Here we are way back in May at the beginning of our growing season
There's plenty of garden space at our new place
... mostly all in the shade.
... mostly all in the shade.
So instead of using beds or pots, we planted our starts into soaked hay bales and plopped them right down onto the sunniest parts.
We bought four bales.
Two for the patio and two along the side of the house
Things began to grow for sure! A wide exotic variety of mushrooms popped up between our green bean plants. We decided NOT to harvest them.
Then the green beans took off!
So did our tomatoes broccoli and basil.
Now at the end of the growing season, when the sunflowers have already bloomed,
and my baby is in his full plumpness, we appreciate another garden that fed us and taught us a bit more about how our food grows.
So did our tomatoes broccoli and basil.
Now at the end of the growing season, when the sunflowers have already bloomed,
and my baby is in his full plumpness, we appreciate another garden that fed us and taught us a bit more about how our food grows.
Stumbled across this post and love the idea! But where do you buy hay bales in Seattle?
ReplyDeleteWe got them from Walts in Ballard. http://www.waltsorganic.com/
DeleteVery fun way to grow!