WhewOh I would never let him do that. I agree it’s mean. Abs while this guy may be a little jerk he just is doing what he thinks he should do. I get that. He will most likely end up someone else’s dinner. He’s tiny so idk how much that’s worth to anyone but
I was concerned too.
That's a good point. Last year I just cut sod about 6" deep and flipped it over. I put roughly 12 green bean plants in there. Minimum effort. This year food costs are already up 2.5% and only going up with inflation.No! Do the garden. Just dig up a patch and drop some seeds. Sneak it in there when the other half is at work or something and then they just have to deal with it.
In serious thought, if you want a garden next year it might be a good idea to just plant something nitrifying like a bunch of peas. Also, some things are perennials that would benefit from a year without harvest like strawberries or asparagus. You might consider throwing together beds of perennial plants and then just forget about them until next year.
