I would think planting through landscape cloth would be very labour intensive and costly, even if you reuse it. Has your friend considered mulching between rows with straw? It can be collected in autumn and composted with manure. It would also reduce water requirements.Good Afternoon!
This morning I started with GLP Westminster in an Apple Diplomat and a moka pot of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee. I was texting with a friend and researching vegetable gardening using landscape cloth. I was going to let him do some gardening here but he's lost without the plastic "cloth!" After a shower, trip to the grocery store and afternoon chores I'm enjoying GLP Kensington in a Pride and a cup of fresh pour over Ethiopian coffee.
Honestly I haven't seen that channel yet, but thanks for sharing! Definitely going to check it out now.Looks great. Do you ever watch YT Knife Chats with Tobias?
Thanks. I think the color works, too. I prefer smooth in Canadian/Lumberman/Liverpool styles, too. This one was a gift from a friend who tired of dealing with the twin bore bit. The others he gave me are all smooth like this Sasieni "Canadian".So much for last pipe of the day ... I decided to try the Smooth Black and Gold Cavendish in the Cobbler, too. In for a penny ...
@JimInks That's a really nice looking Canadian. I usually prefer them to have a smooth finish and Lumbermans to be roughened, but the mellow stain colour really works for this finish combination.
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