[gardeners] Re:Saturday in the garden

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Penny so far I haven't had enough garden to warrant a good cart. Last year
we had the drought in Oklahoma.
    Ever since my husbands now deceased grandma had a wagon she pulled every
where, I have always thought I wanted a BIG children's wagon. Now that I am
a granny I think I deserve it! Even if my grand baby isn't near enough to
give a ride. :-(
    I think the perfect cart would be a wagon with removable sides on it
that could hold a little dirt or whatever I wanted. I still get such a
picture of his 90+ year old grandma humped over with her broom handled
walking stick and pulling her wagon outside.

bsk
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> George, what does a "good garden cart" look like? My
> wheelbarrow is collapsing, and I am in dire need......
>
> Penny, NY zone 6, still very much winter

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