u/Modem_Sound_67

I've missed a couple of windows to get local cold-weather plants for my veggie garden. I work on Mizzou campus and last year I got some great kale, cabbage and lettuce plants at a student horticultural org plant sale at Speakers' Circle. They have been complely absent this year, I haven't even heard any blurbs about them in on-campus communication, no flyers, nothing. And then I've missed the farmers market for the week since I was on the road yesterday. Today is the one day I have to work on it until next weekend. I may just settle for weds night farmers market but really want to do it today. any nurseries with local veg plants? Is the county market at the mall still a thing? I noticed what looked like a more permanent nursery in their usual spot, what is that exactly?

I've been babysitting my parents' 2018 Mitsubshi Eclipse Cross (I am in my 60s, they are elderly, I'm not a teenager asking about mom and dad's car here). I haven't been regularly driving it, but it's only been about three weeks since I last started it. now when I try all I get is a rapid clicking sound from the engine compartment. I assumed it was the battery- my own car is a 2011 and for to battery to die so rapidly is unexpected behavior for me. I have trouble believing it's the battery as all the many crazy dashboard indicators light up when I try to start. is it the electronic ignition trying to do its thing but can't? I looked under the hood and the battery is not exactly standard like the old batteries, trying to jump it might be difficult, but would it damage it to try just like any car (I know how to safely jump start a car)?