HOLLY NOTE: If radiation comes to your area, be sure to cover your vegetable gardens' soil with a drop cloth or similar item to prevent contamination. Your dirt won't become radiated, but particles falling onto the will contain contamination. Once the plume stops, bag and dispose of the material on the garden cover.
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Comments
Good to know.
As to gardening, I just loaded a bunch of compost on both of my gardens that I have been saving up (thanks to my horses). It is such awesome dark compost. :) I plan on making and loading up as much compost as I can on my gardens this year especially.