Success!!! After a very long but productive weekend the garden has taken shape and vegetables have been planted! I could not be happier about how it has turned out. I will walk you through our recent progress with photos...
The 3-4x4 raised beds & perimeter frame are in place
A complete box - with lath boards to divide the bed into square feet (for easy plant/seed calculations)
Lupin (left) & Dahlia (right) for the flower beds along the perimeter
So, what have I planted so far?
Box 1
Box 1
- Green Bean - Blue Lake Bush Bean (7)
- Cucumber - Diva (2)
- Cucumber - Burpless Supreme (2)
- Lettuce - Head (3)
- Marigold (6)
- Tomato - Sweet 100s (2)
- Tomato - Jet Star (1)
- Tomato - Early Girl (1)
- Sweet Basil (2)
- Marigold (6)
- Squash - ? (4)
- Melon - Organic Hale's Best (1)
- Pumpkin - Howden (1)
- Pepper - Red Beauty (1)
- Pepper - Mandarin Hybrid (1)
- Marigold (6)
- Mint - Spearmint (1)
- Lemon Balm (1)
- Green Bean - Roma II
- Cabbage - Earliana
- Cabbage - Red Acre
- Spinach - Salad Fresh Hybrid
- Lettuce - Salad Bowl
- Lettuce - Parris Island (Romaine)
- Pea - Sugar Snap
- Radish - Crimson Giant
- Carrot - Short 'n Sweet
4 comments:
What an impressive transformation. I hope that's not pressure treated lumber forming the raised beds.
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Great boxes, but there is also a lot of wasted space
Thanks for viewing my blog and for the comments. The raised beds were constructed with non-treated wood so not to harm the veggies or people eating them! Also, I realize that I could have made larger boxes, but as this is my first try at gardening, I didn't want to overwhelm myself! I have already added a few things in containers, but wanted to give myself enough work space! Also, the perimeter raised bed (that is currently empty will eventually be packed with flowers!
Wow Liz! What a complete and wonderful transformation!!!
You'll be the envy of all your gardening neighbors soon! : )
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