![Gardening today. Part 2.
I finished the U-garden dig and was able to get the sod flipped. I have compost, but didn’t have a chance to mix it in. We had a foot injury to deal with. [She’s ok]
As we keep experimenting with things that grow in your front yard I drew up the full plan. We are tearing up more sod and putting in more little garden beds. One of the books that inspired this monkey business is Four-Season Harvest: Organic Vegetables from Your Home Garden All Year Long by Eliot Coleman It can be picked up at Powell’s or Amazon. The idea for the front yard is “less mowing, more eating”. I am hoping this season turns out better than last year.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzmghdN7vJ1qbmkqyo1_1280.jpg)
Gardening today. Part 2.
I finished the U-garden dig and was able to get the sod flipped. I have compost, but didn’t have a chance to mix it in. We had a foot injury to deal with. [She’s ok]
As we keep experimenting with things that grow in your front yard I drew up the full plan. We are tearing up more sod and putting in more little garden beds. One of the books that inspired this monkey business is Four-Season Harvest: Organic Vegetables from Your Home Garden All Year Long by Eliot Coleman It can be picked up at Powell’s or Amazon. The idea for the front yard is “less mowing, more eating”. I am hoping this season turns out better than last year.
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