Comments on Hypertufa Gardening Projects: Building A Hypertufa Planter Using A Mold

Hi Jamie...Excellent work...thank you so much for ...

2010-06-13T13:24:04.535-07:00

Hi Jamie...Excellent work...thank you so much for the sharing of how your brother built the molds...But I am afraid the cost for the wood alone just 2x6's are $6.00 at 8 ft here in Florida...
But the great thing they are reusable.
Great picture of your lil GIRL & YOU...YOUR BROTHER IS A TRUE ARTIST AND HIS BROTHER a cheerful giver !!!
AWESOME !!!!

Yeah it looks pretty good. My brother did quite a ...

2008-02-13T12:31:00.000-08:00

Yeah it looks pretty good. My brother did quite a good job on this. I know that's all we've been talking about lately is building more projects with hypertufa. Cheap way to have inexpensive pots.

I know this is the first time I've heard of Geoff Hamilton. I did a quick Google Search to learn more about him. I know I would be interested on seeing the video or demonstration he did on making his own troughs. I would be interesting to watch.

Wow, I can't beleive they buried those troughs. Buried them pretty far underground as well. Yeah your right, amazing what farmers and people will throw away. I know lately I have been keeping plastic containers and boxes as anything you can think of you can use as molds. Anything you can find really, people can make use of some how with gardening.

Thank for stopping by. Do you know of a link where I can watch that demonstration of Geoff Hamilton making those troughs? If you do please share, I would love to see it.

Sincerely,

Jamie Boyle
Hypertufa Gardener

Wow! These look like the real thing! They sort of ...

2008-02-13T12:07:00.000-08:00

Wow! These look like the real thing! They sort of remind me of Geoff Hamilton who used to always demonstrate how to make one's own troughs. When we moved to our house 17 years ago we dug up 13 troughs buried about three metres underground...amazing what farmers discard, isn't it?