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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

Here it is. You may remember me showing pictures of my garden cage. Well I thought it might be neat to show before and after piks.

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

After with sprinkler hose watering garden:

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

and the next few images are the things growing inside. They've gotten so big.

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

A little baby mater...awwwwww

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

eggplant

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

I'll post more later......

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Ticker Lisbon, IA(Zone 5a) Jun 20, 2007

Cool, very industrious! :)

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 20, 2007

thanks, Ticker. I love it in there. It's my little retreat when the world gets to be too much.

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LadibugZ9 Schriever, LA(Zone 9a) Jun 21, 2007

Noobie,
I remember seeing this when you first started it. Were critters eating your garden?
It seems to have worked quite well for you and your veggies look great. I wonder if you could use it in the winter as a sort of greenhouse if you add clear plastic to the sides?

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noobiegardener Glen Burnie, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 21, 2007

Ladibug...that's exactly what we plan to do. Going to cover it in the type of plastic that they use for greenhouses and experiment with growing things in containers. I am excited to see how that will work out.

There were squirrels that destroyed my corn crop the past three years. So this was hubby's solution. I tried all kinds of organic sprays, blood meal, moth balls, and those things did not work. So this was the solution.

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