Gardens

Pic of it

Man thats Art Work not a planter box...turned out great...

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I pretty much just pick what I need and let everyone else have the rest.
"This is MY garden!!!!!"    (Chadrock)

TOO Funny Tote...

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My entire front yard is a garden
I only but staples during the summer...
Peach trees x 2
apricots x 2
plum
pluot
cherry x 2
almond

squash
tomatoes
cucumber
herbs
oakra
peppers
eggplants
and more flowers than I care to list (to bring in the bees)

the back yard has
2 olives
apple
fig
orange
tangerine
lemon
lime
winter squash
and more flowers 

Wow bro...kewel front yard!!!

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 I'll get some shots of the compost separator I made to sort the worms & compost. (Small scale definitely)

Great info for the worm bin...awesome stuff, was curious on the seperator you use...was going to start a worm bin...and to get those little guys out with hurting them would be great....

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Check out these babies! Olive oil and herb rub and right on the bbq!

Look at you ...

   FishMaster, FryMaster, ShroomMaster & now GardenMaster.  What's next?

~Bill

Check out these babies! Olive oil and herb rub and right on the bbq!

FM your garden rocks...impressive!!!

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 Sorry I haven't posted any shots of my separator, I'm up in Portland OR. for another 2 weeks, so I won't be able post shots till then.  I can however try to describe it.
  I took a regular 5 gal bucket, and cut it in half, then took the bottom section, ( The closed off end) and drew a line across the bottom across the middle.  I then removed half of the bottom (This is where I add the worm bedding)Removing a "D" out of the bottom basically.
  Then, I got a dowel maybe 1" to 1.5" I used the dowel as an axle of sorts.  The upper section of the bucket and the lower section are separated about a foot, then I used 1/4" wire mesh to join the bucket pieces together creating the "Sieve" for the compost and eggs to fall through.
  The dowel is suspended at both ends to allow the bucket to spin.
For a catchment bin I marked the radius of the top of the bucket onto the end of a blue plastic bin (Size is maybe 25qt?) I then cut out the radius and the upper bucket section fits pretty well into the cutout.  (I lowered the radius to remove about 2" to allow the top end to be lower that the end I feed the bedding into) the other end of the bin has a radius  cut into it to match the size of the bottom of the bucket.
  Operation, start with the bucket bottom (The high end sitting on the bin) grab a hand full of worm's & bedding and place into the open end of the drum, and start rotating the drum by spinning the dowel.  As the drum is spun, the heave stuff will roll down the drum and the worm compost will sort through the screen into the bin, the heavy stuff will fall out the other end.  (Place another small catch bin at the opening) I continue spinning the drum and adding worm bedding until I've emptied the bedding.
  Once I post shots, this post will make better sense!

Yep im a picture kind of guy...it sounds pretty sweet and when you post some pics I will be able to put it together...thanks for the in depth discription... so is it a work/fishing trip...

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