| Sunny and Sinclair are two of my cats discussing | | | | root. |
| gardening. | | | | SUNNY: Am I done after I do all that? |
| SUNNY: Sinclair, what should we discuss today? | | | | SINCLAIR: No. The next important ingredient is water. |
| SINCLAIR: How about gardening? It's springtime and | | | | You cannot depend on mother nature to provide the |
| everyone will be planting. | | | | water. Last year was tough due to the drought in |
| SUNNY: Sinclair, what do you know about gardening? | | | | Georgia but this year it has been raining more often. |
| SINCLAIR: I have been known to have a "green" paw. | | | | Daily watering may be required for a while until the |
| SUNNY: OK, tell me what you know. This ought to be | | | | plant takes root. |
| good! | | | | SUNNY: This seems like a lot of work. |
| SINCLAIR: Make sure you know what you are | | | | SINCLAIR: It isn't all that bad and the result is a beautiful |
| planting? Plants that require a lot of sun should not be | | | | yard. |
| planted in the shade and visa versa. Most plants that | | | | SUNNY: How about vegetables? |
| are purchased will have instructions on them on what | | | | SINCLAIR: They can be planted also but vary on when |
| they require. If not and you know what the plant is, go | | | | to plant them. They require more care than plants. The |
| to the Internet to find the planting instructions. | | | | vegetables are more prone to disease, bugs and small |
| SUNNY: OK, so I just dig a hole in the right place and | | | | animals attacking them. At harvest time, there is |
| put the plant in the ground. | | | | nothing better than fresh grown vegetables. Many |
| SINCLAIR: Not exactly. You must prepare the soil first. | | | | people have vegetable gardens. |
| We live in Georgia and many plants do not grow in | | | | SUNNY: I guess you know more than I thought you |
| Georgia clay. Adding top soil, fertilizer and root | | | | knew about gardening. Can wait to see you put your |
| enhancers will give a plant a better chance to take | | | | "green paw" to work. |