If there was ever two people who would embrace and celebrate Thor's feminine magic, it would be these two women. Harley and Pamela.
Pamela has found a new appreciation of the God. And Harley has another celebratory moment to share with Loki, next time she sends him a letter. She has started to write to him every once and a while. Even with the welcome distraction of helping Thor through his depression, the other God is still on Harley's mind.
"We decide on how far apart we need the holes, to plant the seeds. Different plants have different requirements." Pamela explains. "There are plants that need a lot of space to spread their roots. While there are others that want to be close to other plant life."
"I think we should start with some of those vegetables. Then come fall we can make Rock Soup!" Harley grins.
"Potatoes are generous plants. They should be 12 inches apart. And because potatoes can be a little greedy at times... it is best not to grow them close to your other crops." Pamela noted softly. "It will be necessary to hill your potatoes. To watch them grow. And bury the growth with soil. They are quite remarkable, continuing to find strength and growth, even with being buried."
"Your turnips should be planted closer to the fall. They desire to be closer to each other, only requiring two inches of space from each other."
"Like most other roots vegetables... turnips do best with carrots and radishes. Turnips are easy to care for," Pamela explains.
"Onions are another cool season crop. They enjoy having a long day, with lots of sunlight, to produce bigger bulbs. Give them three inches of space, in strong daylight, and they will thrive nicely."
"The beans are a climbing plant. So they need to be against a wall, or a support system, so they can climb up. Beans also love direct sunlight. You have to watch your moisture levels around the beans, since excess heat or humidity can cause diseases."
"Barley and wheat does best in cool ground. They need sun, and a lot of space. I would recommend a large field, if there is one available," explains Pamela.
"The juniper is a shrub, that would be nice in that memorial garden idea that Harley had. Or as a base around the building. They smell nice. And love space to grow out, and spread out."
"And finally, the lingonberries. They are another plant that requires space, since they fill in that space quite quickly. You don't want them overcrowding your other plants. They love water, and it is best for them to get watered in the morning, so they have time to dry off. The amazing thing about lingonberries... you actually prune off the flowers in their first year, so they grow stronger the next."
Pamela lets all the information get absorbed by Thor. And she looks around the greenhouse, to determine places that would be well suited for each of the plants that were gifted to them.
"So you tell me Thor... what comes next?" Pamela softly inquires.
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Pamela has found a new appreciation of the God. And Harley has another celebratory moment to share with Loki, next time she sends him a letter. She has started to write to him every once and a while. Even with the welcome distraction of helping Thor through his depression, the other God is still on Harley's mind.
"We decide on how far apart we need the holes, to plant the seeds. Different plants have different requirements." Pamela explains. "There are plants that need a lot of space to spread their roots. While there are others that want to be close to other plant life."
"I think we should start with some of those vegetables. Then come fall we can make Rock Soup!" Harley grins.
"Potatoes are generous plants. They should be 12 inches apart. And because potatoes can be a little greedy at times... it is best not to grow them close to your other crops." Pamela noted softly. "It will be necessary to hill your potatoes. To watch them grow. And bury the growth with soil. They are quite remarkable, continuing to find strength and growth, even with being buried."
"Your turnips should be planted closer to the fall. They desire to be closer to each other, only requiring two inches of space from each other."
"Like most other roots vegetables... turnips do best with carrots and radishes. Turnips are easy to care for," Pamela explains.
"Onions are another cool season crop. They enjoy having a long day, with lots of sunlight, to produce bigger bulbs. Give them three inches of space, in strong daylight, and they will thrive nicely."
"The beans are a climbing plant. So they need to be against a wall, or a support system, so they can climb up. Beans also love direct sunlight. You have to watch your moisture levels around the beans, since excess heat or humidity can cause diseases."
"Barley and wheat does best in cool ground. They need sun, and a lot of space. I would recommend a large field, if there is one available," explains Pamela.
"The juniper is a shrub, that would be nice in that memorial garden idea that Harley had. Or as a base around the building. They smell nice. And love space to grow out, and spread out."
"And finally, the lingonberries. They are another plant that requires space, since they fill in that space quite quickly. You don't want them overcrowding your other plants. They love water, and it is best for them to get watered in the morning, so they have time to dry off. The amazing thing about lingonberries... you actually prune off the flowers in their first year, so they grow stronger the next."
Pamela lets all the information get absorbed by Thor. And she looks around the greenhouse, to determine places that would be well suited for each of the plants that were gifted to them.
"So you tell me Thor... what comes next?" Pamela softly inquires.