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314-706-8700

1419 Wilderness Acres Lane Festus, Mo. 63028

Description: This will be my 4th consecutive year using the Straw Bale Gardens book and growing… Read more...

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Mar 6 at 10:27 PM
Hi Joel. This will be my 4th consecutive year using your book and growing my own straw bale garden. I had 2 good years to begin, despite late starts, lack of funds, and a wife who has no interest in growing anything……I succeeded in growing more tomatoes, cucumbers, & green beans than I could imagine, and also got started canning, which I had never done before either. My 3rd garden was put in 2 weeks before the last frost & was THRIVING, before I lost control of things & succeeded in killing most everything , replanting, adding a BIT too much extra fertilizer, & killing most of what was left. Don’t worry, your book & methods weren’t the least bit at fault. I take FULL responsibility…..Now I not only know how to read & follow directions, I also know how bad it will get by NOT, lol. This year, I have moved up the hill to a better location with great sunlight & room to expand from 27-30 bales to 42 bales. My cobbled watering system last year was a big problem. This year I have gone through Dripworks.com for a bulletproof drip tape system. Since I am always being asked about my garden, I had thought about becoming an Instructor. I have recently been asked to give a short talk at one of our County Libraries, so guess this is a good time to jump in. I just turned 60 years old, I am a retired/disabled (knees & blood clots) carpenter/millwright, I live on 1.61 acres in the woods about 45 miles south of Metro St. Louis, 4 miles west of the Mississippi River, and I have been married to my wife JoElla for 35 years now. We spend a lot of our time with our 2 grown kids & our AWESOME Grandson Bentley & weekends DJing for a local tavern & ocassional weddings/parties. I have noticed you don’t have any instructors near this area, so I hope I can be of help to you. My phone# is 314-706-8700 & you can call anytime. IF I don,t answer, please leave a message or text! Also, FB @ Bradley J. Almond…….Thanks!
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[email protected] Dear Brad: I would love to have you join us as a Certified Instructor. Your bio is wonderful, just cut and paste it onto the directory website (see below). We really only require experience to be certified as an instructor. I also suggest that you are familiar with the STRAW BALE GARDENS™ method as outlined in my books. Since you have grown a Straw Bale Garden for at least one growing season, then you are qualified. We will be having some webinars over the winter, and you will be notified if you would lik
Mar 7 at 12:25 AM

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