Timber raised beds. Using a modified square foot gardening approach.
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I am so stoked that the contest seeds arrived today! Thanks YourGardenShow.com and Baker Creek! I was a backup winner so I am a bit behind the power curve...but as luck would have it I had ordered earlier from Baker Creek and have some of their products well on their way. Tomorrow I will post picks of the... ...see more |
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Thanks for the comments Liz and JMTKMS. It really is handy. I did find that to much hay from nesting boxes can bind things until it starts to break down. That and for this style, with the holes drilled aro... more » |
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My niece's husband made me one similar to that about 2 years ago - I've enjoyed having it but I'm always growing things in there ... last year potatoes, this year spaghetti squash. |
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That is a nice compost bin. We made one out of an old metal trash can last summer and put some wheels so that I can turn it every time I add some kitchen scraps. It has worked very well for us. |
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Thanks all! JMTKMS: I go out in the mornings as the sun has been getting higher in the sky and following its path then very selectivly taking down trees that are blocking. Last year that... more » |
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What great planning! It will be fun to watch your garden grow... and see if chasing the sun works out. I am really quite sure it will, sounds like you are quite ingenious in your gardening activities! |
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I like the look - very different from the raised beds that you usually see out there...good luck with your garden! |
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Thanks for the reply's all!
Jentheo: I ordered: Soldier and Cherokee Trail of Tears Beans, what will be my berry pyramid crown in some Yellow Wonder Wild Strawberrys, several lettuces... more »
Thanks for the reply's all!
Jentheo: I ordered: Soldier and Cherokee Trail of Tears Beans, what will be my berry pyramid crown in some Yellow Wonder Wild Strawberrys, several lettuces, St. Valery carrots, French Breakfast radishes, Jaune Paille Des Vertus onions, Purple Beauty peppers, and Bonny Best tomatos were ones I ordered. I received for the contest Tunisian Baklouti peppers, Ballerina Double Mixed California Poppys, White Icicle radish, Radicchio Rossa Di Treviso, and Amish Paste tomato. If things even go 50% well we'll be eating quite well.
Clenram and YourGardenShow thanks for the support!
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