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| Tidying up my shed at the weekend (built myself a nice new shelving rack I did!), and I found a coil of this stuff: http://www.polypipecivils.co.uk/pp_h..._frame_03.html I have about 10m of it left over from when we did the garden last year. It's about 100mm dia and as I say, in a coil about 5-10m long. I'll get to the point now... What I was thinking of doing, was cutting the coil up, into shorter lengths - say 200mm to form short "tubes". Then place these on the ground and pack them in slightly. Once my carrots (or other root veg) are at a stage where they need planting out, plant one in each of the tubes, therefore avoiding "stubbies" hopefully? Waddya reckon? Mad as a box of frogs? |
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| I used bits of piping (no ribs ) last year to grow leeks in and it did the job very well.
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| Old boy on one of our sites does exactly what you propose for his show carrots and parsnips. ![]()
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| Got home last night and set about making my carrot "sleeves", here's what I started with and ended up with.... And they're orange! How co-ordinated am I!? Thought you might like to see my new shelves too, I'm rather proud of them. Gives my babies a new sleeping place too. Courgettes need repotting now (must rememmber to take my vending cups home!!). |
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