Garden fence build

[EddieWalker]

Sure looks nice. Smart to get those trees to turn color to make it look so fancy!!!!

 

[drumminj]

Sure looks nice. Smart to get those trees to turn color to make it look so fancy!!!!

Yeah, that was the hardest part!

 

[drumminj]

Me, every project.
You'd think I'd learn?
nah

I don't think any complex/ambitious project would ever be started if one didn't underestimate the effort involved.

 

[EddieWalker]

I don't think any complex/ambitious project would ever be started if one didn't underestimate the effort involved.

I need to remember this!!!!

 

[drumminj]

Unexpected rain today so time for another update...Not quite done yet, but got the door mounted this morning.

Discovered another lucky aspect of the door ending up 36" wide -- I made a threshold of pavers which fit perfectly in that width. And I'm halfway through putting up the 1x1" wire on the bottom of the fence then I'll (thankfully) be done with this project!

 

[ning]

I need to remember this!!!!

if you do, you'll never do another project
better to just rediscover every time

 

[EddieWalker]

... then I'll (thankfully) be done with this project!

I think you are just getting started. You need a walkway to the garden, you'll need gravel or something to walk on when in the garden, and once the garden really gets going, you'll need a green house to start your seeds and get everything started before you can plant them in your garden. Then there is watering, weeding, and the never ending improving of the soil!!!

 

[drumminj]

I think you are just getting started. You need a walkway to the garden, you'll need gravel or something to walk on when in the garden, and once the garden really gets going, you'll need a green house to start your seeds and get everything started before you can plant them in your garden. Then there is watering, weeding, and the never ending improving of the soil!!!

All very true!

The greenhouse is actually next. Supposed to rain on Thursday so hoping I can tomorrow on scraping off the topsoil and getting gravel down for the foundation while everything's still dry.

Yes on walkways...we still have 1/2 pallet of flagstone leftover to be used for various places...from driveway to shop, from garage apron to fence to back yard, etc etc. You're correct on all of this

 

[EddieWalker]

I just assembled a free She Shed for my wife. A client gave it to me after a tree fell on it. It's one of those plastic sheds that they sell at Sam's Club. She wants it for storing her pots that she uses to start her plants in. With the price of everything being so ridiculous, she saves EVERYTHING!!!

Now that the shed is assembled, she want's shelves. It NEVER ENDS!!!!

 

[Dcraigg]

Unexpected rain today so time for another update...Not quite done yet, but got the door mounted this morning.

Discovered another lucky aspect of the door ending up 36" wide -- I made a threshold of pavers which fit perfectly in that width. And I'm halfway through putting up the 1x1" wire on the bottom of the fence then I'll (thankfully) be done with this project!

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Well done, awesome job!