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Here I Go!
Built my boxes over the weekend and here they are:
bennyhannahmama- Posts : 34
Join date : 2011-03-25
Location : Ann Arbor, Michigan vicinity
Re: Here I Go!
Looking good! I am jealous of how close they are to your patio!
Glendale-gardener- Posts : 293
Join date : 2011-03-10
Age : 48
Location : Cincinnati Zone 6A
Re: Here I Go!
Beautiful!! I love the way you have incorporated them into your patio/deck as well.
Gwynn
Gwynn
Old Hippie- Regional Hosts
- Posts : 1156
Join date : 2010-08-12
Age : 73
Location : Canada 3b
Re: Here I Go!
Very nice bennyhannahmama. That should be really convenient as it is so close to your deck. Having your beds close to where you go in and out just gives you more opportunities to admire your garden and keep on top of watering.
Furbalsmom- Posts : 3141
Join date : 2010-06-10
Age : 77
Location : Coastal Oregon, Zone 9a, Heat Zone 2 :(
Re: Here I Go!
Old Hippie wrote:Beautiful!! I love the way you have incorporated them into your patio/deck as well.
Gwynn
Agreed. I see a "row" of dirt in front of the box to your immediate left in the shot? Is that for flowers? That would be so cool.
BackyardBirdGardner- Posts : 2727
Join date : 2010-12-25
Age : 50
Location : St. Louis, MO
Re: Here I Go!
I purposely picked the placement because of the proximity to the house (I remember Mel's emphasis on that in the book!).
The row outside the box was just there because of the layout of the boxes and I didn't want to leave a little patch of grass there. I had thought of putting down some stones/rock there, but now I may have to consider some flowers. Any suggestions of type/kind of flowers?
The row outside the box was just there because of the layout of the boxes and I didn't want to leave a little patch of grass there. I had thought of putting down some stones/rock there, but now I may have to consider some flowers. Any suggestions of type/kind of flowers?
bennyhannahmama- Posts : 34
Join date : 2011-03-25
Location : Ann Arbor, Michigan vicinity
Re: Here I Go!
marigolds are pretty and have insect repelling properties. Nasturtiums are also pretty and have edible flowers. You could also use that for herbs......parsley, thyme, oregano, chives, short dill not the tall variety. Or interplant flowers AND herbs. We use a lot of mint but it is very invasive so I only keep it in a pot.
Gwynn
Gwynn
Old Hippie- Regional Hosts
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Join date : 2010-08-12
Age : 73
Location : Canada 3b
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