Strawbale Gardening: A Couple of Tomatoes Growing Straw Bales

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texasrockgarden
Canyon Lake, TX (Zone 8b)

May 14, 2009 10:38 PM

This one is Top Gun. Straw Bales are so easy and they are great for tomatoes and broccoli. I'm not yet sure if the eggplants like the bales or not.

Will definitely do more bales next time around for things like squash, Cole crops, cukes, and melons.

Jerry

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