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fred rosenberger wrote:ah... i see my confusion then.
The other issue that i see is what happens when it rains? the dug out troughs would quickly become cesspools of muck, gunk and crud.
wouldn't it?
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Bear Bibeault wrote:Raised beds make a lot of sense for my area -- I have one in which we planted shade/privacy trees rather than for gardening.
I live on a plateau that is basically a limestone block that was forced up along the Balcones fault. You dig down a few inches and you hit limestone. Lots and lots of limestone. If I were to try to plant directly, I generally need a pick-ax rather than a shovel.
At some point I plan to create some raised beds to grow tomatoes and chiles (and perhaps tomatillos). Right now, I do it (somewhat successfully) in large planters.
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fred rosenberger wrote:Where do these 'raised beds' come from? I'm envisioning basically a box on legs made out of lumber.
paul wheaton wrote:Like one big solid chunk of limestone?
Pat Farrell wrote:
fred rosenberger wrote:Where do these 'raised beds' come from? I'm envisioning basically a box on legs made out of lumber.
No, the term really means lay some railroad ties, or other walls on the dirt. Put more topsoil in the box.
Typically, they are raised only a few inches from the natural dirt level.
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Bear Bibeault wrote:
paul wheaton wrote:Like one big solid chunk of limestone?
Yup. Here's a terrain view of the plateau. Pretty much a block of limestone pushed up from below.
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paul wheaton wrote:Don't use railroad ties. .... The toxic gick
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