It all started MONTHS ago when my husband delivered 18-20 tons of dirt (he works for a sand & gravel place and he got it for FREE). I have never shoveled so much dirt in my life (I should have taken a picture of it....schucks).
This dirt has been placed all over our yard...we've made a bunch of flower gardens and the final project was our tomato garden. My husband potted about 30 or more tomato plants and they needed a place to go. We used wood and stones from an old tobacoo barn...and voila!



4 comments:
Oh you lucky girl!! What a wonderful tomato garden. I've got two measly tomato plants that have given me a total of three tomatoes. I envy you.
Your tomato garden looks beautiful. I can just imagine it with lots of ripening tomatoes at the end of the summer. Enjoy!
Oh man! I wish we could have a tomato garden. We grew them for years, but then critters started coming to visit (& I mean really unwanted ones)and were eating them! If you want a great appetizer recipe for them, let me know!
Looks like a beautiful (and I hope bountiful) garden!
Our first tomato is nearly ripe and it's sooo hard for my son to leave it on the vine!
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