I know I talked about how garden perfection could be attained if it would just rain but maybe I should have clarified that a little more. A garden perfection type of rain would have been a nice gentle shower of about an inch-not days of rain that include near freezing temperatures again tonight. Ah the life of farmer!
Saturday we worked with volunteers from Troop 98 and Dowling. They took the tops off from all the collected milk jugs and laid a newspaper path in the back half of the garden. We also took a chance and planted some more herbs.
This week we will try to work on Tuesday and Wednesday night to get some more planting in. If you are not sure if it seems dry enough, give me a call at 314-2114. Please bring a trowel or a hoe if you have one.
In other Urban Harvest news, mark your calendar for our first open house on Friday night May 27. We have been working on getting the word out to those in our community and would love to have a chance to meet fellow garden fans. We will be working on fliers and signage to get the word out. We will also have posters. If you would like copies that you can print and distribute, please email me at brydberg@mchsi.com
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