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Re: How much time?


Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html

I spend about 10 minutes in my garden each night when I get home from
work.  Since my garden is fairly small, 5' x about 17', this is usually
enough time.  On the weekend, I sometimes spend 30 minutes to an hour;
but I end up looking for things to do in my garden, like cleaning off my
brick path or inspecting my plants.

I love mulch, because it keeps my weeds to a minimum.

-Michelle
 South Central PA - Zone 6

Erica Cathers wrote:

> Square Foot Gardening List -
> http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.htmlThis may seem an odd set of
> questions, but I'm trying to get more organized about my gardening now
> that my house is getting under control.  I'm wondering how much time
> you-all spend on gardening during the growing months, and how you
> divide it up.  If you run short of time or energy, what are the high
> priority things you feel you must absolutely keep up with.  What
> things do you feel you can safely put off?  Do you have a daily,
> weekly, monthly schedule that you follow?  The only thing I'm really
> being consistent about is doing a good watering once a week if there
> hasn't been rain.  And the veg bed and rest of yard show it.  Any
> advice welcomed. BTW, using a search engine, I found an article in
> American Demographics that said most gardeners (60%) spend about 5
> hours a week, and then more serious gardeners range up to 15 hours a
> week. (This includes lawn care.)  I wonder where Square Foot gardeners
> fall, since we are using time- and labor-saving
> methods. EricaNJ-6b-the one trying to grow Jenny Lind melons (only 2
> out of 8
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