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Re: Spacing Chile Peppers in Raised Beds
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- Subject: Re: Spacing Chile Peppers in Raised Beds
- From: "Islandman" islandman@islandman.com>
- Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 13:08:24 -0400
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jk:
I'm a chile fanatic. But I'm also growing a few interesting varieties of
tomatoes along with a ton of good pesto basil (Genova profumatissima). I'm
one of those oddballs who'd rather have a ton of a good thing than a little
of a lot ; )
Thanks for the input!
John
* * * * *
John A. Gasbarre
Vinalhaven Island, Maine USA
Maine Zone 27 / Coastal Knox County
44°04' N 68°50' W
USDA Zone 6
There is NEVER too much!
There is only NOT ENOUGH! --Pasquale, 'Big Night'
> >I understand that classic SFG consists of using boxes that are 'no wider
> >than 4 feet'.
> >I'm wondering if I can still successfully use the SFG approach if I
divide
> >each 8' box up into four 4' x 4' boxes, with a wide plank running
vertically
> >and horizontally down the middle of each 8' x 8' bed, so I won't ever be
> >walking directly on the soil.
>
> John, you sound like you're worrying unnecessarily about duplicating
> "classic SFG". There is nothing sacred about the four foot width; it is
> just the average for what most people can reach comfortably across. I
have
> beds and rows that are less and more. In fact, with a few carefully
placed
> stepping stones you could just keep your bed 8 by 8. There is nothing
> wrong with your two 3 by 3s. You could even just have one plank down the
> middle and have two 8 by 3s. That's probably the most efficient.
>
> >The layout would look something like this:
> >[P][P][P] [] [P][P][P] etc.
>
> That's a hell of a lot of chile peppers my friend! Not growing anything
> else? Chiles are nice to "tuck" into square foot openings.
>
> jk
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