> If you do gardening right, it pays and pays, but if you do it half way, the best you can do is break even. Somebody once said that gardening is a good way to make a dime and hour. He probably did it half way.
> Howard

You must have a nice big yard for a garden with all that produce in it. We live in the city and all we've got room for is two cherry tomato vines and a row of about six or seven broccoli plants.

With all the rain we've been getting recently, I once again have an extremely juicy lawn, and the weeds and creeping vines are taking over again. But I mowed last night and this morning applied some weed n' feed. Here's hoping it works.

Next year we'll probably do tomatoes again, and I'd like to try green beans. But we'll see. We've only got room for so much.

The barber I go to has a pear tree in the back of his shop. It gets so many pears on it, he has to prop up the branches with tall wooden stakes. I'd like to have a fruit tree someday... maybe pears or apples. Oranges are nice, but I'm not interested in moving to Florida or California. Georgia neither, but then I'm not too fond of peaches.

Gri"don't trust fruit with hair"shny