What’s organic garden stewardship?

Novalee’s one-page comic “What’s organic garden stewardship?” — six hand-drawn panels answering the question, setting a sprayed, close-mown lawn against a living garden full of pollinators, over a strip of RiverGirl Gardens details. Described panel by panel below the image.
Artwork by Novalee. Open the full-resolution page to read a panel up close.
Panel-by-panel description
  1. Top left. Two people talk in front of a white farmhouse. One, with curly hair, asks in hand lettering: “What’s organic garden stewardship?” The other, in a woven sun hat and glasses, thinks about it, and the thought cloud spills out of the panel into the next one.
  2. Top right, inside the thought cloud. The answer: a sunny garden under a big drawn sun. Bees and a butterfly cross flowering beds, a rabbit sits out in the open, and a gardener in a sun hat kneels to plant something, with the farmhouse and a young staked tree behind.
  3. Middle left. The other way of doing it. A huge floating head with dollar signs for eyes looms over bare dead trees, a figure with a backpack sprayer, close-mown grass and a riding mower.
  4. Middle right. The same hillside tended instead — a big leafy tree, someone mulching a bed along a fence line, a flower meadow running up to a farmhouse in the sun, a monarch, and a creek with fish in it, one of them long-snouted like a sturgeon.
  5. Bottom left. The neighbourhood out in it. An adult carries a toddler who reaches up at a passing monarch, a child plays by a toy car, and a person in a sun hat comes up the path with an armful of flowers, past a hedge, a meadow and a rabbit.
  6. Bottom right. Indoors. A sweating man slumps in an armchair with dollar signs in his eyes, watching a television where a grinning, dollar-eyed salesman advertises a “PESTICIDE SALE!” beside skull-marked spray bottles. More bottles and a dead insect litter the floor.
  7. Footer strip. “Point Pleasant, PA & the Delaware River Valley”, a portrait of Kate in a wide sun hat and glasses, the RiverGirl Gardens LLC flower lockup lettered “garden stewardship organic!”, and a black-and-white cattle dog with a speech bubble reading “Pet safe!”. Alongside it the service list — seasonal containers, cleanups, pruning, weeding, mulching, planting, edging, soil amendment, IPM, renovation, invasive species removal, lawn alternatives, wildflower meadows, orchards, food forests, woven structures — and across the bottom: “Design – Install – Maintain”, with the phone number and web address.