My intention to re-create the wonderful allotment of yore at the bottom of the garden here was sadly thwarted by the sheer volume of rubble that had to be incorporated into the ground during the clearing process. However determined, making a kitchen garden there, it had to be faced, was impossible. What to do?
I do not like raised beds as a rule, but the only solution turned out to be one gigantic raised bed. See below for the process in pictures:











Phenomenal ☼ A self-sufficient paradise.
Can I come and live with you? 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
LOL – of course you can! :- ) xxx
LikeLiked by 1 person
That’s an amazing transformation. I can’t begin to imagine moving 38t of top soil! Do you have plans for some trained fruit trees on the back wall?
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks Sharon – it’s been quite a year! And yes, I planted espaliered trees along the east-facing wall behind the glasshouse in the autumn last year – plum, cherry, gage and an apricot in pride of place. No fruit this year, though they did flower a bit, but they are looking healthy and putting on growth, so I’m hoping for some harvest next year🤞 … so much to learn!
LikeLiked by 1 person