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BYU Broadcasting | HomeGrownFIND A TALKPROGRAMS A-ZHOW TO SUPPORTBYU WEEKLYGENERALAboutContact UsBYU Devotionals &ForumsPodcastsEmploymentFarnsworth SocietyIn ProductionStoreSportsFEATUREDBYU Education WeekDoctrine & CovenantsGeneral ConferenceInsights Into IsaiahOld TestamentTabernacle TourTotal Body WorkoutTrue BlueEPISODEPRODUCTIONHOMEINFORMATIONINFORMATIONHow to Plan and Plant a GardenLearn how to plan and plant a vegetable garden from selecting just the right vegetables to startingyour own transplants indoors. Also, get some special tips on planning so you can cultivate your bestgarden yet.Featured Expert:Frank WilliamsProfessor of Plant & Animal Science, Brigham YoungUniversityFUNDING PROVIDED BYFUNDING PROVIDED BYFeatured Guest:John FossFEATURED LINKJohn Foss only moved into his Bungalow 3 years agobut he immediately drew a plan for the garden.Though space is limited the garden has won a secondprize for "best created garden."Featured Guest:Graham HensonGraham Henson practices succession planting tomaximize the space in his English backyard. Some ofhis vegetables, the tomatoes, potatoes, and carrots,are grown in buckets.Click on a topic below to view additional information.Planning A Vegetable GardenWhat Do You Want To Grow?Factors In PlanningSketch A PlanPlanting The GardenCool and Warm Seasons CropsTransplantsCrop Rotation and Succession PlantingGardening JournalsView Transcripthttp://www.byub.org/homegrown/episodes/plant_garden.asp (1 of 2)10/31/2007 1:09:25 PM
BYU Broadcasting | HomeGrownQUESTIONS OR COMMENTS?PRINT PAGE | SEND TO A FRIEND© 1994-2007 BYU Broadcasting. All Rights Reserved. Privacy PolicyA Division of The College of Fine Arts and Communications, Brigham Young University.Employment Information | EEO Public File Report (06-07) | (05-06)http://www.byub.org/homegrown/episodes/plant_garden.asp (2 of 2)10/31/2007 1:09:25 PM
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