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Very nice yammy.
I like the low maintenance look to your garden. Good ideas! American ingenuity

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Thanks Dave this container gardening is a lot a fun I'm still experimenting with cold climate tomatoes in buckets ,trying to grow them here all year long. N i plan to turn one of my storage sheds into a green house.

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i use them for transplanting plants or digging daylily clumps for customers
I inset a plastic grocery bag and make sure it fits snugly around the rim of the bucket
After putting in the clump,all you have to do is pull out the filled bag and you have a temperery means of moving the item

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:)that's a great idea, Ill try that.

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I get food grade buckets from the bakery at the grocery store. They are good for all kinds of things. I use them to make manure and comfrey tea in the garden and for moving big plants and so forth. I also use them for mixing up laundry detergent.

I uses them for freezing ingredients for wine. I collect small amounts in the bucket in the freezer with a lid, until I have enough to make wine. These are smaller 3 gallon buckets from the bakery.