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March 28, 2008

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Isabella Ann Leischer

She is here and she is beautiful. It was a long night and they are all a little tired today.

This garden has bothered me pretty much since I started it about six years ago. What was I thinking? The problem then was we had no rain gutters and all the rain poured off the side of the house and ruined any plants I had in there. So my solution was to make it very narrow and eliminate the issue. Now that we have rain gutters it was time to expand it back to the original size. Yesterday morning was the day to start this project. This picture was taken about an hour into it. I already had pulled out the edge pavers. After many hours of digging, shoveling and measuring, it all came together. This is the picture from this morning. After a whole day of work and many many sore muscles I didn't know I had, it was finished before dark last night. And now for the next step. What do I plant in it? The green you see there is phlox. It did ok but didn't flourish. Do I plant annuals? Perenni...

RAISED GARDEN BEDS

I was totally inspired by an article I read this spring on raised gardens. Then I went over to look at my sister’s and that convinced me I had to have them. When I told Lumberjack that we needed to buy some railroad ties, he looked at me and said “Why would we go buy some when we have 50 cords of wood piled across the road?” So he made a phone call to a neighbor who has a portable sawmill and had him come and cut a bunch of tamarack bolts into 6 x 6 ties. I think the skidder was a little overkill in machinery but I’m glad he used it. Sure saved a lot of lifting. Them 6 x 6 ‘s are heavy! The first one was trial and error but it turned out pretty good. Are you sure you’re reading that tape measurer right? It wasn’t long and we had two beds done. But honey, I wanted four beds. So he calls the neighbor to come cut some more. They work really good for baby cages. I seriously considered leaving one empty. ...

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