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garden help in front of shed?
Hi,
Beginner question: I've got a small backyard at my townhouse, and have a space of weedy, poor soil along a shed there that I'd like to use (thinking for tomatoes, basil, herbs, and such.) It's almost 2 feet wide and 15 feet long, running between the shed and a straight stone path. Gets a medium (at best) amount of sun, here in warm Virginia. Can anyone advise the best way to get started? I'm assuming I'll need some better soil, am wondering how much (and how deep?), some stone or wood to help hold it in at the border, and am trying to figure out best varieties of easy, fun stuff to grow. Stuff that survives the woes of a beginning gardner! Tool rec's for getting at those weeds? Many thanks for all advice! Sally |
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garden help in front of shed?
Thanks Kay! This reply's a wonderful help - the best quick but detailed help I've seen online or in other texts. I think you've saved my season here... Sally |
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garden help in front of shed?
Thanks Kay! This reply's a wonderful help - the best quick but detailed help I've seen online or in other texts. I think you've saved my season here... Sally |
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