November 23, 2024

VIDEO: How To Make landscape fabric bed covers


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30 thoughts on “VIDEO: How To Make landscape fabric bed covers

  1. why didn't I watch this video 2 weeks ago, before I planted my onions. Cause I did 5 row of the 6 inch on center, an had 250' of the fabric here, but figured it was to much work cutting that many holes, this is by far the best way.

  2. How does the spring clamp attach to the end? It looks like the clamp is only around the can itself. What holds it to the device? Does the clamp cover both the can and the device?

  3. I really like this idea and it makes a lot of good sense. But I just have in the back of my mind the question of can we quantify the impact on the environmental impact with using these plastics? I'm thinking about an idea that Elliot Coleman spoke about but in relationship to plastic coverings on greenhouses and having to take them down and dispose of plastic products periodically. I am very interested in this method an we are trying it on our farm. I just subscribed and we are trying to get up to the 21st century here in Central Maine! Keep up the good work.

  4. Where do you buy this landscape fabric and silage tarps in Canada? I noticed Farmer's Friend doesn't ship the silage tarps to Canada. Also where do you get your impact sprinklers? Are you now using the wobblers instead?

  5. I'm wondering if you have a spacing chart that tells you what spacing to use and what size holes are necessary for each type of crop? How many templates did you make?
    I'm really interested in this idea. I'm so sick of weeds ruining my garden year after year. I got topsoil from another person in town here and the weeds that came with the soil are destroying my garden. I need to get this under control and fast.

  6. Is this giving off toxic vapors? I can't imagine that melted polpropylene is safe, but maybe it is? What are your thoughts?

  7. I've been going with Ruth Stout's "No Work Garden Book" approach, and it's been OK with lots and lots of mulch, but that does take some work to plant through. Was that also your experience with mulch, that led to developing this alternative?

    Thanks!

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