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Feb 14, 2013 8:29 PM CST
Name: Tracy
Azalea Oregon (Zone 8a)
Dog Lover Farmer Region: Oregon Organic Gardener Vegetable Grower
I have been 'straw bale gardening my vegetables goin' on 5 yrs now and love it ,,,,,,,,,,, I leave enough room between rows to mow and pullin' weeds has never been easier..... I've found my bales for this yr ( finding GOOD straw in my part of the state is tough ( unless, of course, you don't mind payin' 16.00 a bale Blinking ! Yikes! I pay about 3.00 for big 4' bales)... I've got some pictures from past gardens

Took some pictures last yr at the 'start' ...... I 'weave' soaker hoses on the bales and use old short pieces to 'bridge' the rows
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This is from 2010, didn't like the 's' formation, was forever having to 'circle' around to get to the other side, the pink flagging on top are my 'plant markers' ( married to a forestor, we have LOTS of flagging Big Grin )


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