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edgers need for garden - off topic

13 years ago

please "forgive" for a post that is not about iris - but i am in a bit of spot - please help if you can

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the top photo is a late spring look at the potager - in the middle photo i added french edgers sold by smith hawkens - the last photo is a close up of the edgers - a bit of a problem - i need about 24 more of the edgers - if you have a few laying around that you would like to sell or if you know where i can find more - please contact me - thanks so much -

mr toad

Comments (2)

hosenemesis
13 years ago
Beautiful, as usual, mrtoad. I had not seen the brick wall you have at the back of yoru potager- it's just wonderful. It looks like you're going to be doing some canning this year!
Renee
mrtoad
Original Author
13 years ago
thank you for your reply - no canning - truly a kitchen garden - from the garden to the table - sometimes it is the table of friends, family or neighbors -

mr toad
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