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  1. 09-11-2007 11:31 PM #1
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    I am interested in purchasing an Earthbox to grow a few organic items. Does anyone currently use them? Do you like them? Are they worth the money? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!
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    I love them! I have five of them. One has lettuce and tomatoes in it. One has tomatoes and parsley in it. One has onions and lemon cucumbers. The last two have onions and peppers. I am growing several kinds of peppers and onions.

    I do not do mine like they say and use only the perimiter. I plant in the middle as well. This means I must be sure to water the middle as well as using the tube on the end.

    I have also gotten two years use out of the covers. You can do this if you are careful and if you do not have severe weather where you are at. Here in WA, our weather is usually pretty mild.

    Mine are on my deck. I didn't want to dig up the yard to put in a garden. And I am disabled so I can't bend over very easily. These are perfect for me.
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    Hey Julie~
    Thanks for the info...I've been looking at those for years...sounds good!
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