• Home
  • About Me
  • DIY/Crafts
  • Tales From A Sewing Mom

Tales From A Southern Mom

The life and adventures of a Southern California mom, with a Southern Heart!

  • Home
    • About Me!
    • PR/Media Kit
  • Tales and Tips from Mom and Dad
    • Tales From Dad
    • Articles from Mom
  • Food
    • Appetizers
    • Breakfast
    • Dinner Time
    • Desserts
    • Side Dishes
    • 30 Minute Meals
    • Fix It & Forget It
    • Kid-Friendly
  • Pets
  • 2021 Back to School Gift Guide

Update on our MiniFarm Box

butterflybutterfly

04/19/14 | DIY/Crafts, Household, Reviews

Spread the love
      Yum  

minifarmlogo

 

Well I hope you all remember when we got the mini-farm box? Well we are ready for an update? If you missed the first part in this series you can go here to catch up.

Dirt,Seeds,Garden

My husband went out and bought the soil that the Mini Farm Box recommended and it has worked beautifully. It took exactly 4 bags and that was not over full.  We then we planted seeds for a few things in there, including lettuce, baby carrots, a tomato plant and a pepper plant.

planting seeds soil

Seeds he bought!

You will notice in this picture lots of different seeds.  The cucumbers, eggplant, and peas are not suitable for this box.  When we first bought them we were unsure what was going to be planted in here and what we were going to add to our summer garden.  

pouringindirt

She loves helping! The bags weight really surprised her though! 

soil raised bed garden veggies

boxalmostfull

We have about three bags in at this point. You need to make sure the soil is loose and not compacted before planting seeds.

After we watered we thought the box would discolor or not drain well, but neither has been the case.  The soil did not compact and its just starting to sprout little baby plants.

garden ready

I am impressed that the box is still in perfect condition and that the water and soil has not messed it up at all.  We have had some pretty high temperatures here and that has not effects the look or function. 

The little one around here is 3 foot tall and she loves watering the box and does this as often as we will let her.  She was able to plant the seeds and is enjoying watching the whole thing come together.

Well for now that is it! Look for the update next week and I can show you the little plants we have going!

 

  • Tweet
  • Email

Comments | 1 comment

« Adovia Dead Sea Mud Mask
Wonder Forge Games Frozen and Sky Race! {Ends 05/03} »
branch with flowers plum

Comments

  1. Jennifer Hiles says

    July 17, 2014 at 11:54 am

    This looks like a really fun thing to do with the kids. I’ve never head of a mini farm box before. I look forward to seeing how yours progresses.

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

  • Facebook
  • Google+
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

Check Out Chromebooks for Kids

Are you looking for the best Chromebook for Kids?

Vote For Me!

See More badges  photo ENMNButton_zpsqwrjoaxe.jpg

.

Are you just here for the food? CLICK HERE!

gold bathroom faucets ᐧ

Jeulia Wedding Jewelry 2021

My Pinterventures


Share Crafts - The DIY Dreamer

 

clairejustine

Copyright © 2025 · Tales From A Southern Mom design by Carla

loading Cancel
Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
Email check failed, please try again
Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.