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Aug 27, 2015 9:10 PM CST
Name: Becky
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I have rats, dogs, lots of birds, and more insects than I probably even know about. Not to mention the fungus and diseases. But I am going to try growing them during the Winter months again. That time frame was the only time I ever had success with edibles.

My herbs are in a vertical garden and most are still alive after 1+ years. I don't notice many issues with them unless I forget to water them. And my success that one Winter was when I grew the tomatoes in the buckets. NOT the ground. Earthboxes sound like the way to go here in Florida. Not ground crops. I don't know HOW the farmers here in Florida do it?!
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