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sickly container vegetables

18 years ago

Does anyone have any suggestions? These were planted at the same time as the ones in the regular garden. The soil is from Walmart (NEVER again!)the yellow bag stuff. The containers are very large, I forget how many gallons, I didn't save the stickers. I think one is 18 gallons and the one with more plants is 31 gallons.

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My regular garden looks good at least!

http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb227/FlameRider/June42008Garden.jpg

Thanks if anyone has time to check these out.

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