Garden Redux, Part 1

April showers are on their way, so I figured it was time to finally build the raised bed boxes in the garden that I've been meaning to build for quite a while now.

First, a little about the garden: It's teeny tiny and only a very small part of it (about 80 square feet) gets decent sun. And that's in the middle of the walkway, so even that small space isn't plantable. So I dug up the existing pineapple sage bush and made way to build a raised bed in the small corner of the garden that is usable.

Here's the before and after pictures of the project.



I planted:
* Cherry Tomatoes
* Early Girl Tomatoes
* Brussels Sprouts
* Snap Peas
* Sage
* Mesculin
* Lettuce
* Spinach
* Strawberries

It's probably too many plants for such a small box, but we'll see what happens. . .

Oh, and also, the Meyer lemon tree has a ton of new blossoms since we got back from India. And I noticed today that it has a kumquat-sized lemon growing. (This is the biggest fruit it's had, so hopefully it's happy.)