The early crops are in!
Carolyn plantin' taters. She had to dig up half of a looonnnng grassy bed.
In the back Melinda can be glimpsed working on invasive crabgrass.
Ethan planting peas which he'd soaked overnight.

Before covering the seeds, he carefully inserts sticks for the peas to vine around. He could do this later, but Melinda suggested he do it now to prevent root damage.
These special rods come from the stalks of giant ragweed I pulled up last summer.
The crabgrass conquered, Melinda now sets about the work of planting her kohlrabi.

There. It's all done :-) Including Derek's spinach and lettuce which he planted yesterday, performing the herculean task of spading, raking and seeding all in one day.
Plus a math test.
Gardens are tricky since they overlap with the end of school, but I refuse to take the advice of a certain person and give up on them.
At least for now.
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In the back Melinda can be glimpsed working on invasive crabgrass.Ethan planting peas which he'd soaked overnight.

Before covering the seeds, he carefully inserts sticks for the peas to vine around. He could do this later, but Melinda suggested he do it now to prevent root damage.
These special rods come from the stalks of giant ragweed I pulled up last summer.The crabgrass conquered, Melinda now sets about the work of planting her kohlrabi.

There. It's all done :-) Including Derek's spinach and lettuce which he planted yesterday, performing the herculean task of spading, raking and seeding all in one day.
Plus a math test.
Gardens are tricky since they overlap with the end of school, but I refuse to take the advice of a certain person and give up on them.
At least for now.
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2 Comments:
Wow, did they really dig up all that themselves?
Yep.
Course that's just the early stuff.
We still have more to dig.
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