I I took apart the old tuteurs that had 4 legs and cross peices and put back together just three legs and steepened the angle to make the footprint smaller so I can grow 4 different types of runner beans. Rylie helped me paint these and it was great fun. It got dark too fast and we still have one more to make. I'm hoping I don't run out of time I'm trying starting much later to avoid the Japanese beetle population.
The first garden in 2009 was a disaster of weeds and clay. Thanks to the internet and the many gardening books my research lead me to raised bed gardening and it's been a joy since. My family growing up always had a garden so when I married and moved to this home it was the natural thing to do. It's become a place of healing and better therapy then I ever imagined. It's constantly evolving and spreading and may soon include more of the front yard. Watch out neighbors!
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Showing posts with label cattle panel. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Monday, May 28, 2012
Garden Envy thanks to Lincoln Park Zoo Demo Garden
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| Well yes, because they now also have irrigation system just donated. |
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| I wonder if this is "cattle panel" that I keep wanting to use for trellising hoops and a big tunnel that my husband keeps talking me out of it. |
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| We both have a huge batch of Chinese red giant mustard greens! |
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| AND WE both have Asparagus BLUES. There's didn't really come back either! Hah! Maybe we picked the wrong year to start and Asparagus Bed. |
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| We will make all of our bins this way from now on. And I'm going to add sitting ledge to top of the raised beds in garden after this is done. |
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| Wow is that beautiful! What is it? |
Oh so envious.
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