Ian Wilson
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April 26, 2015
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PEG Update: Spring Gardens, Gardeners, and More!!!

Well the weeks have been slipping by without a peep from the Portland Edible Gardens Blog!  And as you can imagine, we have been busy busy bees!!

It has been a mild and dreamy Spring with many opportunities to embark on new garden builds and to get a lot of early spring plantings in the ground.

Since so much has happened in the last six weeks, I thought I would do an unconventional blog post and just share some photos and anecdotes from our Spring activities!

Enjoy!...

This was an interesting project on a lot with very limited sunlight.  We sited the raised garden bed in the one place that gets the very best sun exposure (as you can probably tell!).  We also installed a surrounding in-ground perennial garden with a diverse collection of more shade tolerant plant

Well, There's a taste of what we have been up to lately.  hopefully your own gardens are seeing a lot of action as well!!  Stay tuned to the PEG Blog for more updates, and I promise to offer some actual garden tips and insights next time.

- Ian Wilson

Owner and Founder, Portland Edible Gardens, LLC

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