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ABOUT THE AUTHOR, veggie592002
My wife, Brenda, & I are vegan. We are workng toward growing most of our own food. I'm an Organic Master Gardener. Brenda does wonderful things in the kitchen with what we grow.
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FletcherFamily
Watch out for slugs.
veggie592002
Will do.
Jessica Still
Wow. I hope you will share photos later in the season too. What kind of plastic do you use for the cover? and how long does it last? What is your climate? I am thinking of wear on the plastic cover from freezing, sun, heat & wind. We're in the central mountains of Idaho with plenty of those ...
veggie592002
6 mil UV resistant. It should last 4-5 years. We used "wiggle wire" to secure it.
SunnyBlooms
Is that cardboard in your walkways? It looks like your hard work is going to pay off BIG time!
veggie592002
Good guess! I work at a grocery store & can get lots of free cardboard.

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