...remember that huge pile of dirt in our backyard...
...well - it's still there and I can't plant my garden in the usual spot because 'eventually' someone will come and push all of that dirt around - some of it over my garden spot...
...well - I couldn't risk planting and nurturing a garden that would be covered over - could I?...
...so we planted our carrots here...
...our Italian lettuces here...
...and our tomatoes here at the end of the deck...
...around the corner are squashes and okra...
...we also have potatoes growing in a generous friend's garden...
I'm so with you on the container gardens this year! We just know we do not have the time or resources to devote to a traditional garden so we're keeping it small.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you have made the most out of your planting spaces and have quite a variety of produce to look forward to!
We're container gardening too. I think it's a lot easier actually!
ReplyDeletewill be interesting to see what it's like in a month or so!
ReplyDeletesee ya soon! love, k
Grrrr! It can be so frustrating not to be able to garden. Still, it seems as though you are able to grow something.
ReplyDeleteIt will leave you time to blog for us!
How fun, I wish we had space to garden!
ReplyDeletei'm going to be showcasing a garden a week and I would love to showcase your container garden a little down the road when you have some goodies to show... that is if you would like for it to be shown off! :) http://sandandstarfish.com
ReplyDeleteyou'll get lots of goodies out of your little gardens. :)
ReplyDeleteno gardens for me this year. i'll be too busy . . .
i'm hoping my mom and a few others have their usual over-abundance and want to share with me. :)
next summer i'll be doing LOTS of gardening!
You may like container gardening better than 'in the ground'. You have a good start. MOM
ReplyDeleteI like how you've been able to find homes for them all, despite not having a big area. I'm reading a book called "The earth knows my name" and I can't wait to set up my garden next year, I will do so much differently! Our plants have been in our garden for about a month now so I really can't change it much now...
ReplyDeleteNice blog. Being a great lover of garden art, I enjoyed going through your blog. Keep on posting.Iflorist.co.uk
ReplyDeleteBest of luck with the garden. I bet with container gardening, you'll have less weeding to do! Yay!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to hear that your finding a place to garden. It so good for the soul.
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