Beginner's guide for backyard gardening (vegetables)

shrive 555 · Post by **shrive 555** » February 17th, 2016, 12:04 am

after watering beds.

Post by **Izhar** » February 17th, 2016, 9:45 am

The manure is less, you have to apply at least 2 inch thick layer on top of soil.. then you have to mix it with top 5-6 inches of soil... also add 20 gm Gypsum (or Plaster-of-Paris) per square foot of your soil and mix well...

Shazia Khurram · Post by **Shazia Khurram** » February 17th, 2016, 12:51 pm

Shrive 555 your vegetable patch is really starting to take shape. What kind of vegetables do you have in mind?

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shrive 555 · Post by **shrive 555** » February 20th, 2016, 5:51 pm

Izhar wrote:The manure is less, you have to apply at least 2 inch thick layer on top of soil.. then you have to mix it with top 5-6 inches of soil... also add 20 gm Gypsum (or Plaster-of-Paris) per square foot of your soil and mix well...

I asked my guy to keep watering it. i'll be adding more manure and soil once i hit back home.

shrive 555 · Post by **shrive 555** » February 20th, 2016, 5:55 pm

Shazia Khurram wrote:Shrive 555 your vegetable patch is really starting to take shape. What kind of vegetables do you have in mind?

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Thank You Shazia sister

Well i'm thinking of Potatoes, Tomatoes, Oniion, Chill, coriander, Garlic .... That's what in my mind is... would you suggest me any to add or subtract.... i don't know how much space would these veggies would take .... Your input will be obviously valuable ...

MOHAN SINGH · Post by **MOHAN SINGH** » February 22nd, 2016, 10:01 am

gud work there.. i planted some winter veggies this season.. planning for summer veggies this time.. the first criteria for selection shall be your choice of vegetable ofcourse. But do consider the rarity and expensive factor to actually trade off your efforts..

Post by **Izhar** » February 22nd, 2016, 10:06 am

Select from the following options, these are better veggies for summers:

1) Okra
2) Kakkri
3) Ghiyya tori
4) Bengan
5) Tez mirch
6) Kharbooza
7) Tarbooz
8) Lauki
9) Arvi
10) Adrak
11) Haldi
12) Shakrqandi

Javed Hasan · Post by **Javed Hasan** » February 24th, 2016, 7:24 pm

hard work, good effort. which veges you intend to grow?

shrive 555 · Post by **shrive 555** » February 28th, 2016, 11:30 pm

MOHAN SINGH wrote:gud work there.. i planted some winter veggies this season.. planning for summer veggies this time.. the first criteria for selection shall be your choice of vegetable ofcourse. But do consider the rarity and expensive factor to actually trade off your efforts..

thank you mohan for your valuable input.

shrive 555 · Post by **shrive 555** » February 28th, 2016, 11:35 pm

Izhar wrote:Select from the following options, these are better veggies for summers:

1) Okra
2) Kakkri
3) Ghiyya tori
4) Bengan
5) Tez mirch
6) Kharbooza
7) Tarbooz
8) Lauki
9) Arvi
10) Adrak
11) Haldi
12) Shakrqandi

i planted Bindi, Alloo, onion , cucumber, tomato and Teenda ( i don;'t know if these were the right choice according to the weather

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