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Out in the Garden

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With the gorgeous weather, we have been busy, 
getting the ground ready for our square foot garden this year!
The children love to help turn the dirt!

Our gutters are all set on the fence, and we have a vinyl overlay to cover them overnight.
(We are still in the danger zone for frost.)


Today, we put in the cinder blocks.... We still have some work to do with the dirt,
but we should be able to get our plants in soon!

(We will be using the pvc pipe and plastic to create a safety barrier for our cold nights! 
Our indoor sprouts are flourishing and we can't wait to start harvesting!

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Anonymous said…
VERY cool! Thanks for sharing! I think we will be stealing this idea!! And the gutters too!!
May 4, 2012 at 11:21 AM
Suzanne said…
That's smart, having a vinyl covering for the gutters!
May 4, 2012 at 11:34 AM
Diana B. said…
Great ideas! I was wanting a garden idea for our Head Start Migrant Children! This looks fun! Can't wait for the children to come so we can try it!!!
May 18, 2012 at 5:14 PM
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