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How to Turn Your Lawn into a Vegetable & Cut Flower Garden (Part 2)
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How to Turn Your Lawn into a Vegetable & Cut Flower Garden (Part 2)



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Come along as we finish this garden transformation and plant up the raised beds. I’ve got tons of planting tips to share with you as we add herbs, flowers, veggie seedlings, and seeds to the 4 raised beds in this brand-new garden space. If you’re curious how this garden is doing, stick around for the big reveal! We come back 3 weeks later to see how the garden’s growing.

We loved creating this garden space for our wonderful client Allison (plus all the butterflies and bees that have already visited her new flowers). I hope watching this garden transformation has inspired you to turn your own boring grass lawn into a kitchen garden, too! You can create a garden just like this, right where you live, and we’d love to help you! We can’t wait to see what you create!

🌼 Learn more about our planting method here: https://www.gardenary.com/gardenary-planting-method

🌻 If you missed the beginning of this installation, check out this video: https://youtu.be/GorHDl4eAZk

Let us know in the comments what kinds of questions you have about this complete garden transformation.

This year Allison got her garden; next year could be YOUR year! Join us at the Garden in 5 LIVE event on 1/11/2025. We’re going to talk about best practices for planning your 2025 garden, plus we will have giveaways, special guests, and lots of other fun stuff. Save your seat for free here: https://www.gardenary.com/garden-in-5-live

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  4. @LoriSavingWild

    Wondering why you said we are doing this for the experience, not the production. Most of your gardens provide alot of food. Is this one different?

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