Can I sow them directly in the ground
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Yes you can, mine did great last summer, but died during the winter. I will plant more this Spring and hope it will take hold better and live through the Winter. Good Luck
567742
I'm using them now and so far most are standing up by themselves filed with dirt. You have to be careful when you try to move them because after watering them constantly, they get very soft and fragile.
1600706
No. The lights are held up by small metal stakes that you place in the ground which raise the lights approximately 1-5 inches (whatever height you desire) and the wire is lying on the round between stakes. Mowing would definitely not be advisable.
1495804
Hi I put them in water overnight and then planted them. Only one seed sprouted anf it is growing as we speak, at this point it is still only a plant though but I hope to plant it in the ground soon
1388604
Just set them to the side. Be careful of the plants when they are young as they are delicate.
1341586
Absolutely. I worked for me and I have really tough clay soil. I didn't have any really tall ones this year because I caught them early, but it does work on the shorter ones for sure. P.S. dry out those dandelion roots and grind them down. They make a really healthy beverage when you steep them in water!
1692908
I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
852629
By all means yes... just give them the right environment. Avoid the anaerobic/stinky/mushy environment and they'll produce. I purchased a second worm farm and scooped some from the first and that one is fully populated.
1456728
It cannot be moved to mow since they have stakes in the ground. I mow around it and then weed whack
1425173
I don't believe they are biodegradable. And yes you can just plant it in the ground.
2106750
They just attach the corners. You could drive a stake into the corners, but once they are filled with soil, they're not going anywhere. I'm really happy with them. You really should oil them though even though the oil is expensive.
1850014
It depends on how hard it is to get them in the ground. Here in Alabama, it's a lot of red clay but is pretty easy to get into the ground. The are more heavy duty so probably won't break like the dog leash screws did. You can leave them in the ground and remove the straps and simply mow around them, but I think they will be easy to move since you will be putting them in and out at least once a week, if in fact you mow that often.
2032659
I would not bury this directly in the ground, needs to be put into electrical PVC conduit. Or the wire will degrade if installed directly in the dirt,and stop working
271696
I don't throw no you would put them in water. They are made of wood so too much water would warp them.
1348271
Yes, but I would toast them first. They may be a little too moist and be impossible to retrieve once ground.
946954
No you would need to fold them in half. Works great and the height is very high so nothing will drag on the ground.
1425174
Although they are made from basalt rock, they do not biodegrade. You can plant them in ground, just be sure to water them consistently and thoroughly until the roots establish themselves in the soil.