We originally planned and designed our raised bed garden to accommodate nine 4’x12′ raised planters. \u00a0We decided to only purchase three to start out just in case we came to the conclusion that gardening wasn’t our thing. \u00a0By July after our first harvests were coming in and we excitedly shared some of the bounty with family we both decided to go ahead and order the other six beds. \u00a0Life overtook us for the next two months; vacations, start of college, etc. \u00a0Well we’re finally getting around to it. \u00a0My Dad helped me with the forklift attachment and tractor to get the pallet from the barn down to the garden and I spent the day assembling the sides of four beds. \u00a0Next steps are to put on the trim, fill with garden soil and setup the irrigation system. \u00a0Excited to finish this and to see what the garden will be like next year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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