Making good a garden
Written by Matt B · first published 08/06/2009
As projects go I'm quite looking forward to this one.
This mission is to turn a junk tip of a "garden" into a real garden in one and a half weeks. The budget is not huge but it is reasonable and there is help. The question is can we pull off something that will make everyone happy?
The first snag has been that the raised planting areas are chock full of rubble and very little soil. If we can get it all out we will need to fill about 1.7 cubic meters of volume with fresh topsoil. This is going to eat in to our three figure budget whatever way we cut it.
How are you enjoying the nice weather?
Update: Look out for posts tagged MattsBigGarden which should start showing up on engines in the next few days.
This mission is to turn a junk tip of a "garden" into a real garden in one and a half weeks. The budget is not huge but it is reasonable and there is help. The question is can we pull off something that will make everyone happy?
The first snag has been that the raised planting areas are chock full of rubble and very little soil. If we can get it all out we will need to fill about 1.7 cubic meters of volume with fresh topsoil. This is going to eat in to our three figure budget whatever way we cut it.
How are you enjoying the nice weather?
Update: Look out for posts tagged MattsBigGarden which should start showing up on engines in the next few days.
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Adem wrote:
Good luck with your garden though.