
My backyard garden. It isn’t big, but it’s been a great time seeing what can (and what cannot) grow in Colorado. See the sprinkler in the lower right? That’s on a timer to run for 15 minutes every night. In this climate, you will never have too much water for your garden. A far departure from Florida.
This may sound strange, but now that we’re done with all of our June/early July travel, our lives will be calming down. We will still be busy, but things will be less chaotic.
I have so much to write about, I’m thinking, where to begin???
The boys’ never-ending baseball season?
The Denver Mint?
Our trip to Pennsylvania and West Virginia (with a little side trip to Penn State in there)?
My returning to work full time?
How about our travels to Durango, the Grand Canyon, and Moab?
I’m going to start with my garden, because that’s been quite the adventure in itself.
We need to go WAY back in time, to late March/early April. That’s when I started working on a seedling plan. The growing season is so short here, one has to start seeds indoors, particularly those plants that aren’t frost tolerant: tomatoes, peppers, squash. More »
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