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: midsummer
3section: who keeps good company
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6## good
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8- a second planting of bush beans beside the cucumbers, both will run together to the frost
9- a row of buckwheat where a bed has emptied, it brings the bees and feeds the soil for fall
10- borage left to flower fully, it is the bees' last reliable cup before the heat breaks
11- basil started again from cuttings, the second crop of the year is the strongest for pesto
12- marigolds sown thick where the brassicas will follow, they leave the ground cleaner than they found it
13- nasturtium tumbling between the squash hills, the bugs go to it and not the fruit
14- a few sunflowers at the north end of the bed, where the shade falls on no one important
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16## bad
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18- never put fall brassicas where the spring brassicas stood, the cabbage worms remember the place
19- do not return tomatoes to last year's tomato ground, the soil is asking for three years of rest
20- fennel anywhere near the new bean rows, the seedlings will sulk all the way to fall
21- garlic dropped in among the new peas, the peas will be small and bitter for it
22- another round of squash where the first one suffered, the bug eggs are already waiting