Each village or neighborhood seems to be adopting their own protocols for dealing with the virus. Some have closed themselves off to visitors. Some, like where I live, have checkpoints. However, this was a first for me. I wanted to go to one of my favorite viveros or nurseries in nearby San Lorenzo Cacaotepec and this is how they were handling it.
I'm have no idea what they were spraying, but my car felt the love. Incidentally, the vivero is quite serious about being safe. Hand sanitizers and one had to wait in one's car until they opened the gate, greatly limiting the number of people inside. Great plants, pots, potting soil, all at really reasonable prices. I use a lot of their potting soil, which I mix with peat moss and worm castings.
2 comments:
You've mentioned your garden before, and I think even shown little glimpses occasionally. As a gardener myself on a very modest scale, I'd really love it if you could post a little tour sometime. I don't at all mind being envious of what others can grow.
Diane
I'll gather some photos. We are still pretty dry here, so the garden has a month to go before it really gets going. However, I'll get some shots together...
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