He checks the trays of broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi, cabbage and eggplants. He talks about the peas, potatoes and radishes already in the outdoor garden. He talks about establishing ecological diversity among the plants because they have different environmental needs. I am pleased to see quite a number of spiders in here. The diet of spiders is about 80 percent insects that are harmful to plants.
Spiders are real good friends of an organic gardener.
Larry checks in to see how things are going. Larry heads out to set up a little water fountain that has been hibernating for the winter. He checks on the goldfish in the Reflection Garden's pond, then heads off for more chores. Keith uses scissors to snip off handfuls of fresh lettuce for expected visitors to the greenhouse's open house. A little black spider scurries away.