State of the Garden
Garlic chives, arugula, parsley. Note that the garden has been reconfigured to allow room for distanced visiting.

Growing vegetables, herbs, etc. in a small urban space
Garlic chives, arugula, parsley. Note that the garden has been reconfigured to allow room for distanced visiting.

This morning I walked up to Cultivate the City with a neighbor. I am going to try more fruit this year–I found a spot for a passion fruit vine; I will put strawberry towers on the sleeping porch; I may put in a golden raspberry; the Concord grape is looking promising. Meanwhile, around the neighborhood, the cherry trees are in full blossom.
Harry’s walking stick–outsized, but still not tall enough to create canopy.

Plenty of divides available for those in the neighborhood.


Stanton Park
Drops of ice like jewels on the telephone wires.

The indoor plants have been multiplying. When the pandemic is no longer keeping me home most of the time, I might find there are more than I can care for well.
