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“There is a sense of pride in growing your own food,” said George Biedenbach, who has raised gardens as a hobby throughout his life. “One of the main lessons to learn in life is: Instead of expecting the world to take care of you,

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From a street view, the Biedenbachs appear to live in an attractive, ordinary house in the heart of Palm Coast. Yet tucked past the luscious green lawn and behind a picket fence is an impressive display of fresh produce.

The family of four has been growing fruits and veggies at the house for the past two years.

Growing up, Biedenbach was always inclined to grow his own gardens, and eventually raise his own greenhouse in Baltimore, Maryland. He later received a bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Biol-

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Biedenbach and his wife, Amy, hope the experience of growing and maintaining a garden will help their kids to gain respect for the environment, as well as learn how to become self-sufficient.

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Therefore, there will be less of a chance that mildew and mold will grow and destroy the produce.

When the bed is built out of raised cinderblocks, the sun naturally heats up the thin, porous cement and will quickly dry the soil of excess moisture. n When the garden is placed in a raised bed, the cement, or tarp base will help control the soil content in the garden. During the planting seasons, the soil can be renewed, and the gardener can easily control the contents of the soil. n The structure remains temporary and can easily be moved to a new location in the yard.

This flexibility is also useful when trying to find the optimal place in the yard that will allow the plants to receive the most hours of direct sunlight. n The concrete blocks used to create the raised bed are relatively affordable, and can be used for more than one purpose. The hollowed center of each block can be used as a small planter for other plant species, creating an attractive border for the garden. n The raised bed can be built to whatever height necessary.

For example, the garden can be built up to table height so it can be accessed by wheelchair bound people.

The Biedenbachs chose to grow their garden in raised beds so the structure can be easily moved, and the soil content can be easily controlled.

The garden produces on average a few pounds of produce every week during peak summer and winter seasons.

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In three, 4-by-8-foot raised garden beds, the family has raised a large variety of produce.

In the summer, they plant tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, Japanese eggplants and zucchini. Between September and February, they grow plants that can survive a cold spell, such as sweet potatoes, leafy greens, broccoli, onions and beets.

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Certain plants or plant combinations add extra zing to container gardens: n Large-leaved plants like palms and tropicals. n Ornamental grasses, including bamboo, add an extra dimension of movement in the breeze. n Hot color combinations also draw the eye and add interest.

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n Think big! The latest trend is to use large containers, and the larger, the better. For greatest impact, the container needs size, color or dramatic shape. n Incorporate small trellises, plant supports or small decorative objects to add height and drama to a container garden. n Sometimes you can increase the dramatic effect of a small container by simply placing it on a pedestal or otherwise elevating the container to bring it closer to eye level. n Groupings of containers create impressive displays. However, don’t use a hodge-podge of containers and plants.

Unify the grouping by using one or more of the following: same-shaped container in different sizes; same type of container (concrete, glazed pottery, fiberglass, etc.); same color of container; same dominant plant form in all containers (spiky plants or trailing plants); or same accent color in all containers. n Shady sites need brighter colors for impact. Colors under shade often appear more muted than in sunlight. n Use containers in garden beds to define or divide space, accent a garden border, or add color to a planting during its off-season. Container gardens can be permanent components of the garden or temporary accents used when needed. n Take advantage of the portability that containers allow. Rearranging containers creates a fresh composition. n It may be necessary to relocate containers with the season, that is, moving sun-loving plants out of shadows to sunnier environs as the days shorten, or moving containers with tender plants to protected corners during cold weather. n Remove tired container gardens.

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European Village Farmers Market: 54 vendors and counting Time to start shopping local: The European Village will host a farmers market every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. featuring a vast variety of fresh, locally produced and organic products.

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Amy Winter, Soraya Zapata and Nancy Larive enjoy a stroll through the farmers market together after a light lunch in European Village.

Cars were crammed into grassy nooks for overflow parking along Palm Harbor Parkway, as residents crowded European Village for the grand opening of what many believed to be Palm Coast’s first farmers market on Sunday, Feb. 14. The market boasted over 50 vendors, each selling handmade crafts and local produce.

The market organizer is Scott Campion, owner of the Cork & Pint bar in European Village.

“I started brainstorming with the city about a year and a half ago, for ways we could help revive the local businesses in Palm Coast,” Campion said. “My goal through implementing a farmers market in Palm Coast was to get people excited to shop local again. Eventually European Village stood out in my mind as the perfect venue to host a fresh market.”

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With the market in high demand, plans of expanding European Village’s parking are already being put in place.

“We have the capacity to grow the market to 80 vendors,” said head advertiser Heather Thompson, of HT Production Co. “Seeing the wonderful response from the community, it is likely that a parking expansion will be implemented sometime this year.”

Starting in the first week of April, over a dozen artist vendors will be invited to join the market.

The artists will be invited back for the first Sunday of every month.

“European Village is back on the map,” proclaimed Gail Wadsworth, the Flagler County Clerk of Court, as she gazed around at the masses of people enjoying their Sunday afternoon browsing through the community market.

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The farmers market will be held at European Village on every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.

“My goal through implementing a farmers market in Palm Coast was to get people excited to shop local,” said Market Coordinator Scott Campion, owner of Cork & Pint, in European Village.

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Right plant, right place JACQUE ESTES STAFF WRITER

To be a successful gardener, you have to know where you live — not just your address, but your soil type, weather conditions and how likely you are to suffer drought.

“Right plant, right place” is a mantra for those in the know.

The type of landscape that is right for you really depends on where you live, not only in the state, but in the county. Conditions vary from the west side of the county to the canals and the ocean.

“The first thing I would recommend, before planting, would be to come in and let us test your soil and water,” said Maxine Floyd, horticultural agent and master gardener coordinator at the Flagler County Extension Services.

Testing is free at the extension services office, and for those who live by the ocean, a salinity test can also be requested. Well water should be tested, but those watering with city water can get the results directly from their city, since that water is already tested on a regular basis.

Those who move to Florida thinking gardening is going to be effortless will soon find out differently. In many ways, Southern gardening has more variables, including salt water, excessive heat, cold, drought and high humidity.

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“People tend to over-water in the summer because they think it’s too hot, but with our high humidity, too much water will create more fungal and bug problems,” Floyd said. “With water, less is usually more.”

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