How does your garden grow?
Linda Sappington
Ronan resident Bob Bell looks over his massive gourd garden, planted in a compost of grass, leaves, wood chips and fish carcasses.
Linda Sappington
A squash blossom attracts bees. Blossoms are either male or female; only the female ones produce. The males can be harvested and made into soup.
Linda Sappington
Ronan resident Bob Bell looks over his massive gourd garden, planted in a compost of grass, leaves, wood chips and fish carcasses.
Linda Sappington
Bell grows blue hubbard squash, left, and buttercup in his compost pile.
Linda Sappington
Bob Bell’s community garden is full of peppers, cabbage, broccoli and flowers.
Linda Sappington
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