FarmerJamie
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Picked our first radish this morning
Looks great. For the depth of the sides, consider the herbs and how they might spread if they get under/past the side walls. Those look a little shallow to me. You might also consider compartmentalizing those to keep things under control.FB wanted raised beds, so I said get some raised bed then. I assembled these 3x6 and 1 2' diameter yesterday. Took tank and I a little over an hour to assemble, mainly because tank was carrying off my tools . Plan is line the bottom with some heavy duty landscape fabic, then top off with compost from around the hay rounds as soil. Probably will add some barn gold also . I have a soil PH meter and will amend as required. Being 3x6 it should be easy enough to cover with a sheet of plywood over winter, if needed. Looks like enough room for 4 tomato plants to me, but I thinks she's planning on growing herbs and medicinal herbs in them.
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3 cents with inflation.Looks great. For the depth of the sides, consider the herbs and how they might spread if they get under/past the side walls. Those look a little shallow to me. You might also consider compartmentalizing those to keep things under control.
I am going to use a completely self contained raised bed for my wife's herbs. I am a little miffed I can't find terra cotta pipes anywhere. A nice 18/24 inch depth would control unwanted spreading.
You do you, just my 2 cents worth, half a penny after taxes