very cool

sure! I can also send a pdf.

great advise. we must all be diligent zz

love it! thanks for bringing some much needed humor to this. zz

Welcome to Steemit! Best of luck on your journey. Your mother should be proud! zz

Hello, adding my entry to the contest...thanks and Happy New Year!! zz

I was wondering if anyone would catch them. thanks so much for mentioning it. zz

It is really fun building this kind of stuff. I do it all the time. I'm actually planning on using a few of them for ground cherries next season. The fruit will roll down between the beds for ease of picking.

thank you! zz

totally recommend trying it. Next year it is going to be even better! cheers zz

thank you !

Actually those are maple saplings that I bent for the arbor. thanks @allforthegood! cheers, zz

Thanks @squdsi1, I've used winter rye as a cover crop in the past, but I've found buckwheat works best. You can just cut it and let it lay on the bed and it just mulches in. Got tons of seeds from it as

thank you @goldendawne

Thanks @ravenruis! Here is a close up of the arbor and center garden.

Good plan, I wish you the best of luck in getting it going. It seems like you are well on your way. We are also very cold here (Vermont, USA) so not much we can do until May as well. uprooted and followed!

Congratulations pennsif! Wishing you the best of luck for the new year zz

wishing you all the best of luck in you homesteading endeavors. Upvoted and followed! cheers, zz

Thanks, good luck...mine will probably double in size next spring. zz

The logs and brush rot and feed the microbe in the soil. No tilling - no watering. I've got plenty more wood for building projects. Here is a shot from another angle. zz