Re: Tabletop Gardening

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• Subject: Re: Tabletop Gardening
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• Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1999 11:37:30 EST

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In a message dated 99-03-02 09:51:02 EST, lspringer61@hotmail.com writes:

<< 
 What I am considering is getting a few rubbermaid type containers
 (the storage sort), filling them with soil and placing them on my patio 
 table. They would sort of resemble blocks in my real garden, so spacing 
 carrots, spinach, and radishes would be pretty easy.  Any thoughts or 
 suggestions? I am also looking to container garden, and if anyone has  
 recommendations for INEXPENSIVE containers for tomatoes, cukes, etc, I'd 
 appreciate them!  Thanks!
  >>
Hint one..don't forget to drill drainage holes
hint two..for cheap(sometimes even free containers..go to your local
drycleaners..we got a bunch of huge containers(@1 1/2ft x 2fthigh)..they only
charged us $.50 each!!
be soure to wash them CAREFULLY...also check at schools/hospitals/restaurants
for large containers..
Margaret
zone 6ish//MD


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