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Wooden Box

So for the past few weeks the hub and I have been doing some landscaping projects. This past weekend my husband's mission, should he choose to accept it, was to build a veggie/herb garden for me. Luckily for me he choose to accept the mission and unluckily for him a heat wave decided to set in upon Los Angeles. Despite the heat wave we went to Home Depo bought some plants for the flower bed we built last week and also some wood. We got home ripped out the roses and various weird plants growing on the side of the house. We replanted the roses elsewhere and got rid of the weird plants. We sprayed the newly plant free side of the house with poison so no weeds or grass or bushes would grow and the hub began his mission to build me a raised 8 foot box. the purpose of this box is to plant some herbs and veggies. I am sooo turning into my grandmother, an avid gardener...although, I haven't her knack of keeping things alive as well as she does. I am getting better though. Some of the plants and replants have lived. We finished the box this weekend and now I have been reading about herbs and veggies. Gots to see which dummy proof veggies I can grow. I did successfully grow some tomatoes last year so I am hoping for the best this year. Wish me luck!

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Anonymous said…
Be careful having sprayed the poison!
April 24, 2009 at 12:52 PM
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