A living almanac of seasons, soil, and the quiet knowledge that used to be common. Rust axum with minijinja and Vite.
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2season: early-spring
3section: who keeps good company
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6## good
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8- peas with carrots, the peas feed the soil and the carrots loosen it for what comes after
9- lettuce among the radishes, the radishes break the crust before the lettuce roots reach
10- spinach beside the strawberry rows, both like the cool and they share no quarrels
11- onions tucked between the carrots, each one hides the other from its own fly
12- potatoes and bush beans, the beans give back the nitrogen the potatoes pull out
13- chamomile by the young brassicas, an old wives' kindness that turns out to be true
14- marigolds at the edges of every bed, they earn their place from the first week to the last
15- borage near where the tomatoes will go, plant it now so the bees know the way
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17## bad
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19- onions and peas keep no peace, the alliums stunt the legumes and the legumes resent it
20- potatoes where the tomatoes lived last year, they share the same blight and the soil remembers
21- garlic too close to the peas will keep the vines small all season
22- fennel walks alone, plant it in a corner of its own or not at all
23- dill near the carrots, it crosses with them and confuses the seed