Your 2026 Garden

[jxp]

In your house? Like put them on a tray just as if they were a pot?

Then what? Bury them in the ground in the bag or take them out when they get six inches or so and plant them? I guess I wasn't sure of the point of them. I plant seeds in pots, and when the time is right, they get planted in the garden.

They're very useful for potatoes and anything you need to add soil through the season because you can roll the sides down to begin your planting then roll them up as needed to mound your spuds as they grow. The ones with "doors" are especially nice to check your root veggies growth. They also come in handy for those times you have more plants than garden space.

 

[akroberts1085]

I have 3 small black grow bags and the other 3 have holes in them to allow vining plants.