How does your garden grow?
An old nursery rhyme went like this…
Mary, Mary, Quite contrary How does your garden grow?Here are some of our results:
As a young boy I always helped my grandmother and grandfather tend their gardens. I enjoyed everything from digging the trenches to laying potato seed to pulling stocks and reaping the reward of our harvest. Even as a young lad I certainly didn’t mind rolling up my sleeves and get my hands dirty. One thing I did not like doing though was – weeding. Thank goodness for grandma, who had the patience to ensure our beds were not overtaken by them. My grandma and extended family members continue to maintain these gardens growing a variety of crops.
I still have an appreciation for growing local food stuffs and want to get more involved in maintaining a garden and greenhouse. Now that the harvest time is nearly over on the Great Northern Peninsula, it is a great time to consider growing local in 2014!
Live Rural NL –
Christopher Mitchelmore, MHA The Straits-White Bay NorthPosted on October 7, 2013, in Tourism and tagged Christopher Mitchelmore, garden, Great Northern Peninsula, Harvest, home, Local food, Straits-White Bay North, The Straits White Bay North. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
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