Added 6" of fresh compost and shredded hay to the the potato beds'n'bags today.
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Looks like it's no longer an experiment in sustainable living - it's a proven fact, as long as you get a bit of rain and .... the Grub Shack doesn't close up.
John...I agree with Dale...lookin' real good...What size are your grow bags for those potatoes?
Compost and Mulch, two essentials.
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