
This is the raised garden bed I built. But my husband made it sturdy enough that we could actually move it from the garage to its final resting place.

These are the 9 bags of dirt I put into the garden bed. Plus a bag of mulch. All by myself!

Ta da! The finished product, surrounded by netting. Good for keeping out most critters around here.

Beans! I'm so excited.

A blurry picture of mesclun and spinach. No, I don't know which is which. Because I didn't label my sectors (that sounds very Star Trek to me for some reason). I'm sure I'll figure it out.

Onions in front, strawberries in back.

Some pretty weeds--I mean, wildflowers--in our yard.

Buds on the rose already.

The result of throwing herb seeds into my weed-strewn window box. I see some tarragon...
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Wow!
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