The Garden Grid™ Setup Process – How Does It Work?
Assembling A Garden Grid™️: Here's how it works using our 2x5 Garden Grid™ as an example. You Can Learn More About The Garden Grid™ Manifold Here, How The Riser Tube Works Here, & Features of The Water Feed Tube Here. Setting up a Garden Grid™ watering system...
Leggy Seedlings – Why It Happens & What To Do
Next, Jump Over To Our Seedling Watering Needs & Tips Video or Check Out How To Thin & Transplant Seedlings Here Window Light, Grow Light, & Outdoors Once germinated, seedlings LOVE sunlight. So much so that if they don't get enough they will rapidly grow...
What Does 17-in-1 or 10-in-1 Raised Garden Bed Mean?
You Can Find Our Raised Garden Beds Here & You Can Watch How They Assemble Here What Does 17-in-1 & 10-in-1 Raised Garden Bed Mean? Do you need support rods for larger sizes? Our 17-in-1 & 10-in-1 Raised Garden Beds means that our raised garden beds can be...
Garden Grid™ Riser Tube Questions Answered
To See How The Garden Grid™ Riser Tube Works, Watch Here The Most Popular Garden Grid™ Riser Tube Questions Answered How tall is the riser tube originally? 6". And, you can trim it as short as 2". Does the riser tube feature come with The Garden Grid™ now? Yes! All...
Critters & Seedlings – Ways To Keep Seedlings Safe
Squirrels, Birds, & Lizards... A Seedling's #1 Enemy Seedlings are susceptible to a variety of hazards...cold weather, hot weather, too little water, too much water, but the sneakiest of them all... critters. Squirrels, birds, lizards, chipmunks, & bugs to...
Garden Grid™ Riser Tubes – How They Work
Garden Soil Filled To The Top, Or Not, The Garden Grid™ Fits! All of our Garden Grid™ watering systems feature a pivoting water feed tube connection point and a trimmable riser so it can lay perfectly flat in any garden! - Here's How - If your raised garden bed IS NOT...
Stagger Planting – Harvest & Grow More
Stagger Planting In Your Garden Harvest for longer! Instead of planting all of your seeds or seedling at the same time in your garden, space them out (aka, stagger their planting) so they mature at different times. In this raised garden we're planning to grow about...
Growing Cauliflower In Your Raised Garden
Planting Cauliflower In The Garden Grid™ Cauliflower is a versatile cool-season crop, that's really had a big glow up over the last few years. It's used as a substitute for a variety of foods like pizza crust, rice, buffalo wings, & it's even become popular to...
Growing Carrots In Your Raised Garden
Growing Carrots In The Garden Grid™ Carrots come in dozens of colors & sizes. They're also able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures from freezing to warm, making them an ideal crop to grow during fall, spring, & winter. Depending on your growing zone...
Swiss Chard Plant Spacing & Growing Tips
Swiss Chard - Colorful, Easy to Grow, & Temperature Tolerant Swiss Chard is a leafy green that has a fun array of red, yellow, & sometimes purplish-colored stems. The leaf has a similar flavor profile to spinach & the stems are slightly sweet! It's fairly...
Ground-Level/Lay-Flat Garden Grid™ Manifolds – Here’s What They’re Used For
Ground-Level/Lay-Flat Garden Grid™ Manifolds If you're gardening at ground-level, if your raised garden bed is made of thick material like railroad ties or cinder blocks, or your Garden Grid™ connections are all on the inside of your garden bed walls, and you...
Manifold Trick: Swapping The Valve & Cap
Valve & Cap Swap Manifold 'Trick' Caps & valves are interchangeable on the Garden Grid™ manifold. Swapping them around is an option & can be helpful if you only have one Garden Grid™ connected to your manifold, but still plan to attach a garden hose to the...
Growing Watermelon Vertically & On Ground
Growing Watermelon Vertically It can be done! With some caveats... (see below) We’re growing watermelon vertically! But, we're doing it a little differently than you may be used to seeing, by mixing ground growth and using tomato cages for vertical support....
Growing Tomatoes In Fall? Zones 8-11 Can
How to Thin or Save & Transplant Seedlings
Extra Sprouts: Thinning, Saving, & Transplanting See how & when to transplant seedlings from trays into your garden here. When growing by seed in your garden, it's pretty common practice to plant multiple seeds so you have a better chance of something...
Seeds & Seedlings Need Frequent Watering To Live
Watering Seeds & Seedlings If you’re growing by seed, or have freshly sprouted seedlings, be sure to water daily! The planted seed & seedling root structure is very shallow & very sensitive to drying out. The top layer of soil - where your seed or...
How Long Do You Water With The Garden Grid™?
MORE DETAILS: Watering needs will vary based on climate. We're based out of Florida. We have a very humid climate, with morning dew, & frequent summer rains, which helps keep our garden soil moist. So, watering with the Garden Grid every 2-3 days for about 10-15...
A Look Inside Our Summer of ’22 Garden
Summer '22 Garden Update Succession Planting, Replanting, & What’s Maturing 🌱 Summer of ‘22 Garden Update (and hopefully a little garden inspo) for you 🌱 Our last round of green bean succession planting plus some tips for planting them in The Garden Grid Sometimes...
A Plant Anyone Can Grow In July!
Green Beans, Snap Beans, or String Beans Whatever you call them & wherever you garden across the U.S., you can plant them in July! Green beans (as we'll call them) are super easy to grow. You direct sow the seeds right into your soil about 1" below the surface....
How Do You Add Mulch, Soil, or Solid Fertilizer w/ A Garden Grid™
Adding Soil, Mulch, or Fertilizer Solids When Using The Garden Grid™? It’s easy! 💧 🌱 If you have plants growing, simply lift your Garden Grid™ up & spread your mulch, soil, or fertilizer underneath. 💧 If you don't have plants growing (or they're small enough)...
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