GMG's Friday Find! - It's a POP-UP Garden!

Last week's Friday find was all about planning your garden and this week's find is how to set one up...Quickly! Practically right out of the package...just add soil (and your favorite veggie seeds!)

The Little Acre® Raised Bed Garden Bag makes it quick, easy and affordable to grow an organic garden of veggies, herbs, berries and flowers just about anywhere!

NO Tilling - No Digging - NO Soil Amending - NO Tools

Simply  1. Open it up

 2. Fill it with soil

3. Plant & Watch it Grow

Description from their website...
•Can be set-up just about anywhere - apartments, condos, small back yards, patios, roof tops, urban/suburban settings.
•Can be used again next year! Leave out or fold up and put in the garage.
•Sturdy construction and completely self-supporting once filled with soil - holds a rectangular shape well.
•Cute design, light color reflects sunlight delicate plants will not over-heat.
•Sizes: 3’ X 4’ X 12” ("Original") and NEW for 2012: 2' X 3' X 8" (The Little Acre "Junior")!
•All this for a Suggested Retail of just $49.95 for The Original and $39.95 for The Junior!

So now the excuse "I hate digging and tilling" is no longer allowed! Got any other excuses? Let me know what they are and I will try to find a product to help you over those hurdles!

Now GO GET GROWING!!!!

-Karen
GMG

Off to Bed

The wind is whipping by and the snow banks are looming large...and all I can think about is building a raised bed.

As with most things, you will wish you made it bigger once it is done. 3 feet wide and 2 feet high are suggested for most gardeners who want to get started with a raised bed. But for serious folks, raised bed 4 feet wide and 10 or more feet long is just right.

I have my seeds (golden beets & purple carrots) my Organic Mechanics Premium Blend (www.organicmechanicsoil.com) -- all I need is the wood and nice weather!

Also Snow days have turned into get creative days. Check out the video below to see inside The Garden Media Group. And don't forget to leave a comment.

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