outdoor project

notsomuch a creation, but certainly a project. pulling weeds is an all day affair, and i'm highly considering plastic next year. or maybe the plastic with fabric woven in that you can use & reuse rather than throwing away so much plastic every year. anyway, the veggies-











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9 replies since 14th July 2007 • Last reply 14th July 2007

Reply #1:

Wow is that 4th photo of your garden?

I wish I could grow plants, but the best space I have is a window box <!-- sHappy --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/cats/disappointed.gif" alt="sad" title="sad" /><!-- sHappy -->

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yes! it's the entrance to it. my grandfather graciously gave me around an acre of land before he sold the rest of his 80 acres. it's about 20 minutes from where i live right now, so it's hard to be over there every day. i do what i can. but it's really nice to be away for a few days and go there and have huge vegetables!

here's another picture, i don't know if it's better though. it's hard to get a good picture because everything in there is so HUGE!

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Wow, you're so lucky. Where do you live?

It must be hard work to look after something of that scale.

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it really is- especially when you work forty+ hours at a &quot;real&quot; job. but i'm blessed to have many friends who are and have been willing to help through the whole experience! i live in west virginia by the way.

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yum that all looks so lush! <!-- s:tea: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/cats/awake.gif" alt="tea" title="tea" /><!-- s:tea: -->

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lucky to own some land and a lush garden.. maybe enroll some help and have a little stand. Or sometimes here in wisconsin we have Honor System, people leave out there cart and you pop a few bucks in the box.

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Reply #7:

wow that looks amazing! I would love to grow my own veggies Happy Don't have the space or the climate for it here though hehe (in iceland)

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Reply #8:

Ha ha, I wonder if there are any plants that thrive in sub-zero conditions.

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Reply #9:

I don't know about that, but over here the veggies they do grow, grow in greenhouses and are heated by the natural geothermal hot water Happy

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