Upright Roots LLC

I hope everyone’s gardens are starting to thrive now that the cold and rain has moved out (fingers crossed).

A little trellis I whipped up for the tromboncino squash

I’ve been experimenting with a removable cover that is sturdy, easy to work with, and easy to attach or remove. Something that extends the growing season into early spring and late fall by protecting against frost.
Is there any interest in a product like this for our garden beds? I’ll be using these for my own, but is anyone interested in these as a product moving forward?

Cedar frame, thick protective plastic, a front latch to protect against strong winds, and easily removable hinges (no tools needed).

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

It’s always the right time of year to start planning your next garden.

This raised garden bed doesn’t have a home yet. But it could be yours for $180. Approximate dimensions are 4 ft long by 2 ft wide and 3 ft tall. I can provide exact dimensions if you need them.

These are constructed to be sturdy enough for one person to pick up one end and drag it though your yard while it’s full of soil. These are built to last. No cheap flimsy materials and no shortcuts, unlike those sold at larger retailers for the same price or MORE.

Message me, if interested. Pickup is always available. Delivery may be an option. Fees may apply, depending on where you are. We are located in Frankfort.

We have been busy moving to Frankfort, KY! But now we’re ready to do business again.
If you think the growing season is over, think again. There are many edible plants that love fall weather.
Message if interested in one of our raised garden beds anytime of year 🪴

Don’t forget to add some earthworms to your raised gardens for better soil health. It really does make a difference.

Anyone growing some onions?

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Does your garden need a little boost?