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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvZQcLhVaig by Straw Bale Garden Club . COM 21/2/22 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvZQcLhVaig by Straw Bale Garden Club . COM 21/2/22 YouTube] | ||
Joel Karsten from StrawBaleGardenClub.com explains how easy it is to plant a Straw Bale FLOWER Garden, and grow beautiful options by planting seeds or bulbs like dahlias or lilies. | Joel Karsten from StrawBaleGardenClub.com explains how easy it is to plant a Straw Bale FLOWER Garden, and grow beautiful options by planting seeds or bulbs like dahlias or lilies. | ||
Straw Bale Gardening allows you to grow an amazing harvest of vegetables, of course, but you can also add to the inside beauty of your home by setting up a Straw Bale Flower garden just to have a source for cut-flowers to display in a vase. | Straw Bale Gardening allows you to grow an amazing harvest of vegetables, of course, but you can also add to the inside beauty of your home by setting up a Straw Bale Flower garden just to have a source for cut-flowers to display in a vase. | ||
This method is especially helpful at the end of the growing season, because it's incredibly simple to gather your bulbs and store when outside temperatures are too cold to leave them in place. It's just like harvesting potatoes from a Straw Bale Garden; you cut the strings of your bale, and let the straw collapse out to the sides, and it's as simple as collecting the bulbs or tubers from the middle of the pile. Then you can use all of that nutrient-rich organic material to top off your planter pots, or even spread it on your lawn. | This method is especially helpful at the end of the growing season, because it's incredibly simple to gather your bulbs and store when outside temperatures are too cold to leave them in place. It's just like harvesting potatoes from a Straw Bale Garden; you cut the strings of your bale, and let the straw collapse out to the sides, and it's as simple as collecting the bulbs or tubers from the middle of the pile. Then you can use all of that nutrient-rich organic material to top off your planter pots, or even spread it on your lawn. | ||
Visit our primary website, StrawBaleGardenClub.com to find almost 100 free videos about Straw Bale Gardening, along with a forum where you can get answers to your questions directly from Joel Karsten himself, find invitations to our monthly online Community Chat events, and discover many more resources to help inspire and support you in your gardening efforts, (including BaleBuster® - our specially formulated All-in-One bale conditioning product for Straw Bale Gardeners). | Visit our primary website, StrawBaleGardenClub.com to find almost 100 free videos about Straw Bale Gardening, along with a forum where you can get answers to your questions directly from Joel Karsten himself, find invitations to our monthly online Community Chat events, and discover many more resources to help inspire and support you in your gardening efforts, (including BaleBuster® - our specially formulated All-in-One bale conditioning product for Straw Bale Gardeners). | ||
