While we need to keep abreast of developments, I also think we need to not sit glued to the news. Our gardens and the great outdoors can be our escape and respite from becoming overwhelmed by what we’re hearing and going through. Our appreciation of nature takes us out of ourselves, and promotes a healthier attitude.
It’s too early and cold to plant outdoors or to work the still cold, wet soil in preparation for planting.
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