It's all legal and above board though as I'm growing my own
vegetables again not anything else J.
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Top left : Southern side of the
garden after trimming the River Oak and the old Mulberry tree.
Top right : Northern side before
the weed clearing.
Bottom left : Southern side after
cleanup - levelling the first bed
Bottom right : Northern side
after preliminary cleanup - digging out bed 2 pre filling and levelling.
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Top left : First two beds completed and all the trimmings
from trees burnt. Bed 1 with asparagus crowns, fortnight old bush peas and
globe radish seeds planted. Bed 2 seeded with chatenay carrot, kohl rabi, globe
radish and some spring onion seedlings. Cardboard covers are over bed as a big
storm was in sight and I didn't want the freshly planted seeds disturbed from a
downpour. The 'box' at left is my seedling tent.
Top right : The strawberry box at rear. Chive seedlings, at
front, from the seeds I'd planted at the same time as I began clearing.
Bottom left : Inside my seedling tent - pak choi and lettuce
seedlings - with broccoli and spinach seeds in the punnets at rear.
Bottom right : The skins the possum leaves after helping
itself to an orange (or a few) nearly every night. You can't see it properly
but there's a little possum "message" at the corner of the bricks -
yuk!
Now something for the possum lovers. My orange thief!
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Cheers,
Robyn
Your project could properly be called turning a wilderness into a garden!! Your soil is dark Robyn ... ours is more red. When I was last in NZ I brought home some knitting wool ... part merino, part possum; perhaps if you tell that orange thief that little fact it might go elsewhere.
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