Bamboo planting!?
What is a barrier and how do you install it around your bamboo to keep it from spreading? Also, are there any health risks of having bamboo is your yard? It attracts birds that make alot of you know what and lots of birds can be very noisy. Bamboo can also fold down when in icy or snowy weather.
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I installed some bamboo this past fall at customers house. The place where I bought the bamboo sold me a long sheet of 3-4' tall plastic liner which I used to surround the planting bed. They also sold me flat pieces of metal which clamp together and connect the ends. They told me I would prevent 'running' bamboo (clumping bamboo does not require the barrier) from spreading into other area of the yard. If you run into ledge or other areas which can't be dug that deep, however, the plastic can be cut.
Bamboo can look very cool.
Good Luck
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is it possible to have a small garden in the winter in mn?
i have heard that is possible. that past winters it was not very cold and snowy.
where would it be located if it is possible?
would i have to put heat lamps up or those fake light lamps?
please explain your answer.
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What part of MN do you live in? If you are in the northern part - no; if you are in southern MN - maybe- you would need some type of greenhouse or sunroom.
Broccoli loves cool weather. If you have a greenhouse then you can grow anything that would do well in a container such as: tomatoes, peppers, onions, carrots, lettuce, etc.
*remember* plants that flower and then produce fruit or vegtables need to be pollinated (you will need some type of bug to accomplish this - butterfly, lady bugs, etc.)....(Answered by Lodiju) |
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Which herbs grow best indoors?
My friend lives in snowy NY and I would like to buy/set up an indoor herb garden for her. TIA
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Most people are either not reading the question or are choosing to misinterpret it. *sigh*
Chances are you will not find much in nurseries right now; they're focusing on Christmas. That means having to grow from seed, which is a whole separate question. You may even have a hard time finding herb seeds this time of year, and some herbs (like rosemary and bay) aren't grown from seed.
But to answer the question you asked: sage, thyme, oregano, parsley, savory, bay, all thrive indoors if given plenty of sun or bright light. Rosemary is a little dicier; it might be hard to ...(Answered by keepsondancing) |
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