Aleksandar
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Today we are looking at where to locate a garden spot. To me there are four critical components to consider which I call POWW to help people remember them. They are Proximity, Orientation, Wind and Water. This is then subjected to a sanity reality check based on the property and over all goals.
Jack Spirko
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And yeah. I'm already imagining that my garden will move, or greatly expand, when we finally build the house. The current garden is nice straight rows, which is what I needed in order to keep track of things and figure out how much of each thing I really need to grow, but I'll be setting stuff up on contour going forward.
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Solid advice, Jack! I usually talk to people about sun, water, and nutrients (soil). I do like the POWW method too. I can see a nice checklist coming out from this (expanding my new garden checklist that I am going to build). Thank you! Good stuff!
Good morning Jack. Water is my biggest challenge. I have an 80 year old brick cistern that is fed from the house roof that no longer supplies the house. The lid is cast iron with no holes. Any suggestion how I could turn this into my water source for my raised bed gardens? Water is my biggest challenge and I did not build in automatic watering via PVC pipes the way you did. I just do not have those skills or understand how to do it.