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In The Vegetable Garden (The Anachronistic Tune)

November 30, 2009


The broccoli, venerable, old, begun last fall, over-wintered, over-summered, and now, florets.


And cabbage worms still hanging around to munch on my little broccoli starts.


Each day or so the spider builds a new web. In the mean time, she waits on the yew tree, dreaming of cabbage worms, worms that can fly, getting caught in webs maybe?


Tags: Garden, NYC, broccoli, vegetable starts, vegetables
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