A large garden can seem overwhelming at times (22,000 square feet). Every where you look a weed needs to be pulled, a faucet fixed, a wall repaired. Focusing on what needs to be done, however, misses the point. Gardener Tony Kienitz author of
The Year I Ate My Yard
gave the best advice for gardening: spend 15 minutes a day working in your yard. No more, no less.
I can usually find 15 minutes to work while my children play in the yard. And those few minutes yield a familiarity with the events large and small of the garden. Like visitors.

And helpers.

Before and after exploring the yard.
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