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SIPs allow water to be wicked up into the soil evenly and consistently over time, creating the perfect growing environment for your plants to thrive. Read more.

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Self-Watering Veggie Table: A Brief History of Gardening in Containers: Do you like gardening but digging in the dirt is too painful, messy, or time consuming? Container gardening is your answer. For many years now, container gardeners have been using pots, tubs, and boxes o…

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Wicking Bed Raised Garden: I recently moved into an apartment where my landlord said that I could use a small plot of land for a garden this year. I had been reading through a number of instructables on self watering planters and came across a design for a Wicking Bed G…

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Looking for a way to elevate your garden's look while minimizing maintenance? This Free DIY SIP (Self-Watering) Cedar Garden Bed Woodworking Plan reduces the amount of time needed to water your plants, reduces disease and pests, and gives you more time for other tasks in the garden.

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