got a bumpercrop of burlap bags

Heirloom gard · January 12, 2014

at the coffieshop. The staff on call usealy charges 50c for each but sense he knows me and we are sorta friends he let me get 12 for free. He even loaded them into my pca's car which was nice.

The dementions are at least 2 foot by 2 foot some bigger and the burlap is strong yet breathy. Cant wait for a great harvest this year!

ginger2778 · January 12, 2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by Heirloom gard

at the coffieshop. The staff on call usealy charges 50c for each but sense he knows me and we are sorta friends he let me get 12 for free. He even loaded them into my pca's car which was nice.

The dementions are at least 2 foot by 2 foot some bigger and the burlap is strong yet breathy. Cant wait for a great harvest this year!

Heirloom, how do you use them? ( I am an Earthbox gardener so I am clueless!)

Marsha

Heirloom gard · January 12, 2014

Basically what you do is fill up the bags with earth and plant either seed patatos or plants in the bag, fill them to about 1/3d full of dirt/ as they grow keep filing in more and more until bag is full and water well. when tops die back shake out burlap bags and reap harvest.

January 12, 2014	#1
Heirloom gard Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: St paul MN Posts: 73	got a bumpercrop of burlap bags at the coffieshop. The staff on call usealy charges 50c for each but sense he knows me and we are sorta friends he let me get 12 for free. He even loaded them into my pca's car which was nice. The dementions are at least 2 foot by 2 foot some bigger and the burlap is strong yet breathy. Cant wait for a great harvest this year!

January 12, 2014	#3
Heirloom gard Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: St paul MN Posts: 73	Basically what you do is fill up the bags with earth and plant either seed patatos or plants in the bag, fill them to about 1/3d full of dirt/ as they grow keep filing in more and more until bag is full and water well. when tops die back shake out burlap bags and reap harvest. Last edited by Heirloom gard; January 12, 2014 at 03:50 PM.