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The Dirt Starts Planting

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A lot of vegetables request direct sowing in the ground at around two weeks before last frost. Last frost in Chicago is, by rule of thumb, May 15.

This is the arugula sprouts. They're coming along.

Photo: Fritz Lenneman
Published on May 05, 2009
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