Gardening

I did potatoes in tubs last year. Few inches of rich soil and instead of mounding dirt, just building up in straw. I found they needed to be watered a bit more often, but I got a nice bunch of potatoes from the ones that didn't rot (had some drainage issues). I'm hoping I might be able to address that rot and create more vertical space with these guys. Maybe also get some more leaves out and feeding the plant from the sides. We'll see. I'm still a tater tot.

Sucks for the arm, but I feel you. I do agricultural contracting and I'm already feeling it on days I just wanna get some stuff done. Every old injury I got usually has something to say during the week.

And man, prices are nuts for materials still. Instead of building more beds this year I also went with some prefab solutions. Only paid about $20 more than what I would have paid for the materials and both went together in under an hour. I'm getting more next year, hopefully.

That's a pretty good idea, too. Peas don't weigh as much as other vines, so you could probably just hook something over the fence rather than having to drill into it. Take it off with all the vines on in the summer and clean it up for the fall grow