Re: SE TN Stead
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2014 7:24 pm
by mannytheseacow
You're really making some progress, Wiley. Congrats on the new axe handle!
It looks like you have opened a huge can of worms (in a good way). You must have projects coming out of your ears!
Re: SE TN Stead
Posted:
Thu May 22, 2014 12:44 pm
by pa_friendly_guy
I like your wife's Derby hat, so appropriate for the most exciting 2 minutes in Sports,
My son went to school in Louisville and has a Big Kentucky Derby Party every year. Some day I will explain his recipe for mint juleps.
Loved the pictures.
Re: SE TN Stead
Posted:
Fri May 23, 2014 11:50 am
by wileythenord
Ok last pics for this week, I promise lol.
Raised beds, I've just got 2 this year, I'm harvesting some trees to use for about 4 more raised beds for next year. I just plan on using 6 inch logs as my "holding Material" instead of boards. Those are sweet potatoes I'm trying to take to slips
First of many berry bushes
Potato patch that was planned, I dug a 4-6 inch hole, put my mel's mix in the hole, planted seed potatoes and have been covering with decaying sawdust since.
Potato patch that wasn't planned, I dug down into the edge of my mulch/compost and put a few seed potatoes and one store bought tater that went to seed, somehow that one is a monster plant
Re: SE TN Stead
Posted:
Fri May 23, 2014 2:16 pm
by Lollykoko
It is all looking good, Wiley.
Re: SE TN Stead
Posted:
Fri May 23, 2014 2:33 pm
by wileythenord
Thanks!
I've never really done any gardening so I started small this year, next year I plan to knock it out of the park!