New Land to Sow!

[Justosmo]

Hey guys and gals!

Wasn't sure where to post this as yet had to do with growing as well as general socialization.... But I have purchased my first home finally! No more buckets (or not as many!) for growing anymore! I have a nice plot of land that is exposed to the sun all day!

Looking forward to sharing the adventures in my grow log!

Anyone who has any ideas please share!

HOME! https://imgur.com/gallery/wmswt

 

[Sinn]

Very nice congrats on the new home lovely dog too

 

[Justosmo]

Very nice congrats on the new home lovely dog too

Thanks!

 

[sobelri]

Congrats

 

[Chilidude]

Hey that place looks quite old, get a metal detector and search the lawn for some old stuff.

 

[Mr.CtChilihead]

Congrats on the new home.

 

[Justosmo]

Hey that place looks quite old, get a metal detector and search the lawn for some old stuff.

Built in the 50s. It's an old mil town.

 

[dragonsfire]

Congrats !! nice looking place and great looking shaggy

 

[Chorizo857_62J]

Congrats!  Plenty of room for some raised beds, decking, etc.! 

 

[Rajun Gardener]

Congrats!!!
 
I would also say with that back yards you can do a few raised beds and still have room to plant in the ground.

 

[Justosmo]

Aren't you really planting in the ground with raised beds too? Just looks cleaner. I mean raising the bed 6-12" isn't really taking the ground out of the equation lol

 

[Rajun Gardener]

NO, you're planting in a raised bed. The ground might come in play if it's not deep and the roots reach the ground. The raised beds looking cleaner is a by product, the reasons to build a raised bed is to control the growing media, keeping the plants from being waterlogged in low areas, keeping MOST weed seeds out, makes it easier to harvest without bending down so much and they warm up sooner in Spring. The bad thing is you need to build the soil and it dries out faster.