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10 years ago

Since everyone is sharing photos of their garden I thought I would join in. My Hubby built my garden fence and boxes this year, my second year gardening. I love my little set up but will be moving the boxes around after the season is over as well as adding a few more.
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Cute little sign he made me for Mothers Day
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Empty beds are where garlic was that has since been harvested.
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Happy Gardening!!

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newyorkrita
10 years ago
It looks very nice to me.
HeyJude2012
10 years ago
Love it!!! What a sweetie your husband is! :)
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Slimy_Okra
10 years ago
Hehe, garden of eatin'. That's a good one :)
cb-garden
10 years ago
I wish my hubby was here to help me build nice boxes like that. I love the fences.
lm13
10 years ago
This is so cute! I love the fencing and all your beds are so neat and tidy. Mine's sort of a haphazard mess. Wish I had a hubby like yours! :)
ceth_k
10 years ago
Nice garden you've got there.
woohooman San Diego CA zone 10a
10 years ago
Nice little setup Aili. MIne's like lm13's -- a little here and a little there all around the backyard and sometimes in to the front. I took a bunch of pics myself today. I'll try to post some in a new thread.

Summer is here! It's almost always summer here -- hope it is for the rest of you.

Kevin
sunnibel7 Md 7
10 years ago
Very cute! Like the sign. :)
AiliDeSpain
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks everyone!

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