Finally something to take pictures of...

17 years ago

I started revamping the veggie garden last fall. I made it bigger and used brick edging. Since I was still working on it this spring, I got a late start with planting, but its getting there. The front arch is annuals from seed, the two front quadrants are veggies with pole beans on the tepees. The back left are flowers from seed for cutting and the back right is empty but will be used for a holding/propagation area. The back arch is the asparagus bed.

Comments (7)

haziemoon
17 years ago
Nice!
I love the design. Very cool!
Thanks for posting!

Haziemoon
almendra
17 years ago
Wow,

Very nice! My whole backyard is probably as big as your potager area :-)

Almendra
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angelcub
17 years ago
I love it! And very well thought out. I can't wait to see progression pics of it. How do you plan to water it? Or do you need to in your area?

I love your spruce trees, too! What a beautiful backdrop to your gardens.

Di
georich5
17 years ago
Your planter in the middle is such a nice touch. Very nice layout.

georgeanne
nberg7
17 years ago
I love the shape you've chosen and the focal point! Can't wait to see this when it's full of everything you've planted!
-Nan
michelle_zone4
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks for the comments.
Di, as for watering, we are fortunate to live in an area where lots of supplement watering isn't necessary. I do have soaker hoses that I have used in the veggie garden before, but haven't for the last couple of years.

Michelle
Auntie_Clara
17 years ago
Very pretty! Please post more pics as your garden progresses!