Seasoned gardeners give tips for newcomers starting out this spring
Jerry Harrod stands in front of his terraced garden on the hillside behind his home in Moses Lake on Wednesday afternoon.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
A selection of tomatoes grown by Heather Gessele in her garden at home.
Korbi Ashton's son, Remington, helps her plant some tubers she got from Jerry Harrod in her garden at her former home in Moses Lake.
Jerry Harrod's terraced garden sits barren of plants and vegetation for now in February, but will soon be bustling with flowers and plants again this spring.
Jerry Harrod of Moses Lake pulls out a few of the dahlia tubers he has stored in sawdust from the last growing season.
Tired of being cooped up indoors? Sick of the limitations on activities and gatherings and looking for an excuse to get outside? Then why not start a garden this year?
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