More changes coming to my garden (will it ever be the same?)

[@kayezelinski1275]

You could make an orchard in your old garden. A couple of fruit trees would make like sweet.

[@candicecullengrowcooknourish]

For the in ground area you could do herbs or cut flowers so the space is still being used but is more hands off.

[@junewrogg6137]

LOL I got a text from Epic Gardening while I was watching this video. I'm doing all raised beds. I love it!

[@SP-cz1mw]

Hi Jill, I want to order 3 birdies raised beds for myself. Can you please explain to me the reason you chose the short bed and not the tall ones?

[@thebeginnersgarden]

The tall ones are very convenient to work with (I have two of them), but they naturally require a lot of soil. Filling a raised bed can be pricey; that's the main reason. Plus, I probably wouldn't grow really tall crops like okra in a tall bed because it wouldn't be convenient to harvest from.

[@helenmcclellan452]

Did you lay Dewitt landscape fabric down in the kitchen garden before placing the epic beds and putting woodchips down? I love the epic cell trays and individual humidity domes. I don't have their beds yet, but I hope yo get some next year.

[@thebeginnersgarden]

There is landscape fabric below the rock, yes. I'm not sure what brand. When I put down the beds, though, I cut the landscape fabric out of the center of the beds. I really like the raised bed soil to have contact with the ground below (personal preference).

[@kristantaylor1087]

I didn't put down fabric, I used cardboard and it has now degraded and I have tree roots coming up in my beds. My house is surrounded by trees and I use the sliver of full sun to grow my garden. Not sure the fabric would have helped but I will use it next time.

[@justinarnold7725]

Eric is awesome