Website review: Three Sisters Garden -
ar0cketman discovered this in Gardening
•15 reviews since Apr 9, 2008
gardening, garden, corn
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avalentinephoto rated 7 days ago- I am so going to try this idea next year!
- scotte34 rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "What is a Three Sisters Garden? It is an ancient method of gardening using an intercropping system which grows corn, beans, and squash crops simultaneously in the same growing area that is typically a rounded mound of soil, often called a hill. "
- yobaba rated 3 months ago
- What is a Three Sisters Garden? It is an ancient method of gardening using an inter-cropping system which grows corn, beans, and squash crops simultaneously in the same growing area that is typically a rounded mound of soil, often called a hill. OR ... it is a way to make something positive out of the pitchers' mound up at Safeco. It's for doggone sure the Ms can't pitch from the thing.
- kibisis rated 3 months ago
- Will be trying this next year.
- toriahennesey rated 3 months ago
- Calling it 3 sisters is faggy, but this is a solid idea and Im starting it down the allotments this weekend.
- terrie212 rated 3 months ago
- interesting...hmmmm
- glenn321 rated 3 months ago
- i've always thought this was a great way to maximize space in a garden
- mld4165 rated 3 months ago
- great way to maximize space, but these three crops would require quite a bit of soil amendment.
