To quote my pal, Lorene Edwards Forkner:
Vegetable gardening is the gateway drug to ornamental gardening.
I say this is one fine Tater Tot. See where it got me?
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Vegetable gardening is the gateway drug to critters and I became their dealer when I planted that first tomato….
How funny! For once there is truth to this gateway theme!! LOL ;>))
Lorene is brilliant. Tell her I said so. My first gardening memories are in a vegetable garden. I might have to quote her in a blog post with link love all over the place.
Aw shuck folks! I’m having a real Sally Fields moment. The real beauty is when those of us sometimes “haughty-culturalists” go back to the garden to plant a bean and rediscover that excitement and thrill we got when we were just starting out gardening and had to be told “green end up”.
Peace,
L
Nothing wrong with a little gate way drug use in my book!