Can this system be used effectively in straw bale gardening because of its height?
1472503
This product could be used for straw bale gardening, but there is another version of this same product meant for raised beds that might work better.
1472504
The raised bed system they sell (http://www.amazon.com/Raised-Bed-Snip-n-Drip-Soaker-System/dp/B00EOW78TQ/ref=pd_sim_86_1?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0HC8ZM5FJAB7ZNNEWKK9) might be a better option for straw bale gardening than the base row drip system.
1347946
This unit will take down tall weeds, no problem. I'd bet that the bramble will be cut easily as well. I am very pleased with this weed eater especially it's power.
1838467
Although we have use the poles for houses, I can't see why not. The extension hanger that fits on top of pole is far enough away, it shouldn't hit the pole and is high enough. I have many sized feeders and all of them would fit nicely.
972026
Works great, but there are different ornimental grasses, some are big as elephants. Mine are 3-4 feet tall, I like to place a tie around the bundle to hold them steady and get an even cut. Actually works like any hedge trimmer. No Problem.
285121
Hi, No it cannot be place that way. It is essential that it be mounted above the plants by a minimum of about 3 to 4 feet. This allows the gravity feed to work correctly
655992
Yes, excellent clearance height for tall people. I have done it several times.
508336
I used it to plant a row of Leyland cypress along one side of our house last fall. They are doing well and have already grown bigger. They are at least 8 to 10 inches taller than when,I planted them.
2125160
If you cut your grass really short, it works great. BUT, if you have more than 3 inches in height, don't waste your money.
2253243
The machine would work fine vertically. You will need to be careful as it is not as stable as positioned horizontally.
1289689
i dont see why it wouldnt... despite the weight of the implement you are also exerting downward force... although the majority of my lawn is level in the areas where it is not my son seems to have no problems coping with mowing them
1094145
might be a little to small . I use mine to cove blueberry bushes that are four feet tall and about 36" across.
1984882
At my range there is a little mound the I use. Makes it higher. But on flat ground it is small. But works very well. From a 9 o'clock hold to a 8 o'clock hold.
74512
Yes, as long as you don't try to go too deep in a single pass. Around 2 to 3 inches in depth at a time would be fine. allow the tiller to work at it's own pace and not force it. A good quality 12 or 14 gauge extension cord would help too.
711485
Funny you should ask! 75% of what I planted with this was on a slope. Yes it works just fine. It worked best for me to work "down" slope as it was easier for me to balance myself. Please try it, you won't be sorry! Good luck
2040347
Depends on the size of the bale but no more than 12. It isn't deep enough to get a normal bale in sideways so you would need to stack them horizontally. That being stated, if yours are the little 2 foot bales you could maximize the space and possibly get up to 24 in there- maybe. All in all, this is not a great hay storage solution in my opinion.
1822654
Yes, I think it would work for you. Also you can set the base deeper into the ground and make it shorter if you want.
407535
Hi, that is a great question and that is exactly what I was worried about, too. So I bought a double set of the raised beds and put one on top of the other for a total height of 12 inches. I grew exactly those vegetables this summer... tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, beets, cucumbers and parsley and it worked perfectly after I filled it with good compost and potting soil. It seemed just exactly the right height. I don't know for sure if just the 6" would work ok, but 12" was perfect.