In a few days we'll be leaving Sisian for a quick trip back home. I admit that the weather has been a bit frustrating over the past few weeks. I had hoped to get most of the garden-prep work finished in March, but heavy snows as soon as we moved into our new house and again last week blew that plan to pieces. Now I'll be away again until the beginning of May. But it appears that the weather may finally be turning: the pear tree outside our house seems to think so, at least.
I guess I'll have to give up on the idea of having anything established in the garden before Sam and I leave to hike with Border to Border in June and just set my sighs on a late summer and an autumn/winter garden instead. That's okay- now that produce is more readily available in the markets the garden's most important function will be to act as cold storage for winter vegetables.
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