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<blockquote data-quote="ttown" data-source="post: 3774314" data-attributes="member: 2114">I was surprised landscape Timbers were still $4.78, same as last year at LowesThat said these new beds I’m making for fall are out of concrete blocks.&nbsp; At $2.58 a piece and the durability I’m going with them his year.&nbsp; I figure with the inflation and cost of shipping these 40 pound blocks, they may skyrocket JMO.A lot of my garden requires little time as it comes back every year dwarf cheery trees, strawberries, grapes, blueberries, raspberries, and elderberrie.Tomatoes are in 5 gallon buckets.&nbsp; Herbs, garlic, leaf lettuce, green onions, radishes are in half whiskey barrels from tractor supply.&nbsp; Plastic and very durable ($25).BTW squirrels love orca seeds and many seeds in general. I trapped 8 last year but not before the destroyed my rows.This year I sprouted plants and no more issues,&nbsp;&nbsp; I read they didn’t dig up plant generally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ttown, post: 3774314, member: 2114"] I was surprised landscape Timbers were still $4.78, same as last year at Lowes That said these new beds I’m making for fall are out of concrete blocks. At $2.58 a piece and the durability I’m going with them his year. I figure with the inflation and cost of shipping these 40 pound blocks, they may skyrocket JMO. A lot of my garden requires little time as it comes back every year dwarf cheery trees, strawberries, grapes, blueberries, raspberries, and elderberrie. Tomatoes are in 5 gallon buckets. Herbs, garlic, leaf lettuce, green onions, radishes are in half whiskey barrels from tractor supply. Plastic and very durable ($25). BTW squirrels love orca seeds and many seeds in general. I trapped 8 last year but not before the destroyed my rows. This year I sprouted plants and no more issues, I read they didn’t dig up plant generally. [/QUOTE]

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