Quick little tip....Planting pots into soil

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  1. Kimberly

    Kimberly Seedling

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    I'm new so this may have already been said but I haven't found it!!! :D I have some soil troubles and my neighbor recomended just digging a whole and keeping everything in pots!! She said it is also a great thing for renters because they can take there plants with them...just pull up the pot and fill in!!! So I thought I would share!!! :D
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Thanks Kimberly - great tip. :D I do that with invasive plants like mint as it stops it from choking my other plants. 8)
     
  4. Kimberly

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    Now that's a great idea!!! I can't wait to get my hands on some mint!!! :D
     
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    dooley Super Garden Turtle

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    I plant a lot of things in pots. This soil isn't too great and I have a big walnut tree down by the garden. You can't grow too much under a walnut tree. It also saves a lot by watering pots and not the whole yard and garden. I am making a herb garden though. Dooley
     



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  6. Kimberly

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    I didn't think about how much it would save on water!!! Woohoo...even better!! :D
     
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    Thats a great tip, we are heading for a hosepipe ban here and im worried im going to lose some plants. :cry:
     
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    i love bugs The Weatherman of Craggy Island

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    :D I've been cheating like this for years . I raise a lot of my plants out around the back garden , and plant them in the soil in the pots when they come into flower , then replace them with fresh ones when they cease flowering . 8) Bugs
     
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    wow, so you always have flowers!! thats another great idea, my garden is going to have the best year ever with all these tips! thanks for that. :D
     
  10. Kimberly

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    Wow Bugs great tip!!!! You guys are just booming with wonderful ideas....I love it!!!! :D
     
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    I agree, these are wonderful ideas.

    Colleges often do this so that their grounds always have flowers blooming during growing season.
     
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    i haven't tried any of those, so now ideas just keep poping on my head like corns. :idea: thanks! :D
     
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    I was going to plant some mint in the ground. Love the smell of it. Forgot that it take over the garden. So this is a great idea. Thanks all. :D
     

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