Here is the Experimental Garden. You can see my friend Dylan's Microbe Booster has the plants growing well, despite the heat. This garden lived longer and performed better than the Main Garden; it is as a matter of fact, still going strong now in September despite wilting in the heat nearly every day in August. Notice the purslane in the center of the garden--you won't see it again.
The Experimental Garden from the front, no purslane visible. Those tiny heart-shaped leaves at the back left are Grandpa Ott's Morning Glory. Pinto beans are in the front, sunflowers at the back right, eggplants on each side.
The Potato Bin, growing slowly in oak leaves but mostly making compost. Next post, end of July.
I live in Kansas with Gryph and our beloved cat and dog in a 1920 brick Craftsman fixer-upper. We have 100+ year old maple trees, a garden which needs serious revamping, and nowhere NEAR enough closet space or electrical outlets, and we couldn't be happier!
Here is the Experimental Garden. You can see my friend Dylan's Microbe Booster has the plants growing well, despite the heat. This garden lived longer and performed better than the Main Garden; it is as a matter of fact, still going strong now in September despite wilting in the heat nearly every day in August. Notice the purslane in the center of the garden--you won't see it again.
The Experimental Garden from the front, no purslane visible. Those tiny heart-shaped leaves at the back left are Grandpa Ott's Morning Glory. Pinto beans are in the front, sunflowers at the back right, eggplants on each side.
The Potato Bin, growing slowly in oak leaves but mostly making compost. Next post, end of July. 
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