Weekend June 18 Pt 2
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Doctor who?
As I walked out 15 minutes ago I saw the sky was spectacular. So I grabbed the camera. Neighbor was outside and was taking in the amazing twilight. I took a bunch of photos. I'll share my zucchini plants photo (the bushy looking things in the middle of photo). And as you can see in this pic, there is still plenty of room for something over there. In the fore you can see my arrangement for my pole beans - kentucky wonders planted - six risers. Punkins under that. Peppers and tomatoes going up on the left half with eggplant in there. Onions are on second tier. Have broccoli planted, carrots and more pumpkins, peas on the bottom right with carrots beyond. Still have salads growing on other side of yard.
It's everywhere. And yes, I built that tiered garden structure. Everything there made out of wood was built by moi.
As I walked out 15 minutes ago I saw the sky was spectacular. So I grabbed the camera. Neighbor was outside and was taking in the amazing twilight. I took a bunch of photos. I'll share my zucchini plants photo (the bushy looking things in the middle of photo). And as you can see in this pic, there is still plenty of room for something over there. In the fore you can see my arrangement for my pole beans - kentucky wonders planted - six risers. Punkins under that. Peppers and tomatoes going up on the left half with eggplant in there. Onions are on second tier. Have broccoli planted, carrots and more pumpkins, peas on the bottom right with carrots beyond. Still have salads growing on other side of yard.
It's everywhere. And yes, I built that tiered garden structure. Everything there made out of wood was built by moi.
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Learningagain, you mentioned baby fish. We have one too. I'm sure his or her litter mates became fish food but surprisingly, Bubbles is growing by the day it seems. What kind do you have?
Brain, your garden and yard are very impressive. Do you ever peacefully enjoy it?
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LBrain, it's impressive 
So lush. And I really can appreciate the stepped garden boxes. One year I constructed some garden boxes and so I know the work that goes into it. I only had two boxes, but it turned out to be quite a project Organic gardening got kind of expensive, lol.
So lush. And I really can appreciate the stepped garden boxes. One year I constructed some garden boxes and so I know the work that goes into it. I only had two boxes, but it turned out to be quite a project Organic gardening got kind of expensive, lol.
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