... subsequent arches ....
... the one off, homestead- style, gate-less gateways in the fence ...?
... hinged, low tunnel, greenhouse, raised garden bed ....
... pergola ...?
... those "H" supports, for climbers or as decorative supports for espalier wires ....
... triangular beds set up to form a square ... that bean teepee ....
... doors as greenhouse garden bed lids ....
... the planting tables on the right ... we could build that ... for the greenhouse ....
... we could build that ....
greenstalk garden
down under lazy susan
... sunken garden ...?
... maybe James could ...?
7. Front Yard Patio With Plantings in Seattle Growing a traditional lawn was out of the question for this front yard in Seattle, deeply shaded by a large sequoia tree. Instead, designer Erin Lau created an attractive front patio that the owners surrounded with built-in Cor-Ten planters filled with a dynamic mix of sedge, coralbells and creeping Jenny trailing over the side.
... how much work are fish ...?
roof garden
"Philpott says compost bins should be laid straight onto the bare earth, with some brown, woody waste material at the bottom to help with drainage. “You could add shredded paper, a layer of grass clippings, autumn leaves — anything that allows the worms to get into the compost,” Renfrew says. “If your composter doesn’t already have a lid, you can use an old piece of carpet or a sheet of plastic or wood – anything that will completely cover the pile to help keep the heat in,” Philpott says. Renfrew says laying a weed-control membrane on top, or something that lets the rain get into your compost, will help the microorganisms break it down."
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