Throughout one week I got a raised plant bed, 2 small tomato plants, a pear tree, a fig tree, a blueberry bush, soil for the bed, and more soil in general. Any tips for a raised bed or any of those plants/trees/bush?
Throughout one week I got a raised plant bed, 2 small tomato plants, a pear tree, a fig tree, a blueberry bush, soil for the bed, and more soil in general. Any tips for a raised bed or any of those plants/trees/bush?
Tomato plants need a lot of length because the roots grow more down the an out. The roots are as tall as the plant above ground as a general rule. Tomatoes won’t tolerate and weed killer so never put it near where it could get misted or doused by weedkiller. Depending on what fig tree you have some varieties are not frost tolerant. Blueberry bushes depending on the type does well in big pots. Mainly with raised bed plants soaker hoses make life ten times easier especially if you get an automatic timer setup. You’ll also have to replace a little of the soil each year because it will compact and break down.
いいね 1件I have a Brown Turkey Fig Tree, is it frost tolerant? Thank you I didn’t know that!
2件のいいねI live in a zone 7 and we have a brown turkey. We let it go dormant in the fall and put it in our garage. During spring we cart it out during warmer days to bring it back to life but take it in if it’s going to freeze. We have ours in a 50gal molasses drum.
0件のいいねalso with blueberry bushes i heard you need a soil with a higher acid content
2件のいいねYes that too
いいね 1件What do you mean?
0件のいいねIf you leave it in the ground and you are below I think zone 8 or 9 it’ll die back every year and you won’t get fruit off of it.
0件のいいねMine is 8a so I’m fine for now I think.
0件のいいねBut what does high acid content mean though?
0件のいいねMeans that the soil is acidic instead of alkaline. I suggest googling for more information on it to help your blueberries reach full potential.
0件のいいねOkay thank you so much for all your help!!!!!!
いいね 1件Anytime! Hope it goes well happy gardening!
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