07/23/2014

Promoting agricultural diversity in the arid southwestern U.S. and northwestern Mexico through crop conservation, seed access and education.

07/23/2014

Native Seed Search has excellent vegetable seeds to start your next season of gardening. What do you plant in the fall?

Here are my garden plans (Alex) (all Native Seed Search seeds besides the broccoli):
To share:
-Mustard greens (Mostaza Roja)
-Arugula
-Beets (Early wonder, Chioggia, and Detroit Red)
(now that sounds like a yummy meal!)
Seeds to save and share:
-Mustard greens (I am hoping that because this is a Native Seeds variety that they will be easier to save even though it is a brassica (which like lower temperatures when the seeds are maturing)...we will see)
-Peas
I will also be growing:
carrots
peas
turnips
lettuce
garlic
radishes
broccoli
(I will make sure that the turnips and broccoli do not flower so that they will not cross pollinate with the mustard greens)