Though we’re many months away from ripe tomatoes, now is the time to plan your garden.
The coronavirus really doesn’t give two figs for what you think. But Mother Nature doesn’t care what the coronavirus thinks either, so they’re even.
And now we’re into the first days of spring, just as many of us are beginning to believe we’ll go crazy from all the self-isolation ahead.
Happily, I’ve come up with a plant-based plan to keep you all quite sane:
A coronavirus garden.
We all should have a coronavirus garden and now’s the time to plan it out.
Why not?
Do you have something else better to do?
Many Americans have been hunkering down in their homes and begun talking to their dogs. Some expect a response.
And before I started with the garden, I was looking for a book.
Zeus the Wonder Dog lifted a paw to say he doesn’t know where I put that Hans Morgenthau book, “Scientific Man versus Power Politics.”
Read the March 20 John Kass column in the Chicago Tribune here.
These nurseries are open for business:
- The Barn Nursery Facebook, Website
- Platt Hill Nursery Facebook, Website
- Goebbert’s Garden Center Facebook, Website
Good planting!
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