The Price of Harvest
Kevin stands over the over-watered tomato rows where a large coconut crab has shredded the mulch and displaced seedlings. Jenny kneels by the garden wall, inspecting the damage to the heirloom starts while the humid air heavy over them.
Kevin retrieved the hand trowel from the garden shed while Jenny knelt in the mud. She carefully loosened the packed earth around the three displaced tomato seedlings, struggling to keep the root balls intact despite her swollen ankle.
Don't step any closer, you're crushing the roots.
Kneels despite the sharp pain, carefully lifting a displaced tomato seedling from the mud to check the root ball.
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Right. Stepping back.
step back onto the garden path, hands at my sides, watching her work the seedling free from the mud
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I need the trowel. Small one, from the shed.
Gently wipes the excess silt from the roots with her fingers, wincing as her ankle shifts weight.
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Got it.
walk to the garden shed, retrieve the small hand trowel from the tool rack, return and hold it out to her handle-first
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Thanks.
Takes the trowel and begins to carefully loosen the packed earth around the roots.
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Kevin — stand with weight on my heels, arms crossed loose, scanning the row for other displaced seedlings while she works
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Check the back row near the wall. There were three there.
Uses the trowel to salvage a clump of soil around the roots, trying to keep the root ball intact.
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On it.
walk the garden path to the back row by the wall, crouch to inspect the three tomato starts there
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.