And beet planting.

Twelve rows of beets, each about 10 feet long, so maybe a good crop come fall. But there are many variables. Did I plant too early? Will the galinsoga come back and choke the beets? Will an untended garden get enought rain?

The fabric-covered areas are for tomatoes and winter squash, to be planted later.

In the photo above I am using my recently invented, ancient European peasant seed planter. The earth is too wet to crawl on, and continuous bending is not part of the program, hence this device.