VEGE PATCH. What's growing in yours?

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[Jaros]

You sure have a lot of room to use up. Looks great. Very dry by the looks of it-let's hope it rains a bit for you and your neighbours.
Jaros

 

[silver]

Neighbor's probly worried you gunna breed giant bee's
lookin great though 20 ! :Y:

 

[silver]

Better shot of the snow peas

started on the garden before lunch

finished up before the school run

mongrel nails bending over.... I felt feeble and weak not being able to drive them home

thank goodness it was just the wood...
some posts harder hardwood than others
I was driving these home like a twenty-five year old

so.... in went some chocky pudding fruits n all (surplus branches from where I want to be able to walk through)

Then in went some hibiscus branches.

I'll do more tommora.
Might use the grinder with a thin cutting wheel and pop the tops off those bent nails.... they're all alternating biting angles anyway.... so even cut off like that those boards won't loosen ever. (I might just leave a little meat on em anyway)

 

[Jaros]

Mebbe you should have pre drilled the holes to give them a start into the wood?

 

[Goldfreak]

What Jaros said unless you have a good impact driver. In that case bugle head screws are great.

 

[Flowerpot]

Love your garden silver, growing food pretty much all year round. Awesome :Y: :Y:

 

[silver]

I did pre drill.... beautiful looking nails, but only a short drill bit lol
and, yep, food all year flowers, but, only when you grow what you'll eat lol..... there have been times of learning over the years... and I'm still learning now with it all as I go.

 

[RM Outback]

Mebbe you should have pre drilled the holes to give them a start into the wood?

Yep :Y: the only way to make sure you succeed with hardwood :beer: even with nails. You must be bald silver all the old blokes I've ever seen drive a nail would comb it through their Rockabilly hair doo to coat the nail with a bit of brylcreem first layful:

 

[Smoky bandit]

Nails just aint nails anymote oop:

 

[silver]

Mebbe you should have pre drilled the holes to give them a start into the wood?

Yep :Y: the only way to make sure you succeed with hardwood :beer: even with nails. You must be bald silver all the old blokes I've ever seen drive a nail would comb it through their Rockabilly hair doo to coat the nail with a bit of brylcreem first layful:

I went for the spit on the tip so's it'll get a fine coating of rust to help bind it to the timbers over time

 

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I did pre drill.... beautiful looking nails, but only a short drill bit lol
and, yep, food all year flowers, but, only when you grow what you'll eat lol..... there have been times of learning over the years... and I'm still learning now with it all as I go.

Try putting a sledge hammer on the opposite side of where your hammering?

 

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Successful method test?

 

[silver]

Sweet growth 20.... I like it :Y:

 

[silver]

Put mango leaves and trunk in(late yesterday infact)
eldest son was dragging branches for me :Y:
it was a main branch against the fence... summer wind and the movement of the tree would'a affected the fence for sure... so it had to go. erfect:

ice cream bean leaves went in for its nitrogen content... been meaning to trim it hard for a while anyway

Followed by the icecream bean trunk and limbs (stomped it all down real good first) :Y:
youngest son helped me there :Y:

that'll do me for now on it. (Well today at any rate)
I'm not up for shovelling atm :zzz:

 

[silver]

Heres a vid by Mark from Self Sufficient Me
about Hugelkultur
I stumbled into it like him.... but apparently it has a name and people been doing it for a long time.
And it's in tune with nature.
[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/3O2qCQU7Cac[/video]

 

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The cayenne chilli test survivors, dormant seedlings lol

Dill test survivors are doing ok

 

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[silver]

Lookin like you could become a fresh herb supplier soon enough 20 :Y:

 

[20x]

Lookin like you could become a fresh herb supplier soon enough 20 :Y:

Would be a Kool little side job ey.
I collect cans and bottles from work to, pays for fuel to go prospecting each week. Besides labour, gold is free lol