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World's Most Diverse Urban Edible Garden - June Update
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World’s Most Diverse Urban Edible Garden – June Update



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9 Comments

  1. Tammy Weaver

    Fat Crow wants to be heard. I'm about mister 💩
    MISTER 💩 Poopy HIMSELF did it he came and to see you.. 💩.😉 But for real probably the neighbors dog right there's only so much you can do to keep the animals out of your yard you
    know I
    it is awful disgusting..

  5. Tim Stanley

    This is the opposite of "do one thing really really well". If he shocked if your melons grow well… You need really warm weather for a long season, not just July August and sept. Curious to see the next update! best of luck

  7. Heidi Karinen

    You can save water by adding some small rocks to the soil. It helps to moderate the temperature and so help to keep the soil more moist. (I got the tip from a master gardener.) Also covering the topsoil with something, like straw, will help to keep the moisture in better. Nice work you have done, and your enthusiasm is very inspiring! Thanks for showing your garden!

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