Comments for http://tentgardens.com Protecting your garden from the insects and elements Sun, 16 Dec 2012 03:18:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 Comment on Dry, Dry, Dry by Steve http://tentgardens.com/dry-dry-dry/#comment-1021 Steve Sun, 16 Dec 2012 03:18:40 +0000 http://tentgardens.com/?p=657#comment-1021 Yes, we have attached them to rain barrels. The pressure is not optimal so a pump would be necessary. It would be a lot of worry to use a pump, so I recommend the BMS Garden Hose Filter. This allows you to use tap water as it removes the chlorine on the fly. I really think it's a great product and it's good to the soil. You can see these on our website. <a href="http://tentgardens.com/bms-garden-hose-filter-for-chlorine-removal/" title="BMS Garden Hose Filter For Chlorine Removal" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://tentgardens.com/bms-garden-hose-filter-for-chlorine-removal/</a> Yes, we have attached them to rain barrels. The pressure is not optimal so a pump would be necessary. It would be a lot of worry to use a pump, so I recommend the BMS Garden Hose Filter. This allows you to use tap water as it removes the chlorine on the fly. I really think it’s a great product and it’s good to the soil. You can see these on our website. http://tentgardens.com/bms-garden-hose-filter-for-chlorine-removal/

]]> Comment on Dry, Dry, Dry by Melinda michels http://tentgardens.com/dry-dry-dry/#comment-1020 Melinda michels Sun, 16 Dec 2012 00:41:58 +0000 http://tentgardens.com/?p=657#comment-1020 Have you ever tried using a rain barrel hooking it up to the irrigation grid kit? Would there be enough pressure? How would i go about doing it? Have you ever tried using a rain barrel hooking it up to the irrigation grid kit? Would there be enough pressure? How would i go about doing it?

]]> Comment on Dry, Dry, Dry by Steve http://tentgardens.com/dry-dry-dry/#comment-44 Steve Mon, 21 May 2012 18:57:11 +0000 http://tentgardens.com/?p=657#comment-44 Watering your garden(s) through the netting using a sprinkler is possible but will not be as effective as rain or ground level watering. I recommend using our irrigation grid, drip line, or hand watering. Watering your garden(s) through the netting using a sprinkler is possible but will not be as effective as rain or ground level watering. I recommend using our irrigation grid, drip line, or hand watering.

]]> Comment on Dry, Dry, Dry by Robert http://tentgardens.com/dry-dry-dry/#comment-43 Robert Mon, 21 May 2012 16:09:27 +0000 http://tentgardens.com/?p=657#comment-43 How does watering from a sprinkler get thru the net. How does watering from a sprinkler get thru the net.

]]> Comment on Mikroclima and Tunnet Netting by Steve http://tentgardens.com/mikroclima-and-tunnet-netting/#comment-13 Steve Fri, 20 Apr 2012 03:57:35 +0000 http://tentgardens.com/?p=618#comment-13 You know here in Florida we have to be a little concerned about our gardens getting too much sun. After all, we are known as the Sunshine State! Our netting provides about a 16% shading factor. How about that on top of all the other things it does? This just gets better and better! You know here in Florida we have to be a little concerned about our gardens getting too much sun. After all, we are known as the Sunshine State!

Our netting provides about a 16% shading factor. How about that on top of all the other things it does? This just gets better and better!

]]> Comment on Dry, Dry, Dry by Steve http://tentgardens.com/dry-dry-dry/#comment-12 Steve Fri, 20 Apr 2012 03:51:32 +0000 http://tentgardens.com/?p=657#comment-12 The weatherman has a really hard job. I wonder if he water's his garden based on his weather report? We should base our watering on the moisture content of our Mel's mix and the appearance of the plant. If they look wilted give them a nice lukewarm drink of water. Be careful when giving them a drink from that watering hose that's been laying in the hot sun. Run the water for a minute until it cools down, then give those thirsty veggies a drink. They'll perk right up in short order. The weatherman has a really hard job. I wonder if he water’s his garden based on his weather report? We should base our watering on the moisture content of our Mel’s mix and the appearance of the plant. If they look wilted give them a nice lukewarm drink of water. Be careful when giving them a drink from that watering hose that’s been laying in the hot sun. Run the water for a minute until it cools down, then give those thirsty veggies a drink. They’ll perk right up in short order.

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