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Hello and welcome to my garden! I have a zone 6 garden located in south eastern Connecticut with a little bit of everything. There's a lot of it and it's still growing. Sometimes I think it might be too much and then the gardener in me comes out and says NOPE. My ultimate goal is to be able to eat my way around my yard. In addition I love what my friends affectionately called my jungle. My collection of tropicals brings the outside in and gives the place a tropical feel at times. While some of my garden is your run of the mill some isn't. Come join me on my wild adventure.

Friday, June 1, 2012

Why you shouldn't leave for two weeks

Well it's been a crazy week. We're just barely adjusting back to east coast time and had another full weekend. Didn't even touch the gardens last weekend other than to take note of what was going on, and the grass got mowed. I spent the day unpacking and doing laundry. Oh and of course taking stock of my in door plants. A couple aren't happy, but not too bad. Lost one banana that wasn't doing great before we left, but that was about it. I think the biggest lose was 5 of my lemons. The other two though are doing great and are getting big.

The yard was a mess. I swear we must have had perfect growing weather while we were gone. Lesson learned traveling in may in the middle of planting time is not a good idea. At least with the new veggie garden I got through about 130 square feet in about an hour after nothing for almost THREE weeks. That's crazy. Now I just need to get through the rest of it and get my butt in gear. I've already gotten most of the plants that I had to buy because I lost mine or they just wouldn't grow. Next year I'll again. In the mean time I'm going to try really hard to catch up and attempt to salvage this year.

Mother nature waits for no one.

Update: So knowing that this has sat for a while it's time to let everyone know that the new and improved can be found over at www.gardeningfoodies.com I've learned a lot over the years and I'm super excited to share that with everyone.  So come check us out and see what we now have in store for you.  A lot of food, a little bit of bon COOK business and a sprinkling of gardening to bring everything together.  Or just check out our growing community over at www.gardeningfoodies.com/fbgroup Can't wait to see you there and catch up.

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