I didn't realize how many challenges and on the fly design changes I would have building on a slope, but I think they are still coming out really nice.
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Oh thank you! We have a bunch of seeds started on the kitchen counter, haha, I thing we have brussel sprouts, chives, basil, thyme and maybe something else started already. We will also buy some starters for peppers and zucchini. There's a 3rd box hidden by the deck, and another 12ft x 4ft box on the other side of the yard from the previous owners that has some strawberries still growing that survived the winter.
Awesome stuff, and that's a ton of growing space! I hope you'll share your progress, I've got two more months before transplants would be safe so I'm living vicariously through folks til then
I totally will!