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My seed tape gardening |
On Monday, I worked on planting my cold crops. I took some time and planted my seed tape. This looked so easy because it was. Hubby and I prepared the box with composted horse manure and tilling it in.
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Radishes planted and watered |
I put the seed tape down. This was tricky part and if it doesn't work it's my fault. The directions state to dig a hole and plant the seeds and then cover with dirt. I didn't do this because the seeds are already cover and you really don't cover these seeds for them to grow.
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Prepared soil, added tape, cover |
I decided to try to lay the tape out and cover it with a little dirt. Then I watered it so it had more dirt on it. I did then cover it with window screens that we had. This will help it not blow away and keep birds and other animals out.
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Carrot seed tape planted and watered |
Have you ever used the seed tape? How has it worked for you? Any tips for me. Please let me know.
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