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Got bricks?
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Got bricks?
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That makes my mouth water! I want to grow peaches, but the one time I tried, it got too much sunlight and burned. I think I should put it up against afternoon shade next time, like you have the house nearby. Very productive tree--there's hope for me!
No, just stacked.
did you use any mortar for your bricks or just stack them
What a beautiful hen house and coop! That is definitely one to be proud of. I'm interested in knowing how your grass is doing. I'd like to put grass under my chicken run/coop, and I wonder if the chickens will eat, scratch, and dig it down to dirt o…
Thanks, I like it, too. I bought it from Gordon's Feed & Seed (602) 276-8894 • 600 W. Broadway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85041. I believe this size cost around $100, though I can't remember exactly how much as it's been a while now.
10 X 10 X 6H dog run from Craigslist for $150.
great stock container....where'd you find yours? A steal? We're looking for a few.
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Thank you Johanna!!
This time of year, it's easy to drive around ABQ and find bagged leaves waiting for disposal by the city, at least that was the case a few years back. You only have another week or two to collect them before they're gone for another year ....
Now that is a chicken tractor!
I really thought this was clever too! I would think that Craig's List would have many of these listed pretty cheap. I believe that they had 3 chickens, but this setup could handle quite a bit more, and it looks so darn cute!
Wow, Inspiring and Beautiful!!!
She can dump out the bin in an area where she would like to create a new garden bed, preferably in a sunny location. Cover it with a black plastic bag or any other medium which will absorb the heat. Piling LOTS more leaves on top and saturating ever…
Thanks for the advice Chris... I'll pass it along to my friend...
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