My large semi-raised bed garden - Page 4

natethebrown · 02-27-19, 04:34 PM

I have been busy getting the garden ready for this new growing season. Like last year, I got a bunch of bags of leaves to mulch up and put into the garden. Here is the start of the mulching operation:

And after a few hours of dumping 63 bags and running over the leaves with a push mower I am left with this:

Those are leaks in the foreground that I replanted after cutting the stalks off for some cooking. That proves, if it has roots it can be replanted!

02-27-19, 04:34 PM	#31
natethebrown Apprentice EcoRenovator Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: North Alabama Posts: 167 Thanks: 0 Thanked 40 Times in 20 Posts	2019 Garden I have been busy getting the garden ready for this new growing season. Like last year, I got a bunch of bags of leaves to mulch up and put into the garden. Here is the start of the mulching operation: And after a few hours of dumping 63 bags and running over the leaves with a push mower I am left with this: Those are leaks in the foreground that I replanted after cutting the stalks off for some cooking. That proves, if it has roots it can be replanted!