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Wow, I'm delighted to find your spot on the net. At 69 I'm wondering if I should just support other hoop growers (I live in the bitterroot valley, south of Missoula) or invest in a hoop of my own. thanks for your encouragement.
ReplyDeleteWe have great luck with starting plants in Feb. outside with a double hoop, the inside one was a floating row cover.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing with our Pack in San Antonio how we can start a vegetable garden. The kids really enjoyed the presentation and the making of their own newspaper pots. Seeds are starting to sprout already, I'll email you pictures as the plants grow.
ReplyDeleteRene Rodriguez, Cub Scouts Pack 307, San Antonio TX.
We just discovered your message. It was so wonderful to hear from you and to hear that the kids enjoyed everything. We also enjoyed their enthusiasm. They are such nice children. We would enjoy seeing pictures if any of the plants continued to grow. We really enjoyed San Antonio and all the friendly people. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWayne and Connie