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RatherBGardening

Akron, PA, US
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Gardenin now for 35 yrs...Seed starting and propagation, Flower and vegetable gardening, Herbs, Cottage gardening, Japanese gardening, water gardening, Container gardening, Succulents and adapting old items and building garden structures and accents for the garden. Would love to do more with other fruits and berries and to build raised beds for my vegetables. Have one underground cistern, but also would like to introduce rain barrels at the other downspouts to conserve water for the garden.

Gardening is harder to do now, due to neurololgical pain syndrome after suffering lyme disease. Looking to make my garden as accessible as possible.

gardening interests: Composting, Container Gardening, Cooking, Culinary Herbs, Edible Landscaping, Fruits and Berries, Organic Gardening, Ornamental Gardening, Square-Foot Gardening, Sustainable Living, Urban Gardening, Vegetables

Member Since: 03/13/2009


recent comments

Re: A Freestanding Tomato Trellis Improves Yields and Keeps the Garden Neat

I agree...the more visual the better. Wonderful idea. I would love to try this set up... Can more photos and instructions still be added? Thank you.

posted: 11:38 pm on March 13th  

Re: Build a Potting Bench

Could you include a itemized list of all the pieces, cut to size? It would make it easier when I am ready to buy all the items needed at the store.

Also, if you could include a drawing or two of the steps so beginner level carpenters could better visualize how they fit together mare precisely? It is a beautiful potting bench, one that I want to build. The more photos per step help me. Thank you so much for including this on your website.

posted: 11:27 pm on March 13th  

Re: Build a Potting Bench

Woud it be possible to include an itemized list of the pieceds,

posted: 11:21 pm on March 13th  

Re: Video: Mini Hoop House for your Raised Garden Bed

Excellent! So easy to make and use. Appears very easy to store during the summer, if you take it apart for storage.
I will definitely make these once I build my raised beds.

posted: 8:03 pm on March 13th