Vegetable Gardening in New England
Jan 11th, 2013 | By Julie C.New England with its rocky terrain, acidic soil, humid summers, and cold winters may seem like a challenging locale for vegetable gardening, but keep in mind that almost every early colonist home had a cottage vegetable garden that produced much of a family’s seasonal vegetables. Gardening Tips New England is famous for its rocky, acidic soil, but soil types actually vary considerably. Even within your own yard, you may have pockets of clay or sandy areas. A few soils are even alkaline instead of acidic. Vegetables prefer a soil pH between 6.5 and 7. Before
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