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quiltbea42 4/5/2022, 12:00 pm
Due to moving to a retirement community, I had to leave my precious garden behind. That was in 2016.
Last year we were given the opportunity to have a raised garden bed of our own if we wanted one. I think I was first on the list.
As of last year, my plot is 12" deep and 4' wide by 10' long. I grew greens, carrots, kale, lettuce, thyme, peppers, cukes, tomatoes and even some nasturtiums. I loved it. This year I will grow my little garden space again.
I am a very happy gardener once again.
So Hello friends. I will enjoy sharing your gardens and mine this year now that i found you again.
Hugs,
Last year we were given the opportunity to have a raised garden bed of our own if we wanted one. I think I was first on the list.
As of last year, my plot is 12" deep and 4' wide by 10' long. I grew greens, carrots, kale, lettuce, thyme, peppers, cukes, tomatoes and even some nasturtiums. I loved it. This year I will grow my little garden space again.
I am a very happy gardener once again.
So Hello friends. I will enjoy sharing your gardens and mine this year now that i found you again.
Hugs,
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Scorpio Rising 4/5/2022, 12:22 pm
It’s beautiful, quiltbea! So glad you have your hands back in the mix!
And welcome, Misti! I agree with the above. Splitting the beds will make them more usable without compacting the mix. And I agree to do one at a time, start small and take great notes!
And welcome, Misti! I agree with the above. Splitting the beds will make them more usable without compacting the mix. And I agree to do one at a time, start small and take great notes!
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Mikesgardn 4/7/2022, 6:59 pm
Quiltbea,
Welcome back to the forum. I do remember you. If I recall from your posts, you lived in Maine. Did you retire there?
Mike
Welcome back to the forum. I do remember you. If I recall from your posts, you lived in Maine. Did you retire there?
Mike
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yolos 4/7/2022, 7:59 pm
Hi Quiltbea, I bet you are very happy to be gardening using beds again.
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sanderson 4/8/2022, 4:35 am
Welcome back, Quiltbea. I have thought of you often, and I'm so glad the retirement home has gotten with the program. I know you tried gardening on your patio, the one with the beautiful view, at least. But, now you can really garden in style.
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