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The Rumford Gardener JBI2000 Gardener’s Kneeler/Seat


May 15th, 2012


The Rumford Gardener JBI2000 Gardener's Kneeler/Seat

  • Collapsible kneeler/seat for comfort when gardening
  • 2-in-1 gardening accessory is practical and versatile
  • Durable, tubular, steel frame; powder coating prevents weather damage
  • Cushion provides knee protection, and comfortable seat
  • Measures 16-by-6-1/2-by-2-1/2-inches folded; stands 17-inches tall as seat; weighs 9.82 pounds; lifetime warranty
The Rumford Gardener gardener's kneeler/seat is practical and versatile -- two of a gardener's favorite qualities in a tool. Turn the cushioned kneeler right-side up, and it becomes a comfortable seat, capable of supporting up to 225 pounds. Use it to extend your time in the garden without putting additional stress on your body. The kneeler/seat features a durable, tubular steel frame with powder coating to resist weather damage. The lightweight unit weighs just 9.82 pounds; it stands 17 inches

List Price: $ 33.99 Price: $ 33.99




With food prices on the rise, would planting backyard “victory gardens” save money for the average family


May 15th, 2012


Question by whotoblame: With food prices on the rise, would planting backyard “victory gardens” save money for the average family
Or would the cost of the garden outweigh savings at the market? And what crops would produce the greatest amount of food per square foot of garden area?
I have 4 acres and all the tools. My parents ran a greenhouse on my (previously their) property for two decades, where I helped to plant, transplant, and grow all manner of flower and vegetable plants. We spilled so much potting soil over the years that the ground is full of pro-mix, peat moss, and really rich loam. I also have an artesian well, so water has never been a problem. Even with a 50×70 ft greenhouse filled with thirsty annuals, we were running a garden hose to the neighbor next door (his dug well ran dry alot) .

Best answer:

Answer by PACO
of course it will help alot

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