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Re: Seeking Wall-O-Water info...

At 06:22 PM 3/22/97 -0600, you wrote:
>Howdy hi,
>
>I purchased some Wall-O-Water plant protectors.  They will be used with
>tomato plants and eggplants.  I'm located in Lincoln, Nebraska.  The average
>date of the last spring freeze is April 30th.  The local planting guide
>suggests May 9th as the earliest normal planting date for tomatoes and
>eggplants.
>
>Does anyone have any sage advice regarding Wall-O-Water use?  Any good luck
>with them?  Any bad luck with them?  All help or suggestions will be
>appreciated!
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dennis
>
>*-*-*-Dennis L. Whitehead-*-*-*-*-*-ZONE 5-*-*-*-*-*-*
>    - Lincoln, Nebraska USA - dw00057@navix.net -
>     "Humor heightens our sense of survival and
>      preserves our sanity." -- Charlie Chaplin

Hi Dennis,

I have used Wall-O-Waters for about 5 years now. I also use them with
squash and cukes as well as eggplants and tomotoes. They work great when
used properly. You need to make sure you set them out full of water to warm
up prior to planting within them. I am also in zone 5, but last average
frost date here is May 7. I plan on setting my stuff out in Wall-Of-Waters
about two weeks prior to last frost date.

Dick Traylor, USDA Zone 5, Salt Lake City, Utah
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