Putting Up A Second-Hand Greenhouse - PART 3 - Making the Beds And Filling It Up!

It seems every spare minute has been spent getting this greenhouse up and running.
In this video I make up some raised beds out of some oak beams that didn't pass muster for oak framing and have been kicking around for four years. I also laid a very simple path and managed to fill the beds with a good combo of top soil, well rotted farm manure and compost.
Let me know what you think.
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[@Savior-Faire]

I should be out working on our garden, but it's rather dreary out there. Watching you work on yours in the next best way to spend a Sunday morning! Good point on NOT over engineering things as I do have a tendency to do :-) Can't wait to see how your garden grows... you are now the Greenhouse Master! lol

[@englishhomestead]

Yeah I'm terrible for doing too much when a simple fix would do!
I don't want to jinks it, but the garden is looking pretty good. Only downside I seem to have a rabbit in there doing some serious damage and I can't seem to find it! It's already wrecked a few crops.

[@Savior-Faire]

We have always hungry and ever multiplying bunnies too. My wife's perennials are the main buffet...and hopefully that lures them away from my veggie garden, lol

[@englishhomestead]

@Savior-Faire yeah, I think they certainly have a taste for the finer things. My cocktail kiwis have never managed to survive them!

[@nigelcleaver]

A good job all round, I now have greenhouse envy. I think you must have suffered during the construction and your comparison with the polytunnel, as your opening to the video you say "now the polytunnel is glazed" 😊 Not surprising given the hard graft! You'll be rewarded no doubt. 👍

[@englishhomestead]

Haha! Ah man I hadn't noticed that!