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.
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