Some people get all OCD when planning to farm/garden/grow. Often, pathways are the first set of infrastructure built on a farm. Quickly followed with very even precision-measured rows. I'm still working on my rows, but alas, after last week I'm proud to say that I have my first pathway!
The path sits right behind the fence-line, facing W 130th (the main street). Construction materials were cardboard and woodchips, plundered from Factory Direct's dumpster and Mount Woodchip respectively.
The path's primary purpose is weed suppression with three sub-goals for that weed suppression.
One: to make it easier to use the fence as a trellis.
Two: to give me more access to my drip irrigation header line.
And Three (I don't like admitting this one): to "neaten up" the frontage in hopes of somewhat pacifying the thorn-in-my-side, Pete GagePro.
I'm certain I'll reach two of those three sub-goals, but there's no telling with Pete. Let's cross our fingers.
As always, Subee-1 performed marvelously.
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