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| Bubs after a hard day's work putting the raised beds together. |
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| Valentine's Day present from Ryan with the price tag still on :p |
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| A slightly different angle. |
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| Basil is at the back and cilantro in front. |
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| And here are the raised beds made from wooden pallets. I'm super excited and proud about them. It took 4 trips to collect 6 wooden pallets of which I only used 3 for this project. Potential uses for the other 3 pallets include: picnic table, platform for firewood, platform for hay, compost bin and bunny/guinea pig run. Hmm... I might need more pallets |
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| Close up of one of the 4x4 beds. I made two 4x4s and one 3x3 although they are a couple of inches short of the full length. Taking the pallet apart was the hardest part. I didn't really have to cut much except for the corner pieces that hold two boards per side. Those were cut 5-6 inches long from the remaining boards. |
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| Potatoes! Boil'em, mash'em, stick'em in a stew! (LOTR, the movie) The two in the middle are halves of the adirondack blue and the ones at the end are kennebec. I started chitting (look at me, I'm all smart!) them on Thursday night (3-8-12). |
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| In the blue tub are leek seedlings and the two seedlings in the sour cream container are eggplants. I'm going to have to pick one of the two soon :( |
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