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Feb 15, 2013 3:41 PM CST
Name: Tracy
Azalea Oregon (Zone 8a)
Dog Lover Farmer Region: Oregon Organic Gardener Vegetable Grower
RickCorey said:I was also puzzled when I first saw it, even though I raked up a mountain of pine needles as a kid.

But eventually I learned:
pine STRAW = pine needles

I wonder if "rotten" straw bales would work?

I wonder if those huge circular bales would work, and how you would get at plants in the center.


'Rotten' bales is what you want nodding .... The reason I'm goin' to get my bales now, is to 'cook' 'em before planting time... I have 'eyeballed' those big 'uns myself, BUT, bein' 5' 3/16" (every little bit counts! Big Grin ) I haven't gone further than that... Do you know if I can post a link to that other thread? He explains it in detail very well (with LOTS of pictures, yay).......... If I can I will.
Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.

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