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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    I'll check out the thread over on Daves garden. Starting tomorrow I'm planting Ameila, Bella Rosa, Krista and Fletcher. The Fletchers are from the...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Apr 29, 2011 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Hi all! Starting my 4th year of strawbaling and excited to get rolling! My bales are out and we are in the process of prepping. I do want to...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Apr 28, 2011 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Got my last tomato last week, they did fine all summer. Because they didn't get enough sun they produced slow and steady. I wasn't ever...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Oct 16, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    I'm hoping the varieties I planted taste good, I've heard the flavor is not as good on the hybrid and virus resistant ones. I was afraid to plant...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Jun 25, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Oh you lucky duck, no ripe ones for me yet, just plenty of cherry right now. Can't wait for the 1st vine ripened one!! mmmm
    Post by: Lantanalane, Jun 24, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    My peppers are doing terrible, stunted, and very few peppers. When I say stunted, I mean they are maybe ft tall. Never had any that looked like...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Jun 23, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Rick You have vine borers. If you slit the stem where all the saw dust is you will probably find a white grub looking insect. Last week after...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Jun 19, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Found three pumpkin plants today with the vine borer inside the stem. Read you can put panty hose around the vine where it comes out of the...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Jun 14, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    I'm still chasing fire ants....from one raised bed to another
    Post by: Lantanalane, Jun 5, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Thanks Craig, I'll pick some up and give it a go!
    Post by: Lantanalane, May 22, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Has anyone... gotten fireants in their bales yet. I discovered one last week and 2 more this week..I am so aggravated. I suppose I will be...
    Post by: Lantanalane, May 21, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    I bought mine on Thrus. from a local roadside farm. Along with Bella Rosa, Amelia, and Crista I also got some called Fletcher which have been...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Apr 10, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Kent, There's a guy in Smithfield who is selling wheat bales for $2 if anyone is close by there. Found him on Craigslist. Meant to ask you...
    Post by: Lantanalane, Mar 13, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    Got my bales! But I had to pay $4.25 a bale. Highway robbery!!!!
    Post by: Lantanalane, Mar 13, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group
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    Strawbale Gardening - no weeding, no hoeing, no tilling

    I second that! 100% easiest way I've grown tomatoes in years. I'm hooked!
    Post by: Lantanalane, Mar 11, 2010 in forum: Discussion Group