Deborah Thompson

Being rather new to Permies, I have been reading through old threads that catch my eye. This one surely did! I, for one, thoroughly enjoy peeing in the great outdoors and take every opportunity to meet the challenge of inopportunity and attempted decorum. I'm usually quite successful at "squat and release", but after an old flame (think I put out the fire after this one) told me that I looked like a cow peeing on a flat rock, I now keep my adventures private.
Namaste, y'all!

Cee Ray - where do you find the mushroom spawn? Great idea, by the way!

Normally I wouldn't even think about coating the boards, but I'm living in town now and am focused on taking out the lawn and gradually turning the front yard into "edible landscaping". This is the start of the bones of my lay-out. It will definitely stick out like a green thumb, so wanted to artsy it up a bit. As my gardens in country have been though, I'll also make them interesting here...... and whimsical if at all possible.
Thanks for the response.
I sure do like Permies - have subscribed to other gardening forums, but this one feels like home ~ like a fit for me. One in which I won't hesitate to become involved.

Not wanting to take chances of contaminating the organic soil I'll be hauling in, will just leave things alone. Yes! Let it Rot!

Just constructed my first raised bed today. It's raw pine and hasn't been set-in yet. Should I protect the wood somehow?

Follow your bliss, Paul. I like you just the way you are. I'm new here - watch and try to read everything posted. Am impressed with your dissemination of information. // deb

Greetings, Steve! So what does your garden grow?

First post from Beelicious! I'm in Carroll County, Arkansas - Berryville/Eureka Springs to be exact. Anyone else from round'cheer?