Welcome to this edition of Real Life in the Community Garden! If you haven’t read part one or need a refresher, you will find it here. I hope you are all enjoying some fun experiments in your garden, even if they don’t turn out exactly as planned. You can tell us all about them in our comments section, if you are so inclined. (There’s a link at the end of the article.) We love to hear about gardening experiments! :)
In the meantime, this post is going to be heavy on photos and light on text. But if you have questions, please feel free to use the comments section for those as well. I am always happy to get questions.
OK, let’s get to it.
We left off, near the end of part one, with a photo of the strawbale being covered with garden soil (there are lots of other details you may not want to miss). In the photo below, the strawbale has been completely covered with a couple inches of soil, and arrow peas have been planted down two sides of the bed, with radishes in the center. The per…
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