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Old 04-15-2010, 11:51 AM   #138
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the most recent issue of Sunset magazine had some REALLY neat container garden ideas! "Burpees" has spray on deer stuff that keep deer away, and I find that peeing around the outside of the garden keeps other pests away as well.
What a great idea! Surely many pests would want to avoid the smell of human urine!

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the weed mats are good (but expensive). I don't like to use the bark and stones because of rototilling late on (and I REALLY do hate the splinters from the bark). I've used plastic garbage bags on some plants, just tear a hole where they come up. also I've had friends that put grass clippings around the established plants.
I've heard newspaper works well, and it biodegrades over the course of a year.

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those are what we call snow peas, and we do eat them whole. the snap peas have to be shelled, and are the basis for the normal green pea
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