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Benefits of the Garden Arch
August 1, 2013
— garden arch, gardening, Michael Ray, Tucson
My visit with Michael Ray yesterday was fun and informative. Here he tells us about the benefits of the Nursetree Garden Arch:
I am impressed with his continual learning and improvement of his invention. I have been through the prototype process with Floatli and know it is both fun and frustrating. You can only learn through experiment. I believe Michael has created a wonderful tool desert gardeners will be needing more and more. A dozen years ago I bought 5 acres in Oracle, AZ with a gushing well, thinking I would grow food. When I sold the property last year the well was almost depleted for household use. In a way I was lucky I did not plant a big orchard and then loose the water for it. Today I garden in the city with an eye toward conservation of every kind. The garden arch is an innovative way to save water and grow food.
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Garden arches are really interesting..and the Nursetree Garden Arch sounds way cool.. and would be helpful in terms of being a natural addition
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Next Michael will visit my secret garden where will will decide where mine will go.
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Thanks, Rebecca. I was always a lucky and happy gardener, but the climate has surely made things more difficult. I do plan to show how I use it here, and am excited. We need to confer about the location.
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