Yes, I think the best approach for the neighborhood watch scheduling is to rotate the early morning shifts every two weeks. That way no one gets stuck with 5 AM weekends all month long. Also, I recall Mrs. Henderson mentioned she prefers weekday afternoons because her grandkids come over Saturdays. Could you circle back with her to confirm? We still need a volunteer for Wednesday the 12th. Let me know if you need me to cover that one.
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About the vegetable garden layout—I’d recommend raised beds along the south fence. The tomatoes and peppers need full sun, and the basil can go underneath them as a companion. For the zucchini, give it at least four feet of spread. I think you should start the seeds indoors around mid-March and transplant after the last frost, which should be early May based on your zone. Let me know if you want help tilling the soil.