A Cook’s Garden
(Via washingtonpost.com - A Cook's Garden by Barbara Damrosch)
Some years you think you'll never get the garden in on time and, sure enough, you don't. Too late to plant peas, then too late for lettuce, and finally too late even for squash. Even if you accept with grace the compromises of a busy life, there's bare ground to deal with, and weeds are poised to do their job. Cover the beds with sheets of black plastic? Yuck.
Some years you think you'll never get the garden in on time and, sure enough, you don't. Too late to plant peas, then too late for lettuce, and finally too late even for squash. Even if you accept with grace the compromises of a busy life, there's bare ground to deal with, and weeds are poised to do their job. Cover the beds with sheets of black plastic? Yuck.
