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The former owner left us a tiny 8 x 8 garden bed. Im in the process of building 10 (or more) 4 x 8 beds but we are waiting on an excavator to clear the land for the chicken coop, gardens space and parking pad. I started a few things in pots a few weeks ago and it finally warmed enough to take them out of the greenhouse. Our latitude puts us further north than Halifax Nova Scotia and Ottawa Canada. The last snow pile disappeared only 5 days ago.

This is winter squash, a couple types of tomato, hot and mild peppers, Kohlrabi, Cabbage, etc.



The only thing I have in the ground so far are 180 onion sets (red, yellow and white onions)





Im an inventor. Its always been that way. That is my curse.

 
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What works are you planning, photos possible?

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John C Daley wrote:What works are you planning, photos possible?



"Works"?? I dont understand.

Im an inventor. Its always been that way. That is my curse.

 
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