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PorkChopsMmm

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27 May ’13 - 9:27 pm

Everything planted... Now all I need to do is put mulch all around. This won't happen until later in the week as I just don't have time. I made 4 trips with my little economy car, hauling a half yard at a time. Moved all 2 yards with a gorilla cart and a shovel. We put wood And sticks on the bottom of the beds, too.

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29 May ’13 - 9:14 am

Looks wonderful!

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29 May ’13 - 11:36 am

Thank you! Too bad white wash thins out when it rains

I will need to wait and see just how bad it gets. It was definitely dry by a day or two before the rain hit.

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29 May ’13 - 8:22 pm

Pork, that garden looks awesome. Well done!

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30 May ’13 - 9:22 am

outstanding looking pork, great job

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30 May ’13 - 9:33 am

You guys flatter me. It is looking more rustic with the rain washing off some of the white wash. I will grab a pic tonight and also try to pick up some mulch and get it spread.

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3 Jun ’13 - 10:17 am

OK, finished up with the mulch. Required 2 yards -- more than I thought. We already have sprouts popping out of the ground and other purchased plants are doing well. I think we are going to leave the whitewash as-is. It looks pretty good in person despite the fading.