Today, I'm going to share with you about my little garden mess. It's definitely not as horrible as it was last year...
Here's a little reminder of that garden failure!
The only thing that did well, were the jalapeños.
The grass all around the raised garden beds was a mess. The tomatoes took over, the grass was muddy. I was determined to fix that this year.
Gosh, it looks awful!
This year the garden is flourishing!! It's beautiful!
Just look at those tomato plants! This year we decided to keep them
trimmed and not let them grow wildly. We've had to trim
them several times and they just keep growing!!
I killed all the grass around the planters, because last year
it was such a pain to mow.
I was thinking of going with the red bricks and pavers, but I really didn't
like them at all. I'm not a red fan... I really don't like red mulch and all that. They were returned. I figured out something else that I'll be sharing with you another time! (It's so cool!)
So, I laid out the weed paper and Hubs figured out the square footage and
how many bags of stone we would need.
Man, it already looks better!
Yeah, never mind the mildew growing on the shed... Ugh!
I love this man!
He's always so willing to help me on these projects! He heaved-ho
all those bags. I may have grabbed one or two. :)
The stone looks really red, but it hasn't been rained on.
Now, it might look like we don't have enough stone, and we'll probably
have to get a bit more, but I still need to add stepping stones
and bricks around the border.
It's just nice that we aren't stepping in mud. The front of the shed
really doesn't get much sun and the ground was a bit "slimy".
We both practically slipped going into the shed.
So, this is much safer for us and prettier!
Don't we have a cute little shed??
I'm still overwhelmed as how well the garden is growing this year!
I've made fresh salsa and cooked some zucchini.
I'm going to be sharing some of those recipes this week!
Blessings,
Lori
Lori
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