With gardening you are always learning. And slowly the garden grows and expands. I think you garden looks pretty good for going on thee yrs. I been doing it for about 44 yrs. You have it nice and neat too.
Your garden is great! I appreciate the hard work that goes into the prep work just to get a garden going. This is our 4th year and we have learned, every year is different. Feel blessed for what you are given each year.
Yes every year is surely different. You're very kind! Even though my tomato's are great this season I feel lucky to still have lot's of other productive garden goods.
Funny thing one morning I went into my straw bale garden and all the cups were strewn all over the place. I have 1 ground hog that lives in the forest at the bottom edge of my property. There's a huge hole where he lives. So far he's never been a garden problem but I suspect that was him. Fingers crossed he doesn't start up.
I grow in bales too. It's definitely a learning curve but I live in SW and we have no ground, only rock so I had to go to bales. I'm getting it figured out.
With gardening you are always learning. And slowly the garden grows and expands. I think you garden looks pretty good for going on thee yrs. I been doing it for about 44 yrs. You have it nice and neat too.
Your garden is great! I appreciate the hard work that goes into the prep work just to get a garden going. This is our 4th year and we have learned, every year is different. Feel blessed for what you are given each year.
Yes every year is surely different.
You're very kind!
Even though my tomato's are great this season I feel lucky to still have lot's of other productive garden goods.
Garden is looking nice, nice harvest. I think the pooch has the right idea, find a corner and relax ; )
She looks forward to the golf cart ride around the hood.
It's looking great, Michael. I love that idea of using cups to keep those pill bugs from eating them. I am totally going to give that a shot.
Funny thing one morning I went into my straw bale garden and all the cups were strewn all over the place. I have 1 ground hog that lives in the forest at the bottom edge of my property. There's a huge hole where he lives.
So far he's never been a garden problem but I suspect that was him.
Fingers crossed he doesn't start up.
@@MichaelJosephJr934 I hope not. Critters like that can be such a nuisance.
I grow in bales too. It's definitely a learning curve but I live in SW and we have no ground, only rock so I had to go to bales. I'm getting it figured out.
It was a total experiment but that is working better than my in ground garden. I will continue doing it.
Thanks for the comment!