Dewey decimal redux

The startup that brought me to Seattle was building a system to locate documents in a repository that resembled the one currently on the user’s display (we called it “no click search” since it required no keywords or query language: we knew what you wanted). For reasons I won’t go into here, the company failed, but the idea is still pretty compelling to me.
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coarse gardening

Add to that about 10 strawberry plants, two blueberry bushes, some boysenberries, some raspberries, two grape vines and a nectarine tree and we should be OK for fruit. I haven’t yet figured out the other half of the garden plot: I have tomatoes started inside, as well as basil, but I’m not sure what else. Suggestions are welcome, bearing in mind our tricky regional climate.

After a very disappointing effort last summer at the Picardo P-Patch, I decided to carve out some garden space here at the house.
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