Baby in the veggie patch!

What happens when a new roving one - twelvemonth - sure-enough spots an open garden gate and shoot in ? I was picking basil and broccoli for supper , and I held my breathing space . I need n’t have worried . Nothing got trampled , nothing got rend up . She stayed on the path , sit down down by the cullender , and methodically emptied out the St. Basil , twig by sprig . Later , at supper , she gobble up her pesto pasta . All that prognosticate well for my granddaughter ’s future as a nurseryman , and next time of year , we hope to plant some seeds and beak some berries together . Yum!Care to submit a photo of a baby in the garden for possible use as a Garden Photo of the Day ? If we get enough respectable I , we can have a full week of photos featuring bud gardeners at the very scratch line of their vocation . EmailMichelle Gervais !

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