Homely CapersMoon Planting Experiment
Having a Degree in Applied Science, you can understand
that I am quite interested in experimenting with different ideas and seeing what results they yield.
After reading What to plant in September on Aussie Organic Gardening I’ve decided to experiment with Moon Gardening.
Hypothesis: To test if Dwarf Beans planted in the Last Quarter phase perform any differently to those planted in the New Moon phase.
Moon Planting sounds a little like mumbo jumbo, but I’m willing to start to work by it for a while to see if I get any better results. If anything, the cyclic nature of it will keep me on my toes and planting new things regularly.
For some further info, check out Traditional Moon Planting.
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My name is Ben, and I'm a self confessed gardenoholic. My other interests include growing plants, looking at plants, drinking coffee and taking the odd photo. My wife thinks I'm mad, but is getting into the whole garden thing, possibly going mad as well. In my spare time I'm a geologist (must be something about dirt and rocks...)- Get me on Twitter
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This looks like a very interesting experiment and I’m keen to see the results! My parents are old school gardeners and swear by moon planting. Can’t wait for more updates.