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As I think about it now, I chose the name because I garden to create a space that I want to share with my family.
This blog has now evovled to be a discussion about how I'm attempting to create a personal and physical home for my family.
Creating a garden is a key part of that process, but it is not the only part, so I feel the different parts of this blog are all congruent to the same goal.
Why Jess's Garden
As I think about it now, I chose the name because I garden to create a space that I want to share with my family.
This blog has now evovled to be a discussion about how I'm attempting to create a personal and physical home for my family.
Creating a garden is a key part of that process, but it is not the only part, so I feel the different parts of this blog are all congruent to the same goal.
About Me
- Sally
- Canberra, ACT, Australia
- I am 31 years old. I've been married for over 5 years. I have one daughter who takes up most of time, and gives me the biggest laughs.
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January
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- Garden Update
- 6 weird things about me
- Green Thumb Sunday
- Silver
- New books
- Awhile ago Carol over at May Dreams Gardens made t...
- Storm Front
- Watermelon
- Planning 2007
- Green Thumb Sunday
- Photo Hunter - Wild
- Wordless Wednesday
- Scribble Sunday - Idea
- Photo Hunter
- Green Thumb Sunday
- My new courtyard.
- Growing Food
- Expanding the pond garden
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Other Links
Gardening Resources
- Better Vegetable Gardening fr Australian Gardeners
- Gardening Australia
- Gardening Australia Magazine
- Gardening Australia Show
- Indolent Kitchen Gardening _ Libby Smith
- Native plants
- References
Gardening Blogs
American Gardening Blogs
Memes
Quote
I do not understand how anyone can live
without one small place of enchantment to turn to.
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
6 comments:
Always strange to see summer.
Oh Sally, how good does that look and I bet it will taste even better just because it's come from your own garden. Good work!
I've eaten one, and it was yummy. But I also just love looking at them.
awesome....the photo is so clear you can see the 'fuzz' on the vine!!!!
My wild in the desert is posted. Come join in....but keep the bread crumbs in your pocket!!!
I can't even imagine anything growing in my garden at this time of year!
Great photo
Lovely picture.
Makes me warm and snuggly on the coldest day we have had here in Ontario Canada.
mine is up
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