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Gardening

shraby

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9. Hard to do when they broadcast most of their seeds, then tend to plant in between what comes up.

Reply to tru (Reply #8)

Tue Apr 24, 2012, 09:15 AM

Apr 2012

Only one plants stuff in rows. I'm going to advise them to plant the tall stuff on the ends of their plots so the tall stuff won't keep the water from the smaller plants on the other side of them.

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We let 4 ladies each have a large plot for gardens each year. Here is what theirs looked like [View all] shraby Apr 2012 OP

that looks like a very productive garden zeemike Apr 2012 #1

They like to plant early, so the area is already tilled up for them (and also on our side) shraby Apr 2012 #2

Woah! Way cool! kr OffWithTheirHeads Apr 2012 #3

It is very kind of you to share land for gardens Curmudgeoness Apr 2012 #4

They know enough English and they sometimes bring a daughter with them and the shraby Apr 2012 #5

Good people always find a way to pay you back. Curmudgeoness Apr 2012 #6

We're just hoping the well point will give enough water this year..we had a pretty dry winter with shraby Apr 2012 #7

drip irrigation and mulching. n/t tru Apr 2012 #8

Hard to do when they broadcast most of their seeds, then tend to plant in between what comes up. shraby Apr 2012 #9

Soil looks like S.E. coastal area. HopeHoops Apr 2012 #10

It's Manitowoc Wisconsin area right about a block from Lake Michigan. shraby Apr 2012 #11

Oh yeah. I got a rental car stuck in that kind of sand. HopeHoops Apr 2012 #12

Sand is a bad thing to get stuck in. Easy to dig your way in deeper instead of out. shraby Apr 2012 #13

Yeah and it was a LOOONNNGGG walk back to civilization to look for a tow truck. HopeHoops Apr 2012 #14