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Grow Vegetables and Fruit in Burlap Sacks | Many Plants Love These Bags

Grow vegetables and fruit in grow bags and burlap sacks. You might get two seasons out of a burlap sack. Grow bags will last longer. Both will air-prune roots and your plants will not get root bound. These bags promote great drainage and allow better air circulation than plastic pots. Burlap sacks might be difficult to come by these days because they become very trendy. I know that some coffee shops donate their bags to zoos for animal bedding and other uses! I met a beekeeper that loved burlap because the smoke it produced calmed his bees. Non-woven grow bags are reusable! There are many uses for these versatile bags, not only in the garden, but around the home. I use grow bags extensively to grow everything from cucumbers and tomatoes to sweet potatoes and trees! The grow bag I used to grow over 25 pounds of sweet potatoes was similar to the bag at this link https://amzn.to/3hVyQc0 with dimensions 39.7" x 19.9". The cost is between $17 and $23 USD. ~ When transplanting, throw empty nursery pots in a grow bag to keep them from blowing around in the wind. Keep your tools handy and off the ground.  ~ Use grow bags to store mulch and soil. ~ Grow bags work great for keeping toys, shoes and other stuff off the floor and contained in the home. ~ Grow bags are also wonderful for growing all kinds of crops, especially tomatoes. I've used 10-20 gallon grow bags to grow very productive tomatoes that reached 8 feet high!   ~ I used a large grow bag to grow over 25 pounds of sweet potatoes. See that video at this link:    • HOW TO Grow Sweet Potatoes in Contain...   and the full store here at HomeGrownFun: https://homegrownfun.com/how-to-grow-... I also used burlap bags to grow traditional/Irish potatoes. This video was tons of full to make. I have helped hundreds of elementary school students to grow potatoes in sacks!    • Plant Potatoes in Bags of Burlap Abov...   © 2011-2022 Home Grown Fun™