Comments for extremegardeners.com http://extremegardeners.com Everything about gardening Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:17:58 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Q&A: Wisconsin Vegetable Gardening Help? by MrMike http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/qa-wisconsin-vegetable-gardening-help/comment-page-1/#comment-169 MrMike Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:17:58 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/qa-wisconsin-vegetable-gardening-help/#comment-169 I'm from NC but if I was you I find out off locals when the frost stops.rent a tiler if you don;t have one buy your seedlings and plant.remember we all learn by trial and error don't be affraid to ask advice is still cheep or is it I’m from NC but if I was you I find out off locals when the frost stops.rent a tiler if you don;t have one buy your seedlings and plant.remember we all learn by trial and error don’t be affraid to ask advice is still cheep or is it

]]> Comment on How To Start Indoor Vegetable Gardening Help? by Hydroponics G http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/how-to-start-indoor-vegetable-gardening-help/comment-page-1/#comment-168 Hydroponics G Mon, 13 Feb 2012 04:34:52 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/how-to-start-indoor-vegetable-gardening-help/#comment-168 Hi! On Hydroponics web store you can find a lot of tools and tips about gardening! Good luck! Hi!

On Hydroponics web store you can find a lot of tools and tips about gardening!

Good luck!

]]> Comment on How To Start Indoor Vegetable Gardening Help? by Bandett http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/how-to-start-indoor-vegetable-gardening-help/comment-page-1/#comment-167 Bandett Mon, 13 Feb 2012 03:58:50 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/how-to-start-indoor-vegetable-gardening-help/#comment-167 google " grow potato in a barrel" google ” grow potato in a barrel”

]]> Comment on How To Start Indoor Vegetable Gardening Help? by oil field trash http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/how-to-start-indoor-vegetable-gardening-help/comment-page-1/#comment-166 oil field trash Mon, 13 Feb 2012 03:49:04 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/vegetable-gardening/how-to-start-indoor-vegetable-gardening-help/#comment-166 Here are just two of several sites that address this question: Here are just two of several sites that address this question:

]]> Comment on Where can I get coupons or discounts for riding lawn mowers? by CD http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/where-can-i-get-coupons-or-discounts-for-riding-lawn-mowers/comment-page-1/#comment-165 CD Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:31:57 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/where-can-i-get-coupons-or-discounts-for-riding-lawn-mowers/#comment-165 You might want to check this link: http://searchalldeals.com/deals/search?cx=006616979543893323550%3Aydieztwyczu&q=coupons+or+discounts+for+riding+lawn+mowers&sa=Search+60%2B+sites&as_qdr=w&cof=FORID%3A10 You might want to check this link:
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]]> Comment on Q&A: Are electric lawn mowers any good? by Dj http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/comment-page-1/#comment-164 Dj Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:22:06 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/#comment-164 I love them, but be sure to learn how to splice an extension cord because you are sure to accidentally run over it sooner or later. My battery powered owner's literature says it will cut 1/3 acre per charge but it depends on a number of factors (Type of grass, moisture conditions, etc.). I haven't gotten more than the front yard yet. Check 24 hrs before you want to cut to make sure it is charged I love them, but be sure to learn how to splice an extension cord because you are sure to accidentally run over it sooner or later. My battery powered owner’s literature says it will cut 1/3 acre per charge but it depends on a number of factors (Type of grass, moisture conditions, etc.). I haven’t gotten more than the front yard yet. Check 24 hrs before you want to cut to make sure it is charged

]]> Comment on Q&A: Are electric lawn mowers any good? by $Billy Ray$ Valentine http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/comment-page-1/#comment-163 $Billy Ray$ Valentine Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:07:25 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/#comment-163 Which would you rather have... A Dodge Neon or a Porsche Carrera? I rest my case!... ...$ Billy Ray$ Which would you rather have… A Dodge Neon or a Porsche Carrera? I rest my case!…

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]]> Comment on Q&A: Are electric lawn mowers any good? by J A http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/comment-page-1/#comment-162 J A Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:06:03 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/#comment-162 They will cut the same as a gas one, as the cutting part is the same. If you have a really big yard, the cord is going to be a pain! You have to make sure not to run over it, need enough length to reach the whole yard. There are rechargeable mowers now, so you plug them in to charge, but no cord. Either electric or battery, they are quieter than gas, and you don't have to get and store gasoline so a bit safer in that manner. Electric ones won't break down as easily as gas, since there is a different type of engine. Just make sure to clean underneath when done so there are no hard grass clumps (unplug it first!) There is no mixing of oil and gas, no spark -plugs that sort of maintenance that can be harder with gas. If you want a good workout every time, with no motor to worry about, try a push mower... is very quiet, no cords or gas, and cuts really well as there are several blades. Just takes a bit more effort, but I like the sound, peaceful.... They will cut the same as a gas one, as the cutting part is the same. If you have a really big yard, the cord is going to be a pain! You have to make sure not to run over it, need enough length to reach the whole yard. There are rechargeable mowers now, so you plug them in to charge, but no cord. Either electric or battery, they are quieter than gas, and you don’t have to get and store gasoline so a bit safer in that manner.

Electric ones won’t break down as easily as gas, since there is a different type of engine. Just make sure to clean underneath when done so there are no hard grass clumps (unplug it first!) There is no mixing of oil and gas, no spark -plugs that sort of maintenance that can be harder with gas.

If you want a good workout every time, with no motor to worry about, try a push mower… is very quiet, no cords or gas, and cuts really well as there are several blades. Just takes a bit more effort, but I like the sound, peaceful….

]]> Comment on Q&A: Are electric lawn mowers any good? by Jack http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Jack Tue, 07 Feb 2012 05:25:30 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/#comment-161 They are fairly reliable. They are easy to maintain if properly designed. They are also a very low power device with limited range. Either the cord is too short or the battery gives out too quickly. Those are the main drawbacks. Internal combustion engine design has really improved....sorta'. There are fewer adjustments. Too many people didn't know how to properly adjust them. Now they are set very close to correct at the factory. They'll run even if it's not perfect. It's good enough for government requirements. They start pretty easily these days. All you have to do is change the oil, change the air filter, and check the spark plug. Even that can be done by a mechanic. It's a matter of preference unless you need the power or range. You could keep extra batteries. They are fairly reliable. They are easy to maintain if properly designed. They are also a very low power device with limited range. Either the cord is too short or the battery gives out too quickly. Those are the main drawbacks. Internal combustion engine design has really improved….sorta’. There are fewer adjustments. Too many people didn’t know how to properly adjust them. Now they are set very close to correct at the factory. They’ll run even if it’s not perfect. It’s good enough for government requirements. They start pretty easily these days. All you have to do is change the oil, change the air filter, and check the spark plug. Even that can be done by a mechanic.

It’s a matter of preference unless you need the power or range. You could keep extra batteries.

]]> Comment on Q&A: Are electric lawn mowers any good? by Sandee http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Sandee Tue, 07 Feb 2012 04:46:22 +0000 http://extremegardeners.com/lawn-mowers/qa-are-electric-lawn-mowers-any-good/#comment-160 I have a Qualcast hover mower. It's brilliant and has never broken down. Hope it doesn't now I've said that. I have a Qualcast hover mower. It’s brilliant and has never broken down. Hope it doesn’t now I’ve said that.

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