Squash and pumpkin garden

Companion planting is a revolutionary technique to keep your zucchini and summer squash healthy and productive. But which plants to grow with zucchini? The right companion plants for zucchini and summer squash need to have

As the weather begins to chill, squash is the perfect vegetable to add to your weekly meal rotation.

Is your zucchini and squash plants taking over your garden? Do you want to grow zucchini and squash, but your think you don't have enough room? This new way of growing will definitely help you.

This DIY squash arch is less than $100 and saves so much garden space for vining squash. This design took 2 hours to make, and will last years (hopefully).

Giant Pumpkins-You Can Grow 'em Too!!: Getting out in the garden can be so much fun! Choosing your plants, planning out your plot, and harvesting the fruits of your labors are all reasons that many gardeners love this spring to fall activity. But, even the most enjoyable hobbies needs …

Tasha Medve | 🌿sustainable living on Instagram: "Who's growing pumpkins next year?🎃 It's time friends, to grow pumpkins vertically! Comment "arch" to get the FREE DIY arch PDF! A few tips👇 1. Compost rich soil - they are heavy eaters - we used @farmtogarden 2. We used two hog panels for the arch and 6 metal fence posts and weaved it in 3. Planted 5 pumpkins on each side 4. Planted a smaller variety called MORANGA (still some 20 pounders) 5. No, I didn't tie them up, vines get…

Welcome to the ultimate guide on growing pumpkins vertically, an innovative technique that allows you to maximize space and yield in small areas. Whether you have a tiny backyard, a balcony, or a limited gardening area, growing pumpkins vertically on trellises can transform your gardening experience. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through

Guide to growing pumpkins from seeds - Everything you need to know from planting to caring for your pumpkins to harvesting & storing

There's more to summer squash than zucchini! Learn about the different shapes, colors, and tastes available from this list of summer squash ideas to add variety to your garden.

Different types of Winter Squash or Pumpkins or Kaddu :) #Superfood

PawPaw Ridge Homestead on Instagram: "People wanted more about the squash tree. Here you go! Just a plain old squash trained to go vertical. #garden #gardening #gardentips #homestead #homesteading #homesteadlife #farm #farming #farmlife #foodie #farmtotable #permaculture #vegetables"

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Squash and pumpkins are among the most popular and productive warm- season vegetables in Louisiana.

This is the garden at the back of our property by the lake. Last year was our 2nd time trying Potatoes here and we failed. We only got as much potatoes as we put in seed. This year we are trying the Three Sisters Garden which is a native amerian garden using Pumpkin/Squash, Corn and Beans. As well as some sunflowers and Marigolds for color.

Companions plants for Squash Zucchini and summer squash are great companions for a variety of plants. Some flowers and herbs can be mixed in with the squash plants, while others should be planted around the edge of the squash plot to repel pests. Nasturtiums and marigolds are two edible flowers that can also be planted… Best Companion plants for Squash: What to Plant & What to Avoid

Patti Rother | Enchanted Gardens CO on Instagram: "First time trying a pumpkin arch. We’ve had these tall stock tanks for years and decided we’d put them together to create an arch that leads into the children’s garden and play area. We lined it up with this lovely wooden arch my wife built for the grapes to climb. We planted a few seedlings and then tucked in some seeds as well! Once everything starts popping up, we will fill it all in with flowers and herbs too. I’m so excited…

If you're growing pumpkins, you'll need to know when to prune the vigorous vines. Learn how to trim your pumpkin vines now on Gardener's Path.

British gardening expert Monty Don has shared his advice for growing squash. He advises those who have sandy or chalk soil, or live in an area of low rainfall to use alot of compost or manure.

Ashley Turner BCDHH on Instagram: "As we were planning our garden this spring, a video of a cattle panel garden popped up on my Pinterest feed. Having grown squash for many years that resulted in a stress-inducing chaotic tangle of tendrils, leaves, and squash; @drkevinturner and I quickly put the idea to action. We purchased 10 cattle panels and secured them over on of the main garden walkways with cedar stakes. We chose cedar stakes rather than metal stakes because aesthetics are important…