Now I can start to plan for the spring and expand the varieties and amount of each vegetable. I don't have measurements of the space but I know it's much, much, bigger than my current space of (2) 3' by 8' raised beds.EDIT: My mom asked, "What are we looking at?" The answer is that all the rowed hills of dirt show the area that was in cultivation. At the back are three tiny sticks of the newly planted fruit trees. The large mounts of snow are a snow fort the current kids built, and behind is a field owned by someone else. So most of the photo is the new garden space.
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What are we looking at in the photo you posted?
Woot! Congratulations!! I loved buying a house, the first year was scary wonderful, and they years have just gotten better. Best of luck you proceed. Can't wait for a visual tour!
Ali
Much much bigger and fruit trees to boot ? Fantastic news ! Can't wait to see the grounds.
Looks like a piece of heaven! Congrats and I look forward to seeing your new garden grow this year.
Congratulations! Hope to hear more details at church tomorrow. :)
That is an incredibly big garden! I clicked on the photo and was able to see the fruit trees behind. Are you still going to do square foot gardening and make beds?
Hooray you! Hooray God!
Just in time to plant peas!
Congrats on the new house. I hope I get lucky and find mine soon.
That. Is. Exciting!
New ground to fill with plants. It's all ready to go too!
Congrats! What kind of fruit trees?
Three apple trees. I looked this week during the home inspection and found that 2 are Cortland and the third is a multi-graft but it doesn't list what types on the tag.
Be happy you know! We have a 110 tree orcahrd and have no record of the trees LOL. It's certainly been a learning experience!
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