One other note...
You might want to get a small bag of alfalfa pellets to use as fertilizer...it's mostly sold for animal food, but it's also a good organic type of fertilizer that helps build the soil and worms do well in it's presence. Be very careful if you buy rabbit feed, though, due to added salt and other nutrients that might harm your garden. You want pure alfalfa pellets. Horse and other large animals alfalfa pellets are usually fine. You got roughly 30 square foot of garden area so use four to five pounds initially and go from there.
Ed
You might want to get a small bag of alfalfa pellets to use as fertilizer...it's mostly sold for animal food, but it's also a good organic type of fertilizer that helps build the soil and worms do well in it's presence. Be very careful if you buy rabbit feed, though, due to added salt and other nutrients that might harm your garden. You want pure alfalfa pellets. Horse and other large animals alfalfa pellets are usually fine. You got roughly 30 square foot of garden area so use four to five pounds initially and go from there.
Ed
