Allotment Envy
As I said in a previous post, our nearest neighbours are the allotments. It's hard to look over the fence and see all those gardens filled with fruit trees and vegetable plants and not feel a twinge of envy. I'd love to grow more fruit and veg but I don't think I could take on a whole allotment plot. To scratch that gardening itch, I've made a small strawberry bed and planted beans, lettuces, tomatoes and herbs in containers. I have two beautiful espaliered apple trees that are my pride and joy. It's surprising how much food you can grow in a few pots.
Container gardening has been around for ages but now it's become an art form. I found this clever idea for vertical gardening using an old pallet. I thought I'd share with you. I haven't tried it yet but I think it would be perfect for growing cut and come again salad crops! I'd stain my pallet to match my fence. I suppose you could go mad decorating it and make it a feature. It's the sort of project that gets my imagination going.
If you'd like to give it a try click on this link to get all the instructions you need to make your own Pallet Garden ..... I'm off to sow my salad seeds!
Container gardening has been around for ages but now it's become an art form. I found this clever idea for vertical gardening using an old pallet. I thought I'd share with you. I haven't tried it yet but I think it would be perfect for growing cut and come again salad crops! I'd stain my pallet to match my fence. I suppose you could go mad decorating it and make it a feature. It's the sort of project that gets my imagination going.
If you'd like to give it a try click on this link to get all the instructions you need to make your own Pallet Garden ..... I'm off to sow my salad seeds!
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