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two new raised bed, ?what to plant

18 years ago

I have been busy in my garden today and now have two raised beds, one is 3'x8' and the other is 4'x8'. This really is an experiment, as i had a couple of trees taken down, and think that i will have at least six hours sun per day. So, any suggestions as to what to plant. I know i would like two or three tomato plants and a couple of pepper plants. Really not sure what else I can grow!

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Iris GW
18 years ago
Is it morning sun or afternoon sun? How about a couple of blueberry bushes? I called around to the Woodstock/Roswell Home Depots today and they are still about 1-2 weeks away from getting their good blueberry bushes. I've decided to give up on tomatoes and want to plant a couple more blueberries instead. And they have great fall color!
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