First, you dig a trench about as long as the transplant is tall. One end should be about where you want the tomato plant to exit the soil. The outer end should be dug deeper than the inner end(because it’s an angle, duh).
3 years agoCroftstone Acres Farm
We are a very small operation in Greenville, SC experiencing our first year. This year is all about learning. Plans are to eat or share the majority of what is produced and to sell any potential excesses. I hope to eventually be a multi-plot urban farm that provides extra income for my family and fresh, nutritious food for the families in Community with us. I also hope to create relationships, further knowledge, increase beauty, and glorify God through our farm and its radius of influence.
April 21, 2009
