This is what we did:
Step one- Make a raised bed box with a few little helpers.


Step two- Fill with compost from your own bin! Woo hoo! Well, and a bit of peat moss from the garden center.

Step three- Make grid (next time I'll use a ruler a few squares are crooked). Fill with plants.

Step four- Cross those fingers and hope...
2 comments:
Yay!! My garden is currently flooded because we got SO much rain this weekend (the hail didn't help either).
My favorite part was pouring the homemade compost in :)
We have a few green stawberries and one green tomato. So exciting! :)
Ellen, your garden looks so cute!
It's just the right size for what you'll need. I have to watch out when I read the blog, I'll start crying ...
I'll be on the internet tomorrow with my computer (assuming I can make the router work) and I'll upload photos of the farm.
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