3 baths, one plastic and the other 2 cast iron were relocated from the old garden. We have decided to grow vegetables in them, as a preventative measure against the porcupines devouring all the vegetables. Here we have Happy installing a mini worm farm.
Holes were punched out the bottom of the bucket as well as the lid
Installation complete, ready for planting.
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