I volunteered for the first time at the
1860's Kitchen Garden at Champoeg State Park. It has a lovely rustic arbor covered with
hops.
The garden has several prepared beds. Most of the bed is typically in one crop with a little patch at the end need the path planted in something different.
I liked the use of
cloches (glass bell jar) to give some plants a head start.
There were some terrific
trellises made from apple tree trimmings. Some had the buds bloom after they were planted.
Here is a nice arrangement for beans to climb on...
I worked on making a large trellis that we took to calling trellizilla that will obscure the modern electrical box once the plants grow up.
A view of the garden with the threshing barn beyond.
I liked the look of their compost bins as well.
The garden has several prepared beds. Most of the bed is typically in one crop with a little patch at the end need the path planted in something different.
I liked the use of cloches (glass bell jar) to give some plants a head start.
There were some terrific trellises made from apple tree trimmings. Some had the buds bloom after they were planted.
Here is a nice arrangement for beans to climb on...
I worked on making a large trellis that we took to calling trellizilla that will obscure the modern electrical box once the plants grow up.
A view of the garden with the threshing barn beyond.
I liked the look of their compost bins as well.
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