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Planting a Garden in Old TiresPatsy from Salem, MO Feedback About This Post:RE: Planting a Garden in Old Tires
I would not trust what the EPA says about tires. To use small pieces of old tires for walkways and driveways is fine. But I would never use old tires as planting veggie beds as there are chemicals that leach from tires and will be taken in by the plants. Post by smartfell-r RE: Planting a Garden in Old Tires
Here's a good article for you to read. I'm trying it myself this year. Can't beat the cost of 'em! Post by LMcCay420 RE: Planting a Garden in Old Tires
Never use tires to plant a veggie or fruit garden! Very toxic and the toxins will enter the plants and then you eat them. Only use for flowers. Post by smartfell-r RE: Planting a Garden in Old TiresI know this isn't exactly what you asked about, but since you have plenty of tires, why not find out how to cut them up and make dog toys? They are selling these like crazy and my dogs love them. Just another use for the tires :-) Post by fab4mom RE: Planting a Garden in Old Tires
I have found articles on the internet stating that the tires leach toxins into the ground therefore affecting the crop, making it unsafe to consume. Besides considering the opinions on this site, I would google the topic and see what else you find. Post by Squirrley RE: Planting a Garden in Old TiresI have seen it done at a garden show in an exhibit for square foot gardening. I have also seen it used for potatoes (in stacked up tractor tires). I have never heard they are not safe, but have heard a lot of warnings against using RR ties. Post by mom-from-missouri |
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