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belleville_rose_gr

15 years ago

well I started building my boxes after removing the rest of my roses. The weather here is warm and humid so taking it slow. I think I will be able to place (6) 4x4 beds along with a 2x24 bed along the fence that can be used for the vining veggies. The boxes are from 2x6 pine but are painted and stenciled(wife's job). I will upload the finished project hopefully by the weekend. Thanks for all your help

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angelady777 (Angela) - Zone 6
15 years ago
Congrats! I can't wait to see the stenciled boxes. Be sure to update us with those promised pics!

~Angela
sinfonian
15 years ago
I second the motion! My design was creative, but I lack the artistic talent to make something of beauty in my garden. I'd love to see what you come up with!

Here is a link that might be useful: Sinfonian's garden adventure!
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