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bed designs - many small vs few large, and also long skinny ones?
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Re: bed designs - many small vs few large, and also long skinny ones?
[quote="donnainzone10"]Sheiseval,
Have you tried the Garden Planner at www.territorialseeds.com?
It will help you visualize your space and has a fairly expansive list of plants.
Thanks for the link Donna. That's a fine planning tool they developed.
Have you tried the Garden Planner at www.territorialseeds.com?
It will help you visualize your space and has a fairly expansive list of plants.
Thanks for the link Donna. That's a fine planning tool they developed.
meatburner- Posts : 362
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Re: bed designs - many small vs few large, and also long skinny ones?
Czechens, they look wonderful, I see 128 square feet of garden just waiting to produce food with less pain! Happy Gardening!
happycamper- Posts : 304
Join date : 2010-05-26
Location : East County Portland, OR
Re: bed designs - many small vs few large, and also long skinny ones?
Well, see? This is why I just love gardens and gardeners--so positive, encouraging, and forward looking. Thank you all so much for your kind words about my little Charlie Brown beds. Actually, I'm quite fond of them and am dreaming of having them absolutely running over with beautiful green edibles and flowers this summer. Wow! 128 square feet of growing space! I guess I hadn't really done the math - Better get going on some serious planning!
Lindacol - She's a Polish hen. They're really delightful - fun funky feathers and affectionate although rather quirky personalities. I have a white one now named Phyllis (Diller). She follows me around like a dog.
Lindacol - She's a Polish hen. They're really delightful - fun funky feathers and affectionate although rather quirky personalities. I have a white one now named Phyllis (Diller). She follows me around like a dog.
czechens- Posts : 16
Join date : 2013-01-01
Age : 81
Location : Ruburbs of Kansas City (Zone 5)
Re: bed designs - many small vs few large, and also long skinny ones?
they're "vintage" which is very popular right now, so you're good! Have fun!!
southern gardener- Posts : 1887
Join date : 2011-06-21
Age : 43
Location : california, zone 10a
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