Not a novel, or even an evil plan to take over the world. Plotting, as in a garden plot. I now have a 10 x 20 plot in the community gardens!
I have to get busy plotting what to put on my plot. Although planting season is still pretty far off around these parts.
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6 comments:
Thank you for your lovely thoughts on my blog :)
I'm pleased for your plot and plotting! It's great to plan a garden from scratch. Will you be growing veggies or herbs and flowers?
What fun!
I want to see pictures of the overal setting and the sheds/fences that people have and their produce. Is that yards or feet?
Will their be any social life, like bean feasts or strawberry biscuit parties? How many plots altogether?
How far do you have to go to get there?
Hi Yarrow!
I'll be growing veggies and herbs.
Hi Jo!
I'll be sure to post pics. The plot is ten feet by 20 feet. This is only the third year for these plots, and they happen to be in the park next to my house - so not a long commute :-) There are only about 30 plots right now, but they are planning more.
plotting one's plot is half the fun, don't you think?
Hi ricki!
I agree 100%!
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