But then something happened .
Something dreadful .
After a month , the legs on one side slipped inwards and unceremoniously coldcock my beautiful garden and its plants onto the priming coat , beat out some of my purple noggin and all of the herbs on the downward side .
Pretty dramatic , ripe ? I could make it even more dramatic . Like this :
It ’s like a motivational poster .
Basically , it seems the beetle off - leg tripod approach was n’t quite stable enough . After an hour ’s study , I was capable to save the works on the top side , plus withdraw the dirt ( it was way too cloggy to bring up back up and prop ) and set up the worm bin tower garden on my back plaza where the legs will be more static . I also pucker two cinder blocks beneath it for extra constancy , then reload the dirt and worms . Now it does n’t shake at all and really seems to be problematical .
Digging through the dirt in the substance of the fall garden did show me one thing I had n’t known about before the fall : the worms were very , very happy and had been making mickle of babies .
I ’m go to replant this drum garden when I get a chance and give this thing a better test . I think the figure is generally sound and with a little tweaking of its stability will move around out well in the end .
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