desertgirl
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Could someone tell me more about this? Sounds cool...
Straw Bale Gardening
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desertgirl
Garden Ornament
Thank you!
ironimagery
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Yes check that post there are pictures of some different designs. Mine is post # 9
Wow, my neighbor mentioned lasagna gardening to me, but was not going to try it. However, this strawbale gardening seems great!
I have a neighbor, who we get our goat hay from for nothing, has a LOT of bales that have been sitting out decaying for at least two years. How old is too old as I read that brand new is not good, you want some decay already. Obviously, these are not fit for animals to eat but might they grow a garden? I am not actually sure theya re still in bales though,. I will have to check.
I have a neighbor, who we get our goat hay from for nothing, has a LOT of bales that have been sitting out decaying for at least two years. How old is too old as I read that brand new is not good, you want some decay already. Obviously, these are not fit for animals to eat but might they grow a garden? I am not actually sure theya re still in bales though,. I will have to check.
ironimagery
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Chickchic From the little bit I have learned those bales you mentioned should be great if you can manage to get that stuff in place where ya want it.
