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From Seeds To Harvest!

This year I decided to grow my seedlings (from seed) indoors using my LettuceGrow Farmstand. Here’s the progress pictures below.

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“I use landscape fabric to cover the ground of my grow-bag garden for weed-control. I added a bench for relaxation and meditation. Communing with God in His creation brings peace, serenity, and rest.”

The fushia and purple hydrangea add a pop of color to the beautiful oasis.

Why Grow-Bag Gardening?

I stumbled upon grow bag gardening, not long after I had major surgery.   I wanted to grow my own produce without all the heavy lifting, tilling, and digging.  Grow Bags were the answer!  I was able to sit in a folding chair and perform my weekly maintenance and harvesting.  Grow bag gardening is super easy and super fun!

I have grown tomatoes, all kinds of peppers, cucumbers, green beans, zucchini, strawberries, cabbage, onions, garlic, and even CORN in my grow bags.  You can even grow WATERMELON! 

Grow bags have been gaining popularity over the last few years as more growers see the benefits of growing plants in fabric bags with air pruning and superior drainage capabilities.

They can also be used in place of garden beds in areas with poor soil quality.  Trees, flowers, and vegetables alike can be grown in fabric bags. They are versatile, inexpensive, and hold up to years of use. Most importantly, plants of all kinds thrive in them. There are several advantages to using grow bags. 

Healthier Root System – Encourages air pruning of roots rather than root circling.

• Temperature Control – Sheds excess heat through the breathable fabric, soil warms quicker in the spring.
• Prevents Over Watering – Excess water will percolate through the fabric material.
• Easy Storage – Can be folded up and stored with minimal space during the off season.
• Versatile – Can be easily moved or planted directly in the ground.

Purchase Your Bags & Plan Your Garden