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Sun, Sep 4, 11 at 10:56
| I have garden bed that I planted my nasturtiums seeds in. They are in the ground. Since nasturtiums do better in poor soil, I can't plant my sweet peas with them in the same soil. I want to grow the sweet peas in 5 gallon containers throughout my naturtium bed. I was going to put the containers in my 6 foot tomato cages made of green pvc pipe for support. Will this work? Can I grow sweet peas in containers? |
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| yes, but they dont like there roots very warm. 6 to 8 plants per bucket. |
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- Posted by luv2gardengirlJF none (My Page) on Mon, Sep 5, 11 at 23:57
| I would try it....i've grown squash in containers!! I think you just would need the supportive rods. |
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