



- 1 Gallon white vinegar
- 1 C. lemon juice
- 1 C. Salt
- 1 T. Dawn dish soap





Duke Manor Farm / Making It In the Mountains / Creative Cain Cabin

Finding Silver Pennies / Town and Country Living

by dawn cain
Container Country Living Farmhouse Style Spring Vegetable
Duke Manor Farm / Making It In the Mountains / Creative Cain Cabin
Finding Silver Pennies / Town and Country Living
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Dawn…the beds look great!…Why do you add lemon juice, to your week killer recipe?…I make the same recipe, but don’t add lemon juice…
Sharon it’s more acidic and works better for me on the type weeds we have here in Michigan. I’ve tried the recipe without the lemon and I have to apply it several times to the same spot to get it to work. If it works for you without I’d keep doing it that way. Once less thing to buy 🙂
Dawn, your vegetable beds will look awesome. I am with you on the list writing. I keep lists for everything, in order to remind myself everything to get done or buy. I can’t wait to see how all your raised beds turn out. Have a great week.
Cheryl if it’s not on my list it doesn’t happen or get bought. My memory can’t store all that stuff in it anymore.
Looking good after a lot of work! this year we are trying the raised stands that my hubby built for lettuce and spinach. you just lay a bag of miracle gro garden soil on top of the stand, cut the top center out of the bag and plant the seeds. The seeds are now young sprouts so not long til cutting time. it’s an experiment in progress!
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Susan, that method certainly saves on the old back. The worst part of gardening is always being stooped over.
I cannot wait to get our veggie gardens planted here too! I love the way you plan things out, thinking I may need to try that too!
Kristi I’m a planner so this works best for me.
Love the inspiration in this post. Reminds me of the old time hardware store with small wooden drawers of seeds. My garden was so small that I would arrive at the store to ask for 12 radish seeds, 4 cucumber seeds, and a tablespoon of lettuce seeds.
Jan, Aw how sweet. Even though it was small you still enjoyed the garden. I’m planting radish and carrots today in containers on the porch and I’ll save the big raised beds for the other plants.
how exciting to see your garden come to life. i would rather be playing in the dirty in the garden then most anything else. totally get about doing it yourself. if we waited gardening season might just be over
This is what we’re doing this weekend 🙂 We got organic plants last weekend from a local farm but we need to prep the beds. It’s just been so cold where we live.
Danielle, prepping and weeding are the two toughest parts. Planting is the fun part!