My
20% Project will be to make a thriving vegetable/fruit garden. My blog, Sgt. Pepper's Gardening Club, is named after
The Beatles' album and song, "
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Why did I choose this name? First off, The Beatles are fantastic. Second, I'm planning on growing a variety of peppers. And lastly, what's a garden without some "Beatles?"
Things that I will be posting weekly include:
- What I've accomplished thus far
- Highlights of the week
- My next goals
- And more!
So far, as you can see, I've started a blog to document my process. My next goal is to remove the weeds that have flourished for many months. They've grown in between the decorative rocks and now mirror a lawn. My dad and I first started the summer in the summer of 2011, but it hasn't been properly looked after. The mint plant has taken over almost entirely one section of soil, and the basil has disappeared completely. This time around, I would like a greater variety of plants. We tried to grow some carrots before, but that didn't work out. Hopefully with more research, the garden will become a haven for bunny rabbits!
My 20% Project will be to make a thriving vegetable/fruit garden. My blog, Sgt. Pepper's Gardening Club, is named after The Beatles' album and song, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Why did I choose this name? First off, The Beatles are fantastic. Second, I'm planning on growing a variety of peppers. And lastly, what's a garden without some "Beatles?"
So far, as you can see, I've started a blog to document my process. My next goal is to remove the weeds that have flourished for many months. They've grown in between the decorative rocks and now mirror a lawn. My dad and I first started the summer in the summer of 2011, but it hasn't been properly looked after. The mint plant has taken over almost entirely one section of soil, and the basil has disappeared completely. This time around, I would like a greater variety of plants. We tried to grow some carrots before, but that didn't work out. Hopefully with more research, the garden will become a haven for bunny rabbits!
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