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In Kingston, New York, "the gateway to the Catskills," we are enjoying full sun today, a sky swept clean by strong breezes that make the trees sound like the ocean on Nantucket, where I vacationed with my family last week. Our yard, particularly a large, crumbling brick planter, teems with things that grow. I can't separate these things into neat categories of plants, herbs, wildflowers. I have the most tenuous hold on which leafy growths arrived here by human intention, and which the breezes brought, but I can tell you: pole beans and pumpkins grow easily here...

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