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great video and terrific advice. We learned the rule of three a little differently...three days without water, three weeks without food, and three hours without shelter depending on conditions. Extra layers, (sometimes for a friend!) extra water, some salt and a couple of crackers if someone gets imbalanced because of the heat...can make the difference.

Nynke Muller wrote:Good morning William,
For years I have planted pumpkins on my aged compost heap, with great succes, until the slugs found them and kept on eating them to the ground. This year I am trying legumes on it as well. I still have to see how it goes.
Maybe your wet woodchips are a slug paradise as well? In that case, you better plant something slug resistant, but I have no idea what that would be.
Good luck!

 So you just plant the pumpkins right on the chip piles? Wow! Do you add dirt or anything? Thanks.