One Iron out of the fire

15 years ago

Except for running the different zones back to the controllers, the SFG expansion is complete (photo 1). The small beds at the end of the paths (photo2) are for a potato tower experiment next spring. As you can see, the space between the two gardens can be converted, in case the economic predictions come true. Except for a few stranglers, this yearÂs garden is also ready for spring, as I am (photo 3).

John

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Comments (7)

anniesgranny
15 years ago
Beautiful setup, John...nice job! I'll bet you're as anxious for spring as I am!

Granny

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bettyinga
15 years ago
Wow - that is beautiful and a lot of hard work! Great job!
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ribbit32004
15 years ago
Amazing, John! I wish I had that kind of space.
mike_in_paradise
15 years ago
Looks Great!

Wish I could get the ambition and weather to finish mine off!

Oh well I have till next spring now :)
carolynp
15 years ago
That's awesome!!! LOL, I just decided where I want three new boxes in front! I may just copy you here and create the strawberry front.
sinfonian
15 years ago
Very nice indeed! Watch for shading, depending on your southern exposure.

Great work. I too can't wait to see it in full bloom!
engineeredgarden
15 years ago
John - you know that you had a ball constructing all of those boxes.....you'll be having box building withdrawals in about 2 months. That's what us builders do....we build stuff, and it's never enough. Good job, "Compost Man"

EG