Sweat Equity

Posted by TopVeg - March 31st, 2008

Sweat equity is an American expression describing their system of plant swapping.

Gardeners acquire many of their plants by hanging a notice on bulletin boards (local library or corner shop) stating that they will thin brassica plants, or clean out and divide rhubarb for a very cheap price. Interested parties bid for the trash and new, swapped plants are acquired for the garden.

Sweat equity is a great way to expand a collection of herbs, fruit and vegetables, as long as weeds and diseases are controlled!

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  1. Hi Top Veg,
    Just to let you know you have won the fifth Wednesday Wanderings. If you could e-mail me your address I will get it sent out to you.

    Cheers Mark

    Comment by Mark - March 31, 2008 7:18 pm

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