Greetings to all of you gardening warriors!
Spring break was a busy time at the Twelve Tribes Garden in Corinth. On Tuesday, the Next Generation flocked to the garden site and anointed the ground with their efforts. On Wednesday and Thursday, I was joined by those of my own generation. We spent some time clearing vines, weeds, and roots from what will soon be Judah’s rose garden. I’ll be posting pictures and a description of Judah’s area in my next post. After a few days of nursing sore muscles and catching up on those other chores that always beckon–like laundry–I will be back at the garden site on Wednesday afternoon and most of the day Thursday. If you have time and energy to spare, please join me after lunch on Wednesday and at ten o’clock on Thursday morning.
I met with a group of people this afternoon at the garden site who will be instrumental in the composting operation and community vegetable garden at Beulah Acres. It’s amazing how excited folk can get about the whole process of large-scale decomposition for the purpose of enriching soil! While we were there on the property, we were blessed to see the first fresh, green leaves of the almond trees in Asher’s garden. Spring really has arrived!
Blessings to you all!