Managing Space Between Garden Borders and Crops

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Susan and Franklin Sides (and little Walker) with the Bearwallow Beds described in the article.
Susan and Franklin Sides (and little Walker) with the Bearwallow Beds described in the article.
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The lap-joint corners of the Bearwallow Beds adapt themselves to hose guides and to bed coverings.
The lap-joint corners of the Bearwallow Beds adapt themselves to hose guides and to bed coverings.

The path of least resistance. Clever ideas to use when managing space in-between garden borders and your crops.

Managing Space Between Garden Borders and Crops

Gardeners often treat their growing areas as almost sacred
soil, while ignoring the earth directly underfoot–the
pathways. We put so much energy into tending our crops and

  • Published on May 1, 1988
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