How far the garden has come!

4 years ago

So I’m considering the veggie garden done-ish other than mulch (debating what kind) and checking the irrigation for the year. Oh and arguing about where the compost should go. But does anyone have any suggestions or advice for improvement? Also, I didn’t get around to planting many cool veggies as we are working hard on the hill during weekend naps and I ran out of time.

What it used to look like

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
4 years ago
The hard work is reaping results! Good job.
mmmm12COzone5
4 years ago
Wow! That is great progress.
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treebarb Z5 Denver
4 years ago
That was quite an undertaking. You are going to be so pleased with the result for years to come. Nice job!
B T
4 years ago
I am so impressed with what you’ve done. Lots of hard work. I’m not sure what zone you’re gardening in so can’t give specific ideas.
Make sure that your compost is in a sunny location so that it breaks down quickly (I’m moving mine this year because of this.)
For tips, look no further than your neighbours. If there is someone who has a veggie garden, they may be able to help you with tips and places to shop for the things you need. (My next door neighbour has taught me so much and we love to visit back and forth to talk about our gardens.)
Check to see if there is a local gardening club. You can learn a lot from members and they may have speakers events. (Mine has arranged for a small member discount at local nurseries, too.)
Happy gardening!