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Cambium,
i love your garden pics!
I have to grow veggies in a raised garden, so my garden this year
is very small. (cinderblocks are heavy).
The bags of soil Miracle Grow garden soil are heavy too.
I planted 3 squash plants, i green bell pepper, 9 brocilli, 2 tomatoe
plants. They all grew, and I ate or froze all the brocilli.
Now I love veggie gardening.
Thank you for posting pics again, it is encouraging to me.
Mabey next year I can get the energy to add another
raised concrete bed.
Cambium,
i love your garden pics!
I have to grow veggies in a raised garden, so my garden this year
is very small. (cinderblocks are heavy).
The bags of soil Miracle Grow garden soil are heavy too.
I would recommend using 4x4s or 2x8s instead. It might be less expensive and it would look better too. I also would recommend getting a yard or two of soil from local nurseries, farms or distributor. That is for sure a ton of savings and you get more soil in the process. (and less to carry to) :-)
wow!
Can you share your secret on how you gone from seed to such beautiful plants??
How much did it all cost? How did you keep your cost down(fertilizer must be expensive)?
I am trying to get a veggie garden going but I don't have a lot of money or experience.
Thanks!
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