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Turn Lawn Into Garden With Plastic

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Date: 11/20/2008 Topic: Gardening > Raised Beds  
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We made a 30x20 foot garden in our back yard with plastic and cement blocks. You do not have to remove grass. Put down plastic or a thick layer of news papers, and place cement blocks on top around the edge of the space. Then, fill it with compost or manure. You have a garden without weeds or grass for years. Add more compost as needed every year. I get manure from Lowe's in 40 pound bags, I have a garden all the year, I also make flower beds the same way.

By Kathleen from Dothan, AL
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By kffrmw88 (769) Profile Blog! Contact
Yes I have already posted the picture of my garden but here it is again, very easy & you have a garden for years. Thanks, Kathleen, Dothan, AL

RE: Turn Lawn Into Garden With Plastic

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Can you post a picture!

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