My Edible Yard Urban Homestead Update in Pictures
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| Rainbow Chard in containers |
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| A view from the front |
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| Garden view from the grape arbor |
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| My 'maters are growing! |
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| As if the day couldn't get better, first eggs for Leisl (White Rock) and Scout (Easter Egger), and our first day to ever get 6 eggs. Yowzer wowees! |
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7 comments:
I love the arbor, and the eggs look awesome!
Thanks Meems. We're working hard to make the front look good for the neighbors. I never want anyone to think we don't care. Now the backyard is a different story. We use cinderblocks and all sorts of stuff to make beds and it's usually in some sort of disarray.
Your beds look perfect. Nice job!
Thank you for the pictures. Your garden looks great. Wish I had the ambition to make beds like you have.
June
Mary,
Thanks.
June,
Those beds were made from kits. What I like about them is that there are no nails or screws. They fit together like puzzle pieces with those metal dowels that stick up. I am able to put them together by myself and they are 2-inch thick Portland cedar. Because they aren't screwed/nailed together, if we were to move one day, we would be able to take the beds with us. The other thing that's nice about them is that those metal dowels can be used to create a hoop house.
Ara
Looks Awesome! Have fun. :)
Lookin' good. Can't wait to see it all in person.
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