Aberdeen Rec Hosts Free Program About Growing Vegetables
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Love tomatoes? Zucchini? Having trouble with your cucumbers? Well Aberdeen Parks and Recreation Department invites you to attend this free seminar.
Aberdeen Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring “Growing Backyard Vegetables” at 3 p.m. Feb. 26 in the Aberdeen Recreation Station. This is a FREE program, open to the public! Master Gardner Bruce Fensly will present information on soil types best suited for growing vegetables in a raised bed in your backyard garden. Bruce will provide tips for what to grow, when to plant, and how to address problems and pests in your garden!
For additional information, please call Aberdeen Parks and Recreation Department at (910) 944-PARK (7275).
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greatbrit 3 months, 1 week ago
How I'd love to attend this but as I'll be the other side of the world, it's impossible. I would REALLY like to know why my watermelons turn black and rot from the flower end every chuffing year despite trying all the internet remedies (Lime, Epsom salts, bone & blood meal). I use raised beds so can control the soil ph. Any ideas?
doughnuts 3 months, 1 week ago
Having a Back Yard Resource Of Nutrition is a good thing! Thanks Bruce for all of your dedication to the gardening effort!
buskwon 3 months, 1 week ago
@ greatbrit, Try mulching your raised beds, Watermelon need at least one inch of water per week in the form of rain or supplemental irrigation , but the key is consistency, don't let the soil get too wet or too dry , keep the water level even and this should fix your problem.