the 5k garden: the season of sisters

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the season of sisters

Stamped: 5:30 PM

Starting to see a few things climb up out of the dirt.

"Corn" & "Lettuce" live together in the southwest bed.

And due east you'll find "Spinach" & "Onions" live together in the southwest bed.

Well, to tell the truth, I have about 275 of the 300 onion sets stowed throughout the garden. We'll call this the season of sisters.

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