Re: Raised beds
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- Subject: Re: Raised beds
- From: R* <r*@TEXAS.NET>
- Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 16:39:58 -0500
- References: <199702252232.QAA22731@tgn2.tgn.net>
> >I think raised beds are for those that need them...here (Austin, Texas) > >our soil is so poor (LOTS of limestone, lots of rock, bad pH and > >texture), that it was really our only option. We tried 2 years to square > >foot garden in the ground (even though our neighbors across the street > >warned us that nothing would produce)and got maybe 2 zucchini for our > >efforts! We are hoping that this year (raised beds, special "garden" mix > >soil from a nursery) will be our year... > > > >Patricia > > > > Gardenville has the best compost, in my opinion. They have different grades and they'll deliver too. I started using it for everything last year - including all my raised beds and everything just grew so well! My salvias acvtually started to get invasive and I had to cut them all back mid-summer. You are right abt raised beds in Austin..whether it's limestone or black clay, they're the only way to go.
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