Staking and planting

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Tonight I strung up some supports for the tomatoes in the “walking garden.” This garden is simply a layer of grass clippings with six inches of compost on top. I skipped the carboard phase of the bed construction this time around.

I found two stakes in the shed, and a piece of PVC; I ended up using the PVC to create holes in the ground and I used cut branches as supports.

Needed to get something up quickly, so this makeshift situation will have to do.

I applied this technique to the bigger tomatoes in the official raised bed. One of them has small tomatoes developing!

Straightforward supports. One of the tomatoes has some brown spots, unfortunately.

 

I topped off the bed at the rest of the L-shape here in the first corner of the walking garden with more transplants that had been sitting around the yard, waiting for a home.

Laurel, nasturtiums, and a carrot!
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