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Newbie Here, My SFG!
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Momma Pajama
Ha-v-v
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PB
nikkablue
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Newbie Here, My SFG!
Hello, newbie gardener here. This is my second year gardening and my first year SFG. I thought I'd share some pics with ya'll.
My boyfriend built my box, even though I was going to do it myself, because he believes women and power tools are unnatural :
Here is the finished box. It's 2 ft x 10 ft due to the fact that the only place in the yard that gets sun all day is about 2 ft x 10ft. I hadn't put the liner in yet because I didn't have the fence up yet and I didn't want my dogs to tear up the liner:
Here is the fenced area with the trellis up. I trellised off the 2 4ft areas of the box and left the middle untrellised hopefully this will work, does anybody know? Or do I need to trellis the whole thing?
I know the fence seems kind of high to just keep the dogs out but:
With 2 dobermans and a great dane, the fence has to be rather high. The dobermans jump over fences and the dane is taller than most fences!
Here is the box filled and gridded. The grid is just some 1 inch molding that I found at Menards I drilled holes and put it together with nuts and bolts then, I screwed the short ends to the box:
The boxs are ready to be planted, My youngest snuck through the gate to help:
The seeds are in. I have carrots, beets, radishes, marigolds, and onions although the onions went in late. I haven't filled the other sqaures yet because it's not time to plant those yet.
Anyway, that's my square foot garden area. Thanks for looking!
Nikkablue and Mojo the Wonder Dog!
My boyfriend built my box, even though I was going to do it myself, because he believes women and power tools are unnatural :
Here is the finished box. It's 2 ft x 10 ft due to the fact that the only place in the yard that gets sun all day is about 2 ft x 10ft. I hadn't put the liner in yet because I didn't have the fence up yet and I didn't want my dogs to tear up the liner:
Here is the fenced area with the trellis up. I trellised off the 2 4ft areas of the box and left the middle untrellised hopefully this will work, does anybody know? Or do I need to trellis the whole thing?
I know the fence seems kind of high to just keep the dogs out but:
With 2 dobermans and a great dane, the fence has to be rather high. The dobermans jump over fences and the dane is taller than most fences!
Here is the box filled and gridded. The grid is just some 1 inch molding that I found at Menards I drilled holes and put it together with nuts and bolts then, I screwed the short ends to the box:
The boxs are ready to be planted, My youngest snuck through the gate to help:
The seeds are in. I have carrots, beets, radishes, marigolds, and onions although the onions went in late. I haven't filled the other sqaures yet because it's not time to plant those yet.
Anyway, that's my square foot garden area. Thanks for looking!
Nikkablue and Mojo the Wonder Dog!
nikkablue- Posts : 12
Join date : 2010-04-09
Age : 44
Location : Omaha, NE Zone 5A
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What a lovely SFG you have! I know you will enjoy it!! You have gorgeous fur babies too!
I put a small bird bath in my garden area today. Next thing I knew my grand dog, Bella the boxer was drinking from it!! I knew she would though!!
I put a small bird bath in my garden area today. Next thing I knew my grand dog, Bella the boxer was drinking from it!! I knew she would though!!
PB- Posts : 95
Join date : 2010-03-11
Age : 59
Location : North Carolina
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
Beautiful garden and beautiful furbabies!! I too had to put a fence around my beds because of the dog!! Look forward to gardening with you!
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
First time SFG girl here too !! Fourth year working on gardening. I love your set up, well planned !! It is so well put together and neat! I like how you have the trellis set up in the back. We too have fur babies to keep out of the garden. Our fence is just shorter :-D
Happy Gardening
Ha-v-v
Happy Gardening
Ha-v-v
Ha-v-v- Posts : 1123
Join date : 2010-03-12
Age : 64
Location : Southwest Ms. Zone 8A (I like to think I get a little bit of Zone 9 too )
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
I am helping an old classmate with her first SFG and this was her solution to protecting her garden from her little furbabies!
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
Those stilted gardens will be easier on her back too!
And Nikkablue - nice work!
And Nikkablue - nice work!
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
I love the look of your long box! And your furbabies, if you need a sitter send them this way, I have some citters they can help scare off
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
Very nice SFG! Love your doggies too! We also have a Great Dane.
Those are some nice raised beds also Mama Pajama!
Those are some nice raised beds also Mama Pajama!
Theresa
FOUNDER SFG forum 2009
certified SFG instructor- Posts : 211
Join date : 2010-02-26
Age : 70
Location : Illinois Z6
Re: Newbie Here, My SFG!
Nikka - that box is so neat and clean looking!
momma - those beds are great too.....nice job.
momma - those beds are great too.....nice job.
new2this- Posts : 215
Join date : 2010-03-05
Age : 49
Location : southeast MN, zone 4a
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