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Courtney Pruiett You just solved my biggest reason for not doing raises beds! What the hell do you type here FYI, sticks will limit root growth. Additionally, larger sticks will take YEARS to break down. Michael Scott Grandfather would use
Liz Lozon You have an inventive mind! Good job! Daniel Isaiah This really should work, especially with basil which I think that is what this is here. I’m curious to know if this works on mint? Ale-ien’s Brewery What an
my BulliPage Idea is good but looks like a patient is hanged there. Elizabeth Sansom Thank you for sharing your post what is that thing called and where can I buy one? Sangeetha. Ekkam Srinivas reddy Are they without roots
Theresa St. Amant I’m in hardiness zone 4b-5 and this is the second years I’ve grown indoors over winter. What I’m learning is that there are limits to what can be grown because of soil temperature. While air temperature is
The chosen growing medium is coconut coir. It’s free of pets and bugs. 1. Sun flower 2. Pea Shoot crazytosh If you’ve got space, grow a few of the seeds to maturity and get some more for next year! 1947dhammond
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#9 Red Fruit #8 Wanyi #7 Velvet apple #6 Calligonum junceum #5 Quince #4 Hog plum #3 Garambullo fruit #2 Noni fruit # 1 Chocolate pudding fruit What others said about these fruits ? Derry Berry 2435 Hog plum and
Wait!!! Have you read part 1 yet ? If not => check it out first Step by Step How To Attract Earthworms To Your Garden (Part 1) 3. Water soil 4. Don’t dig 5. Be organic 6. Worm shop What
6 Top Tips To Maintain Healthy Garden Soil For Earthworms #1 Test Soil #2 Prepare Soil What others said about raising earth worms… dennis labbe Years ago I started with 36 worms in October and by the end of May
Red Russian kale is the best for winter. It can thrive in winter, no problem. What other preppers said about them… PotatoSnail Garlic would be a good one! Easy to grow, great for adding flavor, and I’ve heard the smell