Assembled these planters as per Pineywoods (Jerry's) sample he gave me at the NFLG gathering. I have to say they are fairly easy to make but take a some effort. I have them placed on my deck which gets the most sunlight. My yard is surrounded by tall trees so I don't have much sun to grow a garden other than the spouses flower gardens. I am already impressed with the progress. The first planter I planted two weeks ago and it has doubled in size. The second and third one I planted yesterday. I have Parker's tomatoes, beef eater tomatoes, of course some jalapenos, cucumber,squash,okra..(will be fried). I made six and gave away two as gifts. All together I have around 20 dollars in each one including the garden soil and 12 bucks in the plants per tub. In the future I will be seeding
The closest one looked like the second one two weeks ago. They both have the same plants
cuc's squash and okra. They looked bad when I transplanted them and they perked right up today
some peppers already are coming in
Here is a pic of one of the Mrs Hawaiian lei plant. She has a few around the yard. You can cut them and place in water to re root and make new ones
See ya in a few weeks with some progress and
Joe
The closest one looked like the second one two weeks ago. They both have the same plants
cuc's squash and okra. They looked bad when I transplanted them and they perked right up today
some peppers already are coming in
Here is a pic of one of the Mrs Hawaiian lei plant. She has a few around the yard. You can cut them and place in water to re root and make new ones
See ya in a few weeks with some progress and
Joe
