Updated On: 6/30/2021 If you use row planting in your raised garden bed, you're missing out! You could be growing a lot more, without any extra effort. Do not worry though, ambitious gardener. There's a better way and we're here to show you the plant spacing...
Find Your Growing Zone - Map & Interactive Search Tool What You Will Find In This Article (Click to jump to each topic) How Plant Hardiness Zones Work | Interactive Growing Zone Tool (Find Your Zone) | U.S. Growing Zone Map | How To Use Planting Zones for...
Garden Grid™️ Sizing for Your Raised Garden Bed Most garden beds have interior dimensions that are smaller than their full foot dimensions. That’s because of the material thickness of your garden bed. Fortunately, we accounted for this when we designed the Garden...
Answer: We're Not Sure... But It's A Long Time! Why we don't know: Our original prototype Garden Grids™ from 2012 are still in use in our own gardens today! While they may need some basic maintenance and care (here's a video about that), they still keep all of...
Tomatoes & Hot Weather Growing Zones Many growing zones can enjoy tomatoes throughout the summer, but the high summer temps of zones 8b, 9 and 10 are usually too much for them. Fortunately, the end of summer and beginning of fall provide opportunity to...
Small, Weird-Looking Bell Peppers Why Do You Get Them & What Can You Do About It? Despite being a warm weather loving plant, too much heat while blossoms are forming can cause your bell pepper plants to produce smaller & unusual looking peppers. While...
Assembling A Garden Grid™️: Here's how It Works and how long it takes (hint: we didn't bring any tools... and the video is only 1 minute 26 seconds long 👀 )
Grow a Pizza Garden - Guide + Pizza Garden Layout Just want to reference our Pizza Garden Planting Chart? Scroll to the bottom of this page. Want Other Layout Ideas? Check out our other guide: Salsa Garden Layout, Salad Garden Layout, & Stir Fry Garden...
Gardening Tips: Signs Your Tomato Plants Are Done For the Season & Ready to Be Replaced A few signs that your tomato plants are likely done for the season and can be removed. They’re not producing fruit anymore. They’re looking scraggly and dried out....
"How Did You Equalize The Pressure (Across The Garden Grid™)” Answer Overview: The Garden Grid™ is an open system on the inside so water can flow from one tube to the next. The system fills with water and once full, the pressure balances through the system giving you...
Q&A: “What’s the water output on the Garden Grid?” Answer: “It depends!” You can adjust the streams from drip irrigation to full-stream watering. In the video is our most popular size, a 4x4 Garden Grid™️. If you run it with moderate water streams, It has...
Question from @Bloomedwild on TikTok - "Can you show how this works with beds that are spread apart? I'd love to see how it works with beds a couple feet apart." There are lots of garden layouts. The manifold, garden hose splitters, and our custom length hoses can...
🍉 Watermelon is a unique plant for the Garden Grid™. Since it spreads out & covers so much area, you’ll want to grow one plant for every two squares. In other words, skip a square between plants. If you plan to fill more of your garden with watermelon than...
What do you do with a Garden Grid™️ in winter? Do you need to bring it inside or dissassemble it? Nope! The Garden Grid™️ is all-season durable. Just disconnect it from your garden hose, tilt it to drain residual water, and leave it until you’re ready to garden again...
Harvesting Tomatoes - Can You Pick Them When They're Still Green? Why and when you would! How do you adjust the water flow from the Garden Grid™️ from a drip to a full stream? 💧 Yep! Just make sure they're at a mature size. They'll still ripen over the following...
GIM Q&A - How do you adjust the water flow from the Garden Grid™️ from a drip to a full stream? 💧 You ask so we answer! You can vary the water streams on a Garden Grid™️ to your liking via your hose spigot, our available water flow valves, and of course through...
Planting Green Onions In Stages We plant them in stages so they can be harvested throughout the season, instead of all at the same time☝️ Our first seeds went in about two and a half weeks ago and are just about 4 inches tall now. The next round should sprout in a few...
Gardening is not just reserved for the warm seasons. If you're like us, and always want to have fresh vegetables on hand, there is good news! There are a variety of frost tolerant plants and vegetables that allow the excited horticulturalist to grow in less than...
A warm and aromatic garden to table Vietnamese recipe that features a complex broth, flat rice noodles, a variety of vegetables, and broth cooked beef. What You Can Grow: Onion, Radish, Anise, Cilantro, Green Onion, Basil, Ginger, Bean Sprouts Garden to Table: Beef...
Anyone can grow a beautiful garden full of flowers and vegetables that look picture perfect, but the ambitious gardener grows with a purpose. They plan out their garden so the plants within them complement one another for additional vitality, pest repellant, and a...
Over the years many customers have asked us, “Should you mulch above or below the Garden Grid?” So we decided to answer this for everyone Mulching, if you’re unfamiliar, is the process of insulating your garden’s soil with things like hay, straw or leaves to help...
A southern & summer favorite, okra! Here are Garden Grid™ watering system plant spacing & growing tips from Bryan.While it’s a southern favorite, okra can grow in most of the U.S. as long as the weather is warm enough. If soil temperatures are above 70 degrees...
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