We had some sunshine this weekend. It was better on Saturday when we were running all over town getting the supplies for the projects we wanted to do on Sunday. But in-between rain showers Tyson managed to mow our cute little yard...
Build a cold frame in his shop for seed starts. The wood was bought used from the RESTORE in Ballard...
He filled it up with good healthy dirt and surrounded it with the special crushed nut (hazel nuts?) compost his folks gave him. Slugs apparently can't stand it, which means we love it...
He topped off the new cold frame with a recycled vintage window from the RESTORE ($4)
...and here he is just looking good : ) I will try to post what I was working on while he was doing all this tomorrow.
We had some sunshine this weekend. It was better on Saturday when we were running all over town getting the supplies for the projects we wanted to do on Sunday. But in-between rain showers Tyson managed to mow our cute little yard...
Build a cold frame in his shop for seed starts. The wood was bought used from the RESTORE in Ballard...
He filled it up with good healthy dirt and surrounded it with the special crushed nut (hazel nuts?) compost his folks gave him. Slugs apparently can't stand it, which means we love it...
He topped off the new cold frame with a recycled vintage window from the RESTORE ($4)
...and here he is just looking good : ) I will try to post what I was working on while he was doing all this tomorrow.
1 comment:
Hi Sarah,
Good to see Tyson playing urban farmer. Did you two buy a place with a yard?
I'm still getting used to condo-land, but I've mostly repainted the place. Much more homey than when you were here.
I'm not sure how this works, but my e-mail is now lewi31@msn.com.
Jane
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