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13-02-2004, 04:04 AM
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Mountain Gardening
Hi everybody-
I'm moving from the middle of the corn belt and leaving my beloved garden for the 6000 ft alt. rocky side of a mountain near Lake Tahoe. Shall I start crying now, or can anyone give me any tips on gardening here. What I've found so far indicates that I might as well forget my English cottage garden and my heirloom tomatoes... Peg, who will soon be cultivating a tumbleweed |
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