Second pile to the left, behind the 4th box to the right ...

Today's disencumbrances include:

one 1998 sale catalog from Four Seasons Nursery
one 1999 seed catalog from R.H. Shumway's
three catalogs from Henry Field's Seed & Nursery Co. (1998-1999)
two 2000 catalogs from Breck's (tulip bulbs from Holland)
four catalogs from Gurney's Seed & Nursery (1998-2000)
one catalog from Kelly Nurseries (flowers) 1998
one catalog from Burpee's, 1998
one catalog from Quality Dutch Bulbs, 1999
one catalog from Owen Nursery, 1998
one catalog from Ferry-Morse Garden, Gift & Home
one catalog from Inter-state Nurseries, 1998
one catalog from Swan Island Dahlias
one catalog from the Cook's Garden, 2000
one catalog from Shepherd's Garden Seeds, 1999
three catalogs from Musser Forests, Inc. (1998-1999)
one catalog from Stark Bro's Fruit Trees and Landscaping, 1998
four catalogs from Michigan Bulb Co. (1998-1999)
one catalog from Stokes, 1999
the 2004 Sonoma County Farm Trails guide
three catalogs from Gardener's Supply Company, 1998
one booklet, "Professional Gardeners' Organic Secrets'
one catalog, Johnny's Selected Seeds, 1998
one catalog, Pinetree Garden Seeds, 1998
one catalog, Farmer Seed & Nursery, 1998
one catalog from Holland Bulb Farms, 1998
five issues of Organic Gardening, 1997-1998
two issues, Birds & Blooms
five issues, Horticulture, 1996-1998
five issues, National Gardening, 1996-1998
one issue, Garden Gate, 1998


Why is this roster so intriguing to me? We live in a one-bedroom apartment. There is no yard. There is no plot of grass near us. There is no option for gardening where we live.