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Column: What kinds of gardens work best on Guam?
Column: What kinds of gardens work best on Guam?
Column: What kinds of gardens work best on Guam?
5/12/2021
What kinds of gardens work best on Guam?
By Phoebe WallFor Pacific Daily News
In April, I covered the factors in choosing the best location for your garden. Now that you have decided where to put your garden, it’s time to select what type of garden you want. The type of garden depends on how much space you have, the condition of your soil, and the vegetables and fruits that you want to grow.
Read the full article in the Pacific Daily News (May 8, 2021).
Phoebe Wall is an extension associate at the UOG Cooperative Extension & Outreach with a bachelor’s in horticulture from Texas A&M University and a master’s in environmental science from the University of Guam. She writes a monthly column in the Pacific Daily News appearing in the Lifestyle section. She may be reached at (671) 735-2080 or pwall@triton.uog.edu.
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