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golddog
Western, PA
(Zone 6a)

August 12, 2002
10:02 PM

Post #39738

A coldframe will be going between the side walk and the house. I want to put it below ground (at least a good part of it). Treated lumber is probably the best bet. But what about growing vegetables it it? Are there any other materials that wouldn't be toxic, but still hold up with the wetness?

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