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2015 gardening season, day 1
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Re: 2015 gardening season, day 1
CitizenKate 4/19/2015, 8:57 pm
That is an interesting idea, Jimmy. I bet that would be great for pole beans, tomatoes, or maybe even corn?jimmy cee wrote:How interesting it may be to make a grid on top also, using as a top support for taller plants like tomato's.
If there were enough tall plants on each side they could counter balance each other so no stakes would be needed,,,
All that would need to be done is carefully lead the tops through the grids.
May be a little pricy, however once it's done, just like Mel's Mix...it's forever.
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