Raised beds and a squirley path

[FionaH]

I use a bit of a stick pushed up the ends for them and push them into the ground. they seem to stay put.
Good beds

Indeed just what I did

[allotmentlady]

now i know that i will do the same thanks xx

[FionaH]

Suprisingly sturdy with sticks in ground and centre ridge pole of bamboo

[miffy]

Looks fab, you have really worked hard.. Well done, looking forward to putting some veggies in it now i bet.

[becslb]

Fiona - thanks I will abandon my plans of "hard to store" geoff hamiliton style cloche's and will try the sticks and hoops first!

[FionaH]

if you search on here for netting, some grapes have posted pics and instructions, thats where I found the idea

http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...che_28262.html
Here you go

[Flummery]

Brilliant job! (Tell me about these perfectionists though! No use being in a hurry for a job here!)

[Snadger]

......................................Nice path though - very neat. Not bad for a bloke!

Your not one of these burn your bra types are you zazen?

I've put too much effort into my potager type lottie now to add curves .....................but the next lottie I get (if i get chucked off the ones I've got!) will have curved paths and curved beds.............just to be different!

Looking good Fiona!

[Herbie]

if you search on here for netting, some grapes have posted pics and instructions, thats where I found the idea

http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...che_28262.html
Here you go

Thanks for the tip. Beds look great and like that path.

[FionaH]

If anyone is interested heres an update. Two more raised beds and they are all full! Spinach, root crops, spring onions cabbages, salad, the works Getting a touch obsessive lol

[Samwise]

Looking good Fi! Can't wait to see the next installment