EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

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Fire Ant Farm said:
Quote: Yes, they are. You bury them up to the neck in a bed of plants, and fill them, and they act like a low-tech slow steady irrigation system in hot dry climates. They've been used for, what, thousands of years, I think? (I'll have to look it up). You have to be sure NOT to use them around plants with strong woody roots, because those roots will actually break the pots. I have used them with cucumbers and tomatoes in summer time. They are sitting there because I pulled them up from the adjacent (previously cucumber) bed - I don't really need to use them in fall/winter.
I should add - I put those little terra cotta saucers over the mouths when they're in the ground. I've tried more complicated stuff like panty hose stretched over, etc. Forget it. The saucer works best and is simplest...
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lindalouly said:
Awww you allmake my heart so full!!!!!
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Sally Sunshine said:
I already have too many outbuildings on this property its gonna start looking like hicksville!!!   

I have no clue what will be done with this pool, it would make a great roof for a turkey pen wouldnt it ? 
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I only have one turkey I am getting out of the turkeys I only have the turkeys mother left I am getting into ducks and chickens.
 

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