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New from West Texas
jjphoto 3/7/2010, 5:02 pm
Hi everyone! I'm in west Texas, near Lubbock and picked up the new SQF book in Barnes and Noble the other day. Built my boxes, grids, and prepared my soil yesterday. Dropped in some onions, leaf crops, radishes, etc.
I put four 4X4X6" boxes in my garden area. I had great success in gardening at the old house, but haven't the past few years at the new house. The area was used as a dog run by the previous owners, so I figured raised beds would be the best route to go... hence why the SQF book caught my eye the other day.
Gonna start looking around for rebar and conduit over the next couple of weeks. Looking forward to learning more from everyone here!
I put four 4X4X6" boxes in my garden area. I had great success in gardening at the old house, but haven't the past few years at the new house. The area was used as a dog run by the previous owners, so I figured raised beds would be the best route to go... hence why the SQF book caught my eye the other day.
Gonna start looking around for rebar and conduit over the next couple of weeks. Looking forward to learning more from everyone here!
jjphoto-
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Welcome JJ:
WardinWake 3/7/2010, 5:08 pm
Howdy JJ.
There are a number of folks who Square Foot Garden in Texas. Some are new to the method and some are experienced.
God Bless, and again Welcome. Ward.
There are a number of folks who Square Foot Garden in Texas. Some are new to the method and some are experienced.
God Bless, and again Welcome. Ward.
WardinWake
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Age : 71
Location : Wake, VA
Re: New from West Texas
mckr3441 3/7/2010, 7:44 pm
Hi,
Happy you joined us. You're going to love this SFG gardening. It's so productive and so little work!
Sounds like you have gone at it full steam ahead. You're not going to have to go to the green grocer for weeks!
We're still shoveling snow up here so planting is still quite a way off.
Check the forums often and get to know us. We do a lot of sharing here.
Happy you joined us. You're going to love this SFG gardening. It's so productive and so little work!
Sounds like you have gone at it full steam ahead. You're not going to have to go to the green grocer for weeks!
We're still shoveling snow up here so planting is still quite a way off.
Check the forums often and get to know us. We do a lot of sharing here.
mckr3441
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timwardell
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Welcome
SirTravers 3/7/2010, 8:20 pm
Welcome to the neighborhood. Sounds like you have a good start on your garden already. Have fun and remember to take pictures!
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Join date : 2010-03-01
Age : 48
Location : Hobbs New MExico, Zone 7A/7B
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