A few months ago I posted about my thrown together cinderblock garden. It wasn't pretty, but now that it's full of food and some beneficial flowers, you don't really notice the crooked cinderblocks. The compost I got from a local facility that composts yard waste turned my seeds and starts into giant food producing biomachines!!! Here are a few photos, actually taken about 6 weeks ago, just now getting around to posting them.
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| peas growing up chain link fence on the back side of the garden |
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| carrots, nasturtiums, a few beets hiding in there, Aztec Spinach and peas in the background |
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| Red Romaine lettuce |
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| Wider view- you can see zucchini, tomatoes, peas, nasturtiums |
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| red quinoa |
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| peas and other stuff |
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| Nasturtiums, cucumber, alyssum, cabbage. I ended up pulling up the cabbage and feeding it to the chickens because it became completely infested with aphids. Need to get some green lacewings to control those. |
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| Cucumber, volunteer soft white wheat. Clover and marigolds in the little rectangles in the cinderblocks. |
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