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Bookhenge: Got onions???
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Bookhenge: Did you ever think you'd be training pea vines?
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Bookhenge: We cutting the muster, well, in this case, mustard ;-)
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Bookhenge: Don't distract them while they're seeding . . .
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Bookhenge: For you -- a taste of spring!
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Bookhenge: Yum!
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Bookhenge: Taste test time . . .
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Bookhenge: Hmmm, well, it has this bit of peppery flavor mixed with the freshness of rich soil . . . ;-)
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Bookhenge: For you, my dear, the best part . . . ;-)
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Bookhenge: No, that's the best part . . .
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Bookhenge: Asparagus lesson
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Bookhenge: This looks serious!
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Bookhenge: Dig shallow hole . . .
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Bookhenge: What octopus?
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Bookhenge: Now what?
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Bookhenge: Make a small mound to spread the octopus, er, crown over.
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Bookhenge: So delicately they work . . . well, it is a crown.
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Bookhenge: First step is to dig the hole . . .
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Bookhenge: Tada! Proud planters!
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Bookhenge: Huglecultur (hill garden) is looking good! And now we know it's a good way to plant crops that the rabbits love . . .
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Bookhenge: Flat bed of bok choi . . .
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Bookhenge: Rabbits love . . .
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Bookhenge: and don't have to climb a hill to dine . . .
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Bookhenge: And more pride in accomplishment . . .
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Bookhenge: Zennias are taking off . . .
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Bookhenge: The garden is enjoyed by many . . .
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Bookhenge: Just in case you need any native plants . . .
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Bookhenge: This one's got personality! State Fair personality! We'll see . . .