This is my attempt at mixing it up in the vegetable garden. How many different vegetables do you see? I’ve noticed that some plants enjoy some extra shade that the understory provides. I also seem to have fewer insect pests. post from B.Bennett
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To celebrate our club’s 30th Anniversary we have set up a gardening book lending library at Walter Andersen’s nursery in Poway. Enjoy. Many thanks to the management and plant experts at Water Andersen’s.