Gardening In Fabric Pots
Could these grow in a cloth container? Image courtesy of pixabay.com |
Could these grow in a cloth container? Image courtesy of pixabay.com |
Bev Owens enjoys writing about a variety of topics along with spending time with her five grandchildren. She began her first blog in 2008 where she shares the wisdom of her ancestors and the life lessons from spirit animals. You will find her suggestions for home décor and gift giving at House of Rumpley. Bev can be found on Facebook and Pinterest, too.
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These fabric pots are new to me, but look like a terrific option for starting many kinds of plants. Such clever things are available today. Thanks for finding these, Bev.
ReplyDeleteWhat a timely article. I just was at my son's home and he is growing peppers and tomatoes in plant bags. They look wonderful, healthy and they seem to be happy. It certainly makes growing and weeding so much easier. I think they are a wonderful addition to anyone's garden.
ReplyDeleteThese sound ver interesting
ReplyDeleteI have never tried the fabric pots for gardening and I often prefer container gardening simply because of our dogs. They would certainly be easy to move since they have handles. I wonder if I could actually set them in the ground to prevent roots from spreading like daylilies or lambs ear. Those flowers are not bothered by my pups, but they will take over a small flower bed.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting idea! I don’t have much of a green thumb, but my sister does. I’ll definitely let her know about these.
ReplyDeletewell this is timely, for the first time in my life I'm thinking of planting lettuce and am researching how to do it on my patio - want to use a raised bed, but these are very interesting as well!
ReplyDeleteI've used these - love them!
ReplyDeleteI've seen these cloth pots for growing tomatoes. I would certainly give them a try.
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