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New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
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CitizenKate
Ginger Blue
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New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
We picked up some free pallets at our Rural King store last week and I put together a compost bin. No measuring, cutting or nailing. (Although I did cut one end off)
I secured it with 24 ins wire ties. The planter box on top is the end of the pallet I cut off.
Last spring, Wal-Mart had these 4x4x6 cedar beds for $40.00. In the fall, they were on sale for $9.00. Below is a pic of the beds stacked two high. No tools needed. Their all tongue and groove.
Next is a pic of whats left of my back yard after I was stricken with the dreaded SFG virus...
The apartments in the background is for senior citizens. They like to come over and visit me in the garden and of course, they go home with fresh veggies I give them.. PS: The wood is whats left of the apple tree I cut down.
I secured it with 24 ins wire ties. The planter box on top is the end of the pallet I cut off.
Last spring, Wal-Mart had these 4x4x6 cedar beds for $40.00. In the fall, they were on sale for $9.00. Below is a pic of the beds stacked two high. No tools needed. Their all tongue and groove.
Next is a pic of whats left of my back yard after I was stricken with the dreaded SFG virus...
The apartments in the background is for senior citizens. They like to come over and visit me in the garden and of course, they go home with fresh veggies I give them.. PS: The wood is whats left of the apple tree I cut down.
MrBooker- Posts : 732
Join date : 2016-03-19
Age : 78
Location : 62260
Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
Beautiful!!!
What blessed neighbors you have (especially if they're on fixed incomes)!
What blessed neighbors you have (especially if they're on fixed incomes)!
Ginger Blue- Posts : 281
Join date : 2016-06-02
Location : New Hampshire, Zone 4
Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
There's twin sisters in the end apartment closest to me who are really up there in age but still spunky and full of life.Ginger Blue wrote: Beautiful!!!
What blessed neighbors you have (especially if they're on fixed incomes)!
They know I won't take money for the veggies so they always buy me a little something when they can get out to the store.
MrBooker- Posts : 732
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Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
Haha! "...dreaded SFG virus..."MrBooker wrote:
Next is a pic of whats left of my back yard after I was stricken with the dreaded SFG virus...
The apartments in the background is for senior citizens. They like to come over and visit me in the garden and of course, they go home with fresh veggies I give them..
What a nice arrangement you have there... the neighbors make it special. One of the things I love most about gardening is having some to share with neighbors who don't have their own access to the "good stuff" we grow ourselves.
CitizenKate- Posts : 843
Join date : 2015-03-20
Location : Northeast KS, USA; Zone 6a
Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
Excellent MrBooker ... thanks for sharing.
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Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
CitizenKate wrote:What a nice arrangement you have there... the neighbors make it special. One of the things I love most about gardening is having some to share with neighbors who don't have their own access to the "good stuff" we grow ourselves.
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Ginger Blue- Posts : 281
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Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
Very Nice MrB.
ralitaco- Posts : 1303
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Re: New compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
Wonderful!Ginger Blue wrote: Beautiful!!!
What blessed neighbors you have (especially if they're on fixed incomes)!
RE: New Compost bin and 4x8 cedar bed
You are blessed! beautiful big garden and wonderful neighbors. A winning combination.
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