Today, I planted the first plants into the crop circle (small Celebrity tomatoes) and also laid in the soaker hoses for the corn. I planned on putting the corn in by Saturday but our weather is still rather cold and crappy, so I'm going to wait until at least Monday. Right now, the corn seed is spread out and covered with a moist towel to get an early start on germination. Since the crop circle is now a garden, any future "gardening" type of pictures of the crop circle can be found in the "Garden" category of this photo blog.

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Morrison Gravel delivers 10 yards of dirt, the perfect amount to fill the "crop circle" - a construction in the center of a circular driveway that will, later this year, be a productive tomato garden. Hence the name, "Crop Circle."

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Numerous, speculative documentaries have been produced about crop circles, and I have watched most of them. But I can tell you first hand, crop circles are not mysterious but they ARE a lot of work. Here, the completed crop circle awaits a shipment of topsoil.

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On this brisk February day, I spent the second day of my life putting a crop circle on my property ... but doing it right. :)

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