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Scott " Spuddy" Bebry replied to Denise's discussion 'Gardening on Cement' in the group Urban Farmers

check out my BlackTop gardening. or garden above ground. this is an awesome product and it gave me a huge harvest this year, more then 220 tomatoes, 11 lbs of peppers and my fresh herbs that are around the bottom of the garden. check out the websi...

September 14

kristen holtz and Scott " Spuddy" Bebry are now friends

August 7

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry commented on Patty's group 'Long Island, NY, Gardeners'

Dont laugh is right, Home Depot has great Plants and herbs. what is even better is if anything dies within a year Hom Depot will replace it orgicve a reund i you have the receipt. i highly recommend them to all my garden clients. visit my www.spud...

August 5

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry commented on Donna Smith's group 'Urban Farmers'

kristen holtzz, visit my website www.spudeeze.com i have info there

August 5

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry commented on Donna Smith's group 'Urban Farmers'

You have to find out if they used potatoes from their own draw that they bought to cook with or are they certified seed potatoes, They could have had uneven watering, maybe they didnt wash them LOL. ask those first. Thank ou for the ?

August 5

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry commented on Patty's group 'Long Island, NY, Gardeners'

Hello Patty, My herbs are in towers see my home page. and with all this rain i have had NO problems, they have great drainage and let the plants breath. i have been havesting since april.

July 11

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry commented on Patty's group 'Long Island, NY, Gardeners'

you really did not miss anything at the strawberry fest. i was there as a vendor for the 3 days, and boy let me tell you it was pouring, isold some product but the fair was a rain out. hope to see you there in 2010

July 11

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry joined Angie Knost's group

Preserving the Harvest

We will focus this group on different methods of preservation. Canning, drying and freezing are common, but do you preserve your harvest by some other methods? I hope that we can share methods and techniques in this group. Please share pictures!

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Scott " Spuddy" Bebry joined Joy Williams's group

Tomatoes

I think this might need it's own category, don't you? Tomatoes are one of the most popular things to grow and we've been placing them in all kinds of groups, but the fact is we almost all grow them, and they have specific needs.

June 16

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry replied to Melissa's discussion 'Growing potatoes questions'

bend them down and cover them. do not totaally cover the leaves , leave the tops of them out. they will be fine. before you bend them down, add more potatoes to the pile then cover them you will hae 2 x as much. Your Spuddy Scott

June 16

Scott " Spuddy" Bebry and Deborah are now friends

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Where do you live and garden?: Bayville, New York

How long have you been growing food?: forever!

Dream garden travel destination:: My garden of EDEN

Favorite foods:: Soft shell Crabs, Stone Crabs, Prime Rib, Asain Chicken

Gardening for the Physically Challenged and the Elderly and EVERYONE Else !!!

www.spudeeze.com

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Physically Challanged Gardeners Wanted

Looking for a few good gardeners in Wheelchairs and the Gardenering Senior Citizens to receive my new product at no charge just pay S/H $ 15.99. The Postage went up due to the USPS on Monday May 11, 2009. Sorry if postage was cheaper id pay it for you, due to the response and the oversized package.

Please visit my website www.spudeeze.com to see the Herb-Eeze Tower and the Tater Tower by Gro-Eeze,

and remember

You can't Gro Space but Gro-Eeze can !!!

Your Spuddy,
Scott Bebry

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At 9:14am on June 21, 2009, TAR HEEL said…: SPUDSTER!!,...have a good Sunday my friend. turnip-report?

At 4:53pm on June 19, 2009, TAR HEEL said…: ......................64.73 lbs. to go, Spud. you'll make it.

At 10:45pm on June 16, 2009, Scott " Spuddy" Bebry said…: the leaves are huge and the bottom is starting to get a little size. Tarheel. thank you for asking

At 1:09pm on June 4, 2009, TAR HEEL said…: SPUDMAN!!,.....how big is that 65 lb radish now?

At 7:48am on May 31, 2009, Anh Collins said…: Wanna chat with me on cam?, come see me here You'll enjoy it. I promise!!!! realamateurwebcams.info

At 7:03am on May 15, 2009, TAR HEEL said…: Spud,....70 lb radish? Thats one radical radish. good-luck.

At 8:38am on May 13, 2009, TAR HEEL said…: YO SPUD!! I was reading replies on the discussion White House garden. You replied,...''how bout cotton.'' I needed a good laugh. thanks.

At 6:46pm on May 12, 2009, Scott " Spuddy" Bebry said…: Hello Ian,

THank you for the welcome, and yes this site is good, i have gotten some help from people and i have helped some people, i will be around on and off, im busy getting my product off the ground. you can check it out at www.spudeeze.com. its a Telescopic Vertical Garden System. and i have a feew others that will be on the market in the months to come

At 4:04pm on May 12, 2009, Ian said…: Hi Scott "Spuddy" Bebry, welcome to KGI. I'm sure you'll find the site interesting, we're a pretty friendly bunch. You'll find all manner of discussions in the forum (follow the link in the top navigation bar) and there is also a notes section where I can put stuff that may be of interest to members. At the moment there are one or two "how to" articles and a whole range of recipes. (follow the notes link)
If there is anything I can do then please, just leave a message on my page.

At 6:19pm on May 11, 2009, Melissa said…: Hi Spuddy, I really love your tater tower thingy. Cool website, too. I can't wait to see it finished. Your comment about the PC guy being chained up until it's finished was hilarious!

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