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  • cdavisC cdavis

    GWG8541 your plants 🪴 are looking great 👍. I bet you can’t wait to get them in the ground. Good luck. I got pretty much all of mine planted. Just ready for the rest of it to come up. 20220425_105519.jpg 20220425_105539.jpg

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    cdavis Nice garden. You’re way ahead of me. Did plant parsnips and carrots but still too cold for anything else.

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    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

      GWG8541 The Rubbermaid’s have a threaded drain built in. I put landscape fabric in the bottom to cover the drain port, then added 4 inches of pea gravel, then another layer of landscape fabric, then the soil, and compost on top of that. They sat out all winter here in the NW and have never filled with water. I keep the cap on the drain slightly cracked.

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      johnsbrewhouse That trough idea looks great. I love the idea of not having to bend over to weed or harvest.

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        Folks, I need some gopher-proof raised bed idea help. So far johnsbrewhouse horse trough looks great, any other ideas?
        Gophers invaded my yard and totally destroyed it, went from nice grass to the surface of the moon. They ate all the roots and chewed all my irrigation lines, which have to work here un AZ. I had to turn off yard sprinklers and rerun all drip lines aboveground due to daily chew-leaks. I tried traps and kill stake traps, didn’t work. Just paid a guy $700 to come for 4 days and run carbon monoxide into their mounds, over 150 new or old mounds now. I think that worked. But I can’t plant in the ground anymore, so need ideas on easy good gopher proof raised planters. Thx!

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          Gopher proof raised beds? Raised bed with a lot of stone and concrete. They, as you know will tunnel everything. I’m building new raised beds now. Can someone tell me how to post a picture?

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            Gopher proof raised beds? Raised bed with a lot of stone and concrete. They, as you know will tunnel everything. I’m building new raised beds now. Can someone tell me how to post a picture?

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            scottfletcher to post pictures :
            Either click the white arrow in the blue box near the top of the screen
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            Or when replying click the icon all the way to the right
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                Thanks for the help. Now I just have to put my comments with the phots, lol.

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                  scottfletcher Looking good!!

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                    scottfletcher Nice work. Wishing I had that sort of room.

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                      scottfletcher are those Cedar boxes? They look nice. Now its fill time.

                      “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                        Yes, cedar. I have 6 more of these to build.

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                          scottfletcher that’s a great looking garden!

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                            scottfletcher Nice job with the cedar. I would have done wood as well, but the yard rats (moles) will tunnel under anything with an open bottom as well as a closed bottom. They don’t seem to like the plastic or the new traps.

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                              scottfletcher very nice

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                                Planted some peas to add to my container garden
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                                  Planted some peas to add to my container garden
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                                  Deepwoodsbutcher looking good fresh peas are just delicious.

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                                  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                    scottfletcher Nice job with the cedar. I would have done wood as well, but the yard rats (moles) will tunnel under anything with an open bottom as well as a closed bottom. They don’t seem to like the plastic or the new traps.

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                                    johnsbrewhouse 1/2 inch wire mesh

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                                      scottfletcher looks great 👍

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                                        Pro tip, invest in a couple drill augers to vastly reduce the time and effort it takes to plant a garden. You’ll be thanking me once you do.
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                                        Tex_77 said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:

                                        Pro tip, invest in a couple drill augers to vastly reduce the time and effort it takes to plant a garden. You’ll be thanking me once you do.
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                                        I want to reiterate these tools are the biggest time and effort saver ever!

                                        Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                                          I got all my peppers and tomatoes in today. Tomorrow ill finish up with Cucumbers, zucchini, water melon, yellow squash and cantaloupe!

                                          Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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