Making a Strawberry Barrel: Part 2

Here's part 2 of how my hubby is making a strawberry barrel …

(Part 1 can be found HERE.)

This is where we left you in the last post …

A six inch hole was cut in the bottom of the barrel next for a pipe that will run down the center of the barrel.

Looking down from the top at the hole in the bottom of the barrel.

Next, it was time to cut the six inch PCV pipe and drill it full of holes.  Why, you ask ...

… because this pipe is going to house composting material and worms in the center of the barrel.  The holes are for the worms to move in and out of the pipe to and from the barrel carrying all their goodness/fertilizer to the soil around the strawberry plants.

That's enough for this post.  I'll continue in part 3. 

patsi

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