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Re: garden placement

Hi holly
Please tell us your geographic location. This is always helpful, as
approaches to gardening vary by location.

On Wed, 19 Nov 97 17:41:00 PST "gladdis@netnitco.net"
<gladdis@netnitco.net> writes:
>Hi.   A couple of days ago I posted a very general note asking for 
>tips =
>and stuff about square foot gardening.  A very kind person e mailed me 
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>and said a lot of you were shy, and posted mostly to less general 
>notes. =
>
>
>Well, can I tell you that I am literally dumb when it comes to this 
>topic=
>, and would welcome any and all tips.
>
>Have you ever used a garden that most people use?  You know, the field 
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>type garden? That's what I came from and all I know.  I'm not sure if 
>fie=
>ld type is the correct word, that's all I can think of.  You know, one 
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>big square with lots of stuff in it.
>
>I need any and all tips.  What can you tell me about your first 
>attempts?
>
>Does anyone know if it matters if your garden is placed east to west, 
>or =
>north to south?  I thought I remembered reading it was better to place 
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>it north to south, but I have no clue if this was a tip out of the 
>wind, =
>or a tip that is worth considering.
>
>Please write me with any of your tips. Its winter, I have a new garden 
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>to plan and would love to converse with any and all gardeners who 
>share =
>my passion.  I will tell you that I garden out of necessity besides 
>enjoy=
>ment. I find it a great way to save on my grocery bill when I can up 
>the =
>tomotoes.
>
>Well, that's it for now.  I do hope that I have more properly 
>introduced =
>myself, and I hope to see some ideas.
>
>Holly
>gladdis@netnitco.net
>
>
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