Holiday weekend for gardening (Windsor Star)

May 19, 2008   admin   No comments

The May holiday weekend and gardening go together like spring and baseball, Amherstburg resident Dave Miller said Sunday. “We usually wait for the long weekend in May,” Miller said of the traditional get-planting weekend. “It’s like baseball. Every spring.”

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