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OT -- Any gardeners out there?
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One sorry Labrador
My chili did not suck. My wings either.
36" Blackstone - Greensboro!
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One sorry Labrador
My chili did not suck. My wings either.
Found these two systems, both are a bit big for my garden, but figured it was a good way to start. Feedback or suggestions?
https://www.grainger.com/search?nls=1&searchQuery=drip+irrigation
https://www.dripdepot.com/product/478d490075eb512997a60000
I've been doing this for years, so I have one of those hardware carry things with a handle on top with lots of little plastic drawers for screws, nails, etc. I keep my drip fittings in there, I keep a supply of several types of hose and I just cut and piece it together each year to adjust to what I have planted. Heavier flow tips for water hungry plants, lower flow for those that don't tolerate much water. When you're using drip, the time is the same for all plants, so you have to vary the flow at each plant to ensure they get the right amount of water.
It may sound complicated, but it's really not - you have a supply hose, you run smaller feeder hose off of that which terminate in a tip - some drip, some spray, some are adjustable flow, etc. In my raised beds, it looks like a fishbone - the supply line down the middle and each feeder line coming off of that to each plant.
Please email me at [email protected] and I am happy to help. It is easy to do and I can tell you exactly what you need and the best online resource to get it from.
You can also install ball valves in each bed to control how much flow you want. See my previous comment if anyone has questions.
One sorry Labrador
My chili did not suck. My wings either.
One sorry Labrador
My chili did not suck. My wings either.
We want to use them for: Sandwiches / Salads / Salsa.
Internet search is overwhelming . . you guys always bail me out!
In our area, there is a master gardener that you can ask. I bet it's the same where you are.
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http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/1000/pdf/1624.pdf
Thomasville, NC
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Gonna do this one square foot style. Tack down some cheap oak trim with finishing nails.
36" Blackstone - Greensboro!
pepper flakes. Baking sheet at 350 for 12 minutes. Plenty of variations and great treat
QUESTION: think my pot of cherry tomatoes (sweet millions) will be too close together? I read only one tomato plant per pot . . but I went ahead and planted all three of these together thining cherrys are smaller. Also, all three came together in one pot from the store). Appreciate all the help.