
Over the past month and a half, I've been spending my spare time making a garden.  It seemed like an easy project at first but was complicated by things I kept digging up.
After getting the sod dug and the rocks out, I started working on a simple fence.  I made a gate from some pickets and put in the posts.  Actually, before putting them in position, I used the 4x4 posts as levers to move the piece of granite we had unearthed.  
Above is a picture of the garden with a couple of the raised beds complete.  And, you can see the granite in its position as a bench. 
Finally, we finished the "construction" part of this project.  The garden has four raised beds and one long bed.  I mulched a path between the beds and around the fence.
I got the kids out yesterday to plant some seeds.  But, I am on my way to Tokyo today.  Maybe when I get back, there will be some seedlings...
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Time to plant some seeds
Labels:
Gardening,
New England
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2 comments:
wow, how's your back? and why the fence? do you have critters? It is beautiful!
My back is finally recovering. It was a lot of work digging up the sod. The fence is to keep the rabbits out. We have rabbits in the backyard that are fearless - think Monty Python's Holy Grail.
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