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Straw Bale Gardening

Straw Bale Gardening is a great way to enjoy gardening – no matter where you live! It is the perfect low-maintenance way to enjoy fresh vegetables all summer long. Here is a look at all of our top Straw Bale Gardening Articles below:

How To Grow Cucumbers In Straw Bales – The Best Way To Grow Cucumbers Ever!

When it comes to the easiest, most productive and best method to grow an incredible harvest of cucumbers, you simply can't beat growing cucumbers in straw bales. What started out as an experiment a few years back has now officially become the only way we now grow our cucumber plants. Seriously, for us, it can't…

How To Grow Zucchini In Straw Bales – Get Ready For A Big Harvest!

If you are looking for an amazingly simple way to grow a bumper crop of zucchini this year, you need to try growing zucchini plants in straw bales! Not only are zucchini easy to plant and maintain in bales, the elevated growing area makes harvesting a breeze. Even better, weeds and weeding chores all but…

Growing Food Without A Garden – 3 Great Ways To Grow In Small Spaces!

Yes, you really can grow your own fresh food - even if you happen to live in a small space! Contrary to what many believe, you don't need a huge backyard or a big garden to grow fresh vegetables. In fact, you hardly need any space at all. Our experimental 5 Gallon Bucket Planter Box…

How To Grow Vegetables In Straw Bales – 6 Big Secrets To Success!

Growing vegetables in straw bales is an easy, low-maintenance method to grow nearly any vegetables anywhere. Especially if you don't have access to wide open garden space! Finding the space and time to plant a vegetable garden can be a challenge for many. Whether living in an small urban home with limited outdoor space, or…

Creating A Gorgeous Straw Bale Garden – With Only Straw Bales & Pallets

Growing a garden in straw bale garden crates is a perfect solution for those short on space, good soil, or time. Not only are they a wonderfully simple way to grow, they are easy to make. And, best of all, they can be made easily from 2x4's, or free from pallets! There is no doubt…