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Re: Square foot dividers

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Annie Sargent wrote:
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> > I need something to mark off the square feet in my square foot garden.
> > would cheap vinyl flooring cut into half-inch widths would work well?
> > Is there something that is cheaper/better/longer lasting?  Thank you
> > in advance for all replies.
> 
> I use vinyl rope (1/4" thick) held by screws. Before planting I tilled one
> square at a time and my rope is good to go for another few years. Works well
> for me, but they vinyl flooring sounds like it could work too.
> 
> I've got radishes and parsnips sprouting! However, despite considerable
> staring, the peas and lettuces are not doing much for me. I'm
> disappointed!!! How long do these things take to come up anyway? They've
> been in the ground 10 days now and the weather has been quite nice (50s-60s
> highs, 40s lows). Do I give up and start over with new peas? Thanks.
> 
> Annie Sargent in Utah
> annie@esargent.org
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   Your seed packets may give the days to sprout.  Lacking that I would
wait at least two weeks total. If your radishes and parsnips are doing
OK then the other seed will sprout.  The chances that all the seeds will
fail are enormous.  Also I would doubt there is that much difference in
their growth environment.
-- 
   Jim allAn            One family photo has been added.  3/8/01
   Zone 5              
   New York U.S.A.     
   200+ miles NW. of  
   New York city
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   to see my garden.

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