Nicole Johnsey BurkeFounder of Gardenary

Arugula is one of my favorite greens and it’s easy to grow ALLLL year long! #arugula #salad #garden

2 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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YouTube tutorial by Nicole Johnsey Burke demonstrating how to maintain a continuous, year‑round supply of arugula in a very small garden area. The creator shows a routine for sowing seeds across a 16‑square‑foot bed, seeding again between established plants, keeping plants well watered, and harvesting/clearing bolting plants about once every 30 days so new seedlings can take over.

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16 square feet.

Every 30 days (once a month).

August 2, 2024.

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Here's how to grow a non stop supply of arugula so you never have to buy it from the grocery store again. Just 16 square feet. You want to regularly plant arugula seeds, scatter them throughout this bed, and then harvest them regularly every single month. Even when you've got plants growing, you're going to come back and add a few extra seeds in between the growing plants just like this. You'll keep these well watered and then once a month you'll come and find the plants that are bolting, that are starting to go to seed. They'll come, cut them from the base, leave the roots intact, pull them from the garden like this, cook them up, and now you've made room for the next set of seeds to grow. If you keep this routine going every 30 days, you will have a non stop supply of the most delicious fresh arugula and never have to buy it from the grocery store again.

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