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A “French Breakfast” radish from last year
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Buy Diazepam Uk 2Mg I learned the hard way that, if I don’t install the row cover, the birds and squirrels are just waiting for me to go inside so they can enjoy the all you can eat buffet of seeds I have just planted for them!
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Hey Lil! Have you ever tried growing potatoes in a container(like a trash can)? I keep reading about it and might try it this year.
Hi Jo! I have read about growing potatoes in containers as well, but never tried it. This is only the second time I have planted potatoes, and both times I just put them directly in the raised bed. I like the idea though. It seems like it would make it super easy for mounding the soil and then just dumping them out when they are ready to be harvested. I think Flower has grown potatoes in containers. She is in France right now, but when she gets back, I’ll see if she can write a post about it!