Joshua Siskin writes about Southern California gardens each week.
Alder waters everything via drip tubing with inline emitters. In his vegetable rows, emitter spacing is nine inches and around fruit trees the spacing is 12 inches although he avers that 18 inch spacing is also acceptable. Alder keeps meticulous notes of daily air temperature and amount of water applied so that he does not have to start from scratch each year in thinking about how much to water.
3. Alder germinates his vegetable seeds in tiny pots and then plants the sprouted seedlings in the ground . The container mix used for germinating his seeds is the same wood chip, poultry manure, and kitchen scrap compost – with coarse material filtered out – he uses as a top dressing around his plants. Upon removing the mix from his chicken coop, he does wait one month before using it in pots since fresh manure would interfere with development of his baby plants. This mix is also used in all of his larger containers, including the one-gallon containers where his strawberries grow.
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