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Soil is prepped and seeds are here




Category: My Front Yard Garden | Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 9:55 pm

Well my soil has been loosened and a couple inches of some real nice compost has been added.

Check this truck load out and guess how much a load of compost like this costs.

Just $12.50 for all of this. There were probably 2 wheelbarrow loads laying on the ground behind the truck when I pulled away because the bucket on the loader was longer then the truck.

So here is the ground prepped


Here is the top coated garden


Closeup of the compost


Here is my Cilantro growing from last years seed drop.


This is what the contents of the cold frame looks like.




AsI mentioned above my seeds arrived today. Tommorow the sugar snap peasgo in the ground and I start a tray of seeds inside.

Seeya,
Uncle Jabba


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Comments

 

Droopy wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:07 pm:


Drool, drool! You are so lucky to be able to do that now. We're still having frosts and waiting for more snow.




 

kaseylib wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:41 pm:


It looks like some nice loose soil. I love sugar snaps...I'm drooling along with Droopy. Happy planting and keep us posted so we can dream along with you!




 

Palm Tree wrote on Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:32 am:


Lovely uncle Jabba - a lot of hard work, but it is all worth it. My mouth is watering just reading about the stuff that you are going to put in the soil.




 

glendann wrote on Wed Feb 13, 2008 5:03 am:


Looks great and the compost will do wonders I got two dump truck loads last year It was a dump truk and pulled a big dump trailer behid it for $25.00 of course I worked there and only had to pay for the delivery.I can still get it as my somn still works there.




 

glendann wrote on Wed Feb 13, 2008 5:03 am:


Looks great and the compost will do wonders I got two dump truck loads last year It was a dump truk and pulled a big dump trailer behid it for $25.00 of course I worked there and only had to pay for the delivery.I can still get it as my son still works there.





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