One solitary hump of mammoth-pumpkin-dedicated Earth.
Planted 6-8 seeds, 6" apart, as directed by seed envelope.
Will take a photo once it's more than just a humpy mound of dirt.
I expect that it will contrast against any of your photographs,
because everything is already surrounded by bleached blonde grass.
(well, that and the obv. distinction that I'm not great at weeding...)
It was a DRY spring, and the grass has been poke-y,
seeds jamming into our socks, for weeks, now.
I WISH we had summer rains--they were a delight, my first summer in Michigan.
Anyhow, looking forward to seeing your updates,
and promise to furnish visuals next time. =)
xoxo sw (gardening serf on JBM Farms, Inc.)
p.s. this serf humbly expresses her excitement and enthusiasm for any photographs of any other garden-y projects, esp. those that yield food, but is also interested in the non-edibles. And any people or pets or other non-target life forms that should happen to be in said frame are equally welcome. =)
The above post script does NOT represent the views of JBM Farms, Inc., JBM Farms, Inc. subsidiaries, or any of its employees*.
*Serfs are not employees, they are property.
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