I blanched and froze some spaghetti squash. Not a fan and won't bother with that again. Even well drained, it's just little bits. I was hoping for noodley stuff for spaghetti night.
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Not technically a pallet project, but since it's recycled wood and we're all on the conversation of gardening, I felt like sharing anyway.
Correction: I meant to say buttercup squash, not butternut squash, is our favorite. And I have started a number of buttercup squash plants for transplanting.
We also like the butternut squash, and other types of squash, but buttercup squash is what I meant to say.
...so I built a new cover today out of scraps of lumber I had laying around.
Good point! Nothing but gravity and friction is holding the cover in place now. Maybe I'll add a screw at two opposite corners to tack it down, just in case a big gust of wind blows through.Looks great. I have been considering making similar small frames like that to use as a mini greenhouse to maybe get some plants out 2 weeks earlier and/or add a number of weeks of growth at the end of the year. I like the idea of being able to put them on and take them off at will.
Other than gravity, do you have any way to hold down that cover, so it does not blow away in a strong wind?
I have watched a number of videos where they build full sized raised bed covers with hinges and latches. That looks like a possible future project as well.
I have more projects I would like to build than the energy to do them all! I'm at that age where it seems I work a little and rest a lot.
But keep posting those great ideas and projects and I'll just add them to my lists. In the meantime, someone else might be looking at your projects and take advantage of your ideas. Thanks.