R350.00 – R18,000.00
Trench / Coke bottle gardening.
A water efficient method of vegetable gardening for subsistence use. Using a trench lined on the bottom with newspaper and husks to act as a water sponge. A perforated soda bottle is placed on the layer of paper and husks and surrounded with layers of fertilizer and soil to water and grow vegetables. A layer of hay or leaves are placed over the trench to act as a mulch to protect the soil from drying out on hot sunny days.
Sobantu, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, July 2013. Photograph John Robinson
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