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eleven3 says:
This is my first crack at a vegetable gardening - The onions and corn didn't really work out, but the tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, lettuce, pole beans, and various peppers came out great. Tomatoes on the left, peppers and pole beans in the center, peppers and corn on the right.
posted Sep 22
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eleven3 says:
Thanks! It's all kind of dying now - I will probably change the order a bit next year.
posted Sep 28
Jeanne says:
It is now August. I grew 4 tomato plants in my garden this past year.there was no vast harvest to mention I saw on television a little garden you can plant in your kitchen with no dirt and a little light on top. Looks like I could grow more with that. . My husband has plans for a fall garden. He really has no time but , time will tell. I will be back with more garden news later.
posted Aug 29
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Miller's says:
Has anyone tried using carpet as a weed blocker? I'm really hill billy sometimes and have used old rolls of carpet upside down to block the weeds. Seemed to work great last year! Any thoughts or suggestions on this concept? (p.s. you can read a little about this in my blog. I'm hoping to keep a regular entry on this topic.. Just to keep up to date on how it works-or doesn't work)
posted Apr 1
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Top 5 says:
We're spreading grass clippings inbetween our raised rows and adound larger plants, I'm hoping it works. Ofcourse you use what is convienient and available, I don't see we used carpeting wouln't be great!
posted May 21
Pollyanna says:
I read about it in a magazine a long time ago , I remember they used an oval braided rug then cut out rings in the oval to use as planting beds and step on the remaining rings. Looked cool. I think it was an herb garden.
posted May 30
eleven3 says:
Does anyone have experience with raised beds?
Filling the ones I built is going to be my weekend "away from the computer" project. I'm wondering if I need to add drainage with gravel or anything.
posted Mar 14
eleven3 says:
It's my first year too!
So, I am sorry I don't have any good tips. I'm in zone 7 (Portland, Oregon).
I have everything sprouting in little starters, but I have yet to put them in my big garden. I'm pretty excited though.
I will post pics soon.
posted Mar 9
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Top 5 says:
Eugene Oregon, second year garder and its nice to see stuff is starting to sprout up.
I love corn!
t5
posted May 22
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Jeanne says:
My husband asked for 7 yard of dirt!
posted Dec 11