@DoctorShavegood You have been a busy badger. 
Is it the same size as your first rasied garden?
Is it the same size as your first rasied garden?The Sprout-2017
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@DoctorShavegood You have been a busy badger.
No, it's 2 feet longer. 1st bed is 4'x8'.
That should move the pile in just a few load. Congrats, Aaron it will be well used I'm sure.
Will it attach to a lawn mower?
Yes. The handle can be removed for a connection to a riding lawn more or even an ATV.
Sweet. I'll need a cart for the lawn mower. I'll have to look in to that.
Edit:
The handle is not removable. It actually swivels around after you pull out a pin holding it in place.
Todays harvest, a bit of this and that. Early Girl, Russian Reds, Tommy Toe, Golden cherry and sweet 100 cherry tomatoes.
Amazing!! Good job Chris.
Wow talk about abundance.
I was just looking at my seed starting trays. The domes are a bit yellowed and brittle but I think I'm good for another year.
I was just looking at my seed starting trays. The domes are a bit yellowed and brittle but I think I'm good for another year.
As of now, I'm thinking bout trying to till up some fresh ground tomorrow.
Is it starting to warm up, up your way Mike.
Yeah I'm going to have heaps for tomatoes soon.
Started on the bowl with some salsa. The wife has been taking some tomatoes to work and sharing with her workmates.
How much ground are you going to turn over Jason? I find that the worst part of getting a garden going. Maybe @simon1 could lend you his rotary hoe.
I have a tiler similar to this one. I'd estimate.....20x40? I'm probably over estimating. I'll take some pics tomorrow
We don't plant much outside until the end of May. That being said I've still had some frost damage about 2 of the last 5 years.
Goodness Jason with that beast 20x40 seems small.
We had frost this morning. Ground may be to hard still. I'll find out in about 13 hours
I've got 2.5 acres. Most of it is rocky soil or straight up rock. The other part is a leach field, which I don't want to plant over. The only area I really have is a square between the driveway, shed, and carport.
That looks just the ticket. I was contemptating hiring one this season but ended up using a spade. Oh well I needed the exercise anyway. Maybe next year.
The way time is flying (well it is for me), it will be May in no time.
I have a few tomato seedling almost ready to go into the poly tunnel. We have mild winters here and I want to see if I could pull off a @DoctorShavegood and have winter tomatoes.
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