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15 years ago

Could an old golf bag be used for a upside down grow bag or a right side up grow bag with stuff planted in its pockets also? Has anyone tried this? If so please post pictures. I have one and would like to try this. I also saw some free on Craig's list.

Chere

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chelcass
15 years ago
Sure, Why Not. You may have to punch some holes for drainage. Be sure topost pictures when you get it finished.
Calamity_J
15 years ago
I've seen them planted with flowers before...or should I say "fore"!heh heh!
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quidam2
15 years ago
Now that's an idea!! It should be possible either way. I would love to see it as a grow bag with flowers coming out all over. Can't wait to see what you do!!

TTFN---Sheri
geeme
15 years ago
I'm thinking of using one of those bags on wheels to pull my shovel, rake , hoe and other big tools along with me.... small ones in the pockets clean up tool wise would be easier...

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