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Gardening

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4. Yes! You treat them for 12-18 days - adding a Nitrogen source and thoroughly watering...

Sun May 25, 2014, 10:56 PM

May 2014

they start to break down internally - you open up a seam and seat the plant into it - essentially a form of raised bed gardening.

so far, so good!

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One of my gardening projects this year - investigating straw bale gardening [View all] NRaleighLiberal May 2014 OP

Straw bales like THIS? elleng May 2014 #1

Sounds interesting, elleng May 2014 #6

As I do it, I am assembling some lists - NRaleighLiberal May 2014 #8

What are those bags that the tomatoes in front ar growing in? femmocrat Jun 2014 #12

Thank you! femmocrat Jun 2014 #14

How does this work? Do you use soil in them, fertilizer, compost, ???? uppityperson May 2014 #2

I am checking out several ways... NRaleighLiberal May 2014 #7

I tried this with spuds one year but it didn't work, need to try again. uppityperson May 2014 #9

I'm trying out hydroponics for some of the same reasons Major Nikon May 2014 #3

great! NRaleighLiberal May 2014 #5

It looks interesting Curmudgeoness May 2014 #10

So far, so good - two weeks in and things are growing well in them! NRaleighLiberal May 2014 #11

What a great idea laundry_queen Jun 2014 #15