Got my soil tests in earlier this week.
Results are not great.
The railroad ties used on this bed almost absolutely were treated with lead arsenate, and it has leached into the soil, up to 10x over the "hazardous" levels.
I read some heavy metal abatement documentation which said you'll probably be alright if you don't grow tubers or radishes, wash everything really well before you bring it into the house, and don't compost any of the scraps. Still not worth the risk for me, considering that soil isn't the best anyway. Guess these plots are going to be for decorative items like gourds, flowers, etc.
I'll have to put my tomatoes in straw bales, but even then I'm a little late to the season. Time to get goin'
>>999404Did you ever use Weatherspark before their map got neutered? Best weather site I've ever used.
Also neat tunnels.
