Garden Pictures Chat Corner

Today I used the vacation to build a fire pit.

Today I took advantage of the holiday and built a fire pit.

Looks good! I am planning something like that too. Question: Why do you use the bowl and didn’t build the fire pit so that you can put the wood in directly? I would then build a slightly raised edge and just put a grate on top. That seems the most practical to me.

In mid-July, I created a new large strawberry bed and planted it with Frigo strawberries. Since then, the strawberries have already grown quite well. Today, I was even able to taste the first red berry :) Next year, they will be lush plants and cover the wood chips. Unfortunately, the fleece is necessary because otherwise the weeds would simply gain the upper hand.

Looks good! I’m planning something similar. Question: Why do you use the bowl and didn't build the fire pit so that you can put the wood directly in? I would then build a slightly raised edge and just lay a grate over it. That seems the most practical to me.

That’s also possible, this way it’s simply a clean setup.

Figs without end … … … … … … …

Avocados still need some time:

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Mango is ripe:

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Oranges are coming too:

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Lemons:

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Persimmons also still need some time:

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Olives – also endless. But they are inedible straight from the tree