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Showing posts with label boxes. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Finished Boxes

This morning I watered the south garden.  While I was doing that, Carol began the work of building boxes.   
The wind wasn't blowing this morning, so I sprayed the bind weed with Round-up.  It was between the corn and the onions.
When finished we had 1,356 little boxes.  We then had lunch. The boxes of small boxes. We will meet Lisa in Prove Thursday afternoon.
I watered the bale of straw two times.  Several are beginning to grow.

About ten days ago I pulled up a choke cherry  plant in the wet raspberry plants.  I put it in a pot, it looked like it was dead, but tonight it had some tiny green stems.

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Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Two More Boxes

Yesterday, we talked about going up north today.  I planned on doing that, But Carol was in pain level 10.  And also, snow was in the forecast.  We didn't go.  I wanted two more boxes.
It is hard for me to do a section, stop, and take picture.  I have two pictures, and both show the same thing.
This photo of one of the boxes' side is in better focus.
  1. I cut the pieces.
  2. The 20 inch slats for the sides and bottoms.  It takes eleven.
  3.  two 7/8 square rods 12 7/8 long.
  4.  four 7/8 square rods 5 inches long.
  5.  six more slats.
Above is one of the completed potato boxes.  The two are the same size.  
We have three different kinds of potatoes.
Red potatoes
Another set of red potatoes.
The three boxes stacked.
Instead of ripping 2x4's into 1/4 inch slats I use some lath that I have.  I have some snow fence made out of lath.  I took out the lath and used if for the slats.   I can build the boxes much faster and with more accuracy.  There is several rows of snow fence west of the pot shed.  I cut off a piece seven or eight piece.  I then stopped at house three were there was another roll, but was dry.
 The above snow fence was inside of house three.  I cut off sever or eight pieces.  


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