My Straw Bale garden at 4 weeks.

by Ken H

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The Green and Wax Beans starting to flower

The Green and Wax Beans (starting to flower)

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, Close up of the beans

Close up of the beans

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The greens on the side of the Koi pond

The 'greens' on the side of the Koi pond

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, Close up of the lettuce and romaine

Close up of the lettuce and romaine

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The main garden side of the house

The main garden - side of the house

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The broccoli

The broccoli

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The cabbage zucchini in the ground behind

The cabbage - zucchini in the ground behind

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The tomatoes wine bottle for picture scale

The tomatoes - wine bottle for picture scale

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, Loaded with tomatoes keep in mind 4 weeks from planting date

Loaded with tomatoes! (keep in mind - 4 weeks from planting date)

my straw bale garden at 4 weeks, flowers, gardening, The peppers Strawberries in urns behind

The peppers, Strawberries in urns behind.

Enjoyed the project?

You can do it! Saved to your projects

Frequently asked questions

Have a question about this project?

Ask a Question

Comments

Join the conversation

3 of 86 comments

Patricia Rauscher on Aug 16, 2013
We are moving to Pine Island, just west of Cape Coral, next year where I am told they have a severe nematode problem. We have been exploring raised beds and other options for our vegetable garden; this could be our solution! Would have to come up with a watering system but I think this is a great idea. One question, what are the wine bottles doing?? Thanks,

Like Reply
- Ken H on Aug 16, 2013
  @Patricia Rauscher Just put there to give people some idea of the size of the plantings. Of course they were consumed after the garden was planted and growing! :)
  
  Like
Patricia Rauscher on Aug 16, 2013
OK Thanks Ken!

Like Reply

Popular Project Book

Why Everyone is Freaking Out Over These Country Cottage Rooms

Why Everyone is Freaking Out Over These Country Cottage Rooms

View Project Book