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StackerKen | 10-19-2008 11:17 AM
lasagna garden We're Making a lasagna garden. I sure some of you know what that it is. and some of you could guess. Or you could Google it. More details and Pictures soon................ :5_1_120:

JJ_ | 10-19-2008 09:41 PM
Re: lasagna garden ok... i've got a guess and all its doing is makin me hungry :biggrin:

TechGuy | 10-19-2008 09:45 PM
Re: lasagna garden Quote:
Originally Posted by traderken (Post 1367146) We're Making a lasagna garden. I sure some of you know what that it is. and some of you could guess. Or you could Google it. More details and Pictures soon................ :5_1_120:
Never seen anyone plant a cow with intentions of eating it later.. Let us know how that turns out.

ozarkbilly | 10-20-2008 02:11 PM
Re: lasagna garden Now you're talking! If its your first one, make those layers nice and thick. MUCH thicker than you would think they need to be, like 2'-3' total height if you have the materials. Mine typically consist of a double layer of cardboard on the grass, wood mulch, leaves, used coffee grounds, horse/cow/rabbit crap, veggies past their prime (great use of rounded-up jack o lanterns), etc. Top layer of mine is always another thick cover of wood mulch, mainly for aesthetics. Pile it up and let it rot!

StackerKen | 10-20-2008 10:31 PM
Re: lasagna garden Hey Billy! Thanks for the Tips! Jack o Lanterns!!! Gonna round up some of those on the 1st. for the other 3 gardens we have framed and ready to fill. He have a Horse and a Goat...providing the manure. Wondering about the chickens though (not sure)

nub | 10-20-2008 10:49 PM
Re: lasagna garden How long before it's RIPE for planting?.......do you have to water it ?

mnfarmer | 10-20-2008 11:09 PM
Re: lasagna garden Quote:
Originally Posted by traderken (Post 1369581) He have a Horse and a Goat...providing the manure. Wondering about the chickens though (not sure)
Chicken manure is some of the best you will find. Pretty strong stuff though... don't overdue it or you will "burn up" your garden!

PlaysWithFire | 10-21-2008 03:53 AM
Re: lasagna garden Quote:
Originally Posted by nub (Post 1369607) How long before it's RIPE for planting?.......do you have to water it ?
You can plant in it right away....and yes, you have to water it. :yes:

StackerKen | 10-21-2008 06:46 AM
Re: lasagna garden Playswithfire; Can you show us some pictures?

nub | 10-21-2008 09:06 AM
Re: lasagna garden Quote:
Originally Posted by PlaysWithFire (Post 1369827) You can plant in it right away....and yes, you have to water it. :yes:
Thanks PWF....what I meant was do you have to water it to make it turn to mulch before you plant and how long it would be before one could plant (I should have asked the question like this in the first place LOL) But you answered the basic part of my ill written question .....I'm starting to understand

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