Re: potting bench with garbage disposal

Could be wrong, but I think an organic slurry from my potting bench would beneficial to almost everything growing at the plantation. But when I raised the idea in the parlor, it was summarily nixed. Have to figure out how to "trade" for it.



On Monday, June 28, 2004, at 08:08 PM, Patricia Dickson wrote:

Kitty,
On a garden tour one time I saw a potting bench fitted with a garbage
disposal... so that they could feed the worms faster. They kept a bucket
underneath. I have always thought that would be the ultimate in
composting fast.

Patricia


Kitty <kmrsy@comcast.net> wrote: 
...recycled chair frame in the shape of a funnel...
...hanging from a lg tree. Can you visualize this?
I can't, but..... 
...potting bench with a recycled kitchen sink
which drained underground to a runoff spot.
Now, this is a great idea!

Kitty

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In a message dated 6/27/04 8:38:05 PM, justme@prairieinet.net writes:

<< Chandeliers hanging from trees? >>

Donna, I didn't remember I told you that. I must tell you about a lg
hanging
container that was in one of the gardens this year. Don't know what they
were called but it was a recycled chair frame in the shape of a funnel. I
believe it was bamboo and must have been 4' in diameter. This was planted
and
hanging from a lg tree. Can you visualize this?
So cool. Also, he had a great potting bench with a recycled kitchen sink
which drained underground to a runoff spot.
Ceres

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