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| My daughter digs up and gather soil for moving the location of soil beds. |
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| My daughter is flattening the surface of new beds. My wife is putting daikon's leaves on the bed for fertilizing. |
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Our new planting bed Length: 6meters + 2meters = 8 meters Width : 30cm Planting space : 2.4sqm |
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9 comments:
Takaeko, your daughter makes a good farmer in the future, looks like she's happy helping around in the garden. Im excited too Ive just finished another 2 raised beds today and like you, thrilled to imagine the new greens Im going to plant there! Happy gardening!
So many things can be grown in your plot there. How I wish I have that space to grow things too. So much fun gardening with the whole family.
Looks great, Takaeko! You are so well-organised and methodical. And you will probably now have many enjoyable hours thinking about what to grow in that new space.
Is this garden right next to your house, or do you have to travel to get to it?
Very nice to have your family gardening with you! Your daughter is going to be a great gardener!!
>p3chandan
I saw the post about new gardening plots in your blog.
You seem to deal with much amount of soil which must be tougher than our jobs in my garden!
>Malay
Now I'm wondering spinaches can be planted if some vinyl tunnels is set up and gather enough sunlight with it even in cold winter. But it might be experimental.
>Mark
My garden is located within 5-minute walk. I wish I had large space in my precinct to open my own garden.
It is severely cold in England, I think and did you seed or plant any vegetables in the mid winter? Or will you wait for warm days for seeding?
>Robin
Well, I and my wife are very happy that my kids eat up vegetables. I know kids don't like to eat them in most case..
Congratulation on the new gardening bed! I can't wait to see what you decide to plant here!
Ooo I love a garden bed, yours look just lovely Takaeko. Is it on a block of land that other people can use for garden beds too?
It's lovely that your wife and daughter are interested in helping. I can't think of a better way to spend some family time together.
Can't wait to see what you are going to plant.
Love a new veggie patch - and your daughter looks like she's having fun.
Hi Takaeko; The weather in UK now is not TOO cold - about 10 Degrees Celsius during the day - but it is not a good time to sow or plant anything. We veg gardeners call this the Hungry Gap - a time when all the veg from last year is fast disappearing, and nothing from the new year is yet available. I'm lucky that I still have my sprouting broccoli to look forward to. It will be ready from late February through to late April I think.
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