This is the beginnings of our vege patch, taken a few weeks ago. Since then it has been planted and we've rigged up a drip irrigation system using water we carry down from the tank on the garage. The lettuce and tomatoes thus far are going great. I am just hoping the fence can thwart the bunny rabbit. I saw it hopping about yesterday.
This is the beginnings of our vege patch, taken a few weeks ago. Since then it has been planted and we've rigged up a drip irrigation system using water we carry down from the tank on the garage. The lettuce and tomatoes thus far are going great. I am just hoping the fence can thwart the bunny rabbit. I saw it hopping about yesterday.
That's a scenic vege patch! It looks like a good, sunny place. Your tomatoes should do well.
ReplyDeleteIs that a 'sleeve' arrangement? Plank within plank? I am trying to think about my own upcoming vegie patch which I envisage as of the 'raised bed' variety. Perhaps with each bed being 1m x 1.5m with a 0.5m pathway around. But worry that the timber will rot, and treated timber will leach its chemicals into the food-chain. But don't want the structure to dominate the plantings, like I think the rounded corrugated iron garden beds seem to do.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious problem for me to solve.
It is besser blocks and about those dimensions made with 12 blocks - 3 x 4 .
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