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Re: Wall 'o Water

I've been using them for my tomato plants for years.  Have had huge success.  I
used to live in CT and would set out my seedlings in early April (most people
waited to mid-May).  I've had red Toms by end of June or early July.  The plants
were extremely healthy and you never have to worry about the weather.

As far as size goes, my WoW's are alittle bigger than a square foot, but with
alittle maneuvering, I could fit four in the back row af a 4x4 garden.  Forgot
were I got 'em.  Maybe a Park's catalog?  I do remember they were marketed in
packs of 3 for around $10.00.

I'm now living in PA and am trying them out on a pepper plant.  I'm hoping for
similar results.

Good luck,
Dave - Downingtown, PA  (Frost last night - Will the basil survive?)

On Thu, 8 May 1997, Judy Cosler <jcosler@mindspring.com> wrote:
>Has anybody used WoW in the sqft garden?  First, let me say that I
>have meticulously marked off sq ft sections with twine.  I know not
>everybody agrees with this, but it satisfies my need for order
>(otherwise missing in my life?)!  Anyway, that confessed, I happily
>ordered 12!! WoWs (sold in packs of 6 by this outfit).  For some
>reason, I just assumed they would be the right size.  Well, I tried 2
>of them.  They are almost 2x2' plus I had a lot of trouble getting
>them to stand up in the squares.  And, they were blocking light from
>the squares behind them.  Anybody have any success with them in sqft?
>TIA, Judy (zone 7)
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