Here's my brand new SFG :)

18 years ago

http://photos.gardenweb.com/garden/galleries/2008/05/sfg_lissa_z9b.html

It's posted on Garden Web's photo gallery...and it's bigger than the 4x4 (thank hubby for that). However, it's set far enough out that I can work all the way around it until my trellis goes up on the back side.

Hubby originally put a board in every foot like the two on the end. I made him take them out and drew in my horizontal foot markings. They'll be replaced with lath as soon as I make a run to the hardware store.

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Comments (6)

good_ole_boy
18 years ago
That's about the coolest garden i've ever seen before! Lord, I coul;nt have one like that,though....If my friend came over (that drinks more than 3 beers)he'd prolly try to play pool on it when I wadn't there.Talk at ya later
medontdo
18 years ago
WOW now that's awesome!! and ya can mow under it!! LOL i love it!! LOL
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plantgirl_sfg
18 years ago
That is gorgeous. Exactly what I want someday!!

Here is a link that might be useful: Plantgirl's Square Foot Garden
lab12
18 years ago
What a beautiful garden!
mwieder
18 years ago
Can you play airhockey on it during the winter?
Melissa Houser
Original Author
18 years ago
I'm in FL, so hard to play air hockey! :) I understand that my growing season is year-round. I, personally, think it looks like a gigantic pool table out there, at least right now.

I planted beans in both back corners (black and pole) and they are both going great! The black beans are already nearly as big as the starter plants I purchased for the pole beans!