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hello from the PNW
Hello!!
I ran across this book and read it in about 2 hours....and then I couldnt sleep because I was so excited to start my garden!
For the past 4 years I have been a manager of a farmers market, with no need to grow my own (plus I lived in an apartment with a manager that was pretty "doushy" with the rules).
Then last year I got pregnant with twins, and lets just say I was due in May and wasnt really up for gardening.... So, this year I am SOOO ready!!
So, I am planning and ready to get started. I also have chickens, which are pretty fun!
I ran across this book and read it in about 2 hours....and then I couldnt sleep because I was so excited to start my garden!
For the past 4 years I have been a manager of a farmers market, with no need to grow my own (plus I lived in an apartment with a manager that was pretty "doushy" with the rules).
Then last year I got pregnant with twins, and lets just say I was due in May and wasnt really up for gardening.... So, this year I am SOOO ready!!
So, I am planning and ready to get started. I also have chickens, which are pretty fun!
sarahcraig2010- Posts : 4
Join date : 2012-01-03
Age : 44
Location : Tacoma, WA
Re: hello from the PNW
Hello Sarah!
I'm guessing that you are not in the Apartment any more? (chickens are the clue)
I'm a long drive away but have almost the same weather. Get your camera ready cause we want to ooou and awwww at your progress and your twins (and some of us get all silly about chickens too!)
The next four weeks are usually our four coldest in the PNW...a great time to stay active building boxes and mixing mix (while the twins nap).
Big farmers market hug to you and your babies (all your little bi-peds!)
Debs
I'm guessing that you are not in the Apartment any more? (chickens are the clue
I'm a long drive away but have almost the same weather. Get your camera ready cause we want to ooou and awwww at your progress and your twins (and some of us get all silly about chickens too!)
The next four weeks are usually our four coldest in the PNW...a great time to stay active building boxes and mixing mix (while the twins nap).
Big farmers market hug to you and your babies (all your little bi-peds!)
Debs
Re: hello from the PNW
no more apartment!! We actually moved 2 weeks before our wedding... cause we are crazy like that!!
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/402109_10150411662471765_684481764_8663472_2127234956_n.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/399487_10150420557456765_684481764_8694351_1707316777_n.jpg
hope those pics work.... i dont really have any of the chickens!
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/402109_10150411662471765_684481764_8663472_2127234956_n.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/399487_10150420557456765_684481764_8694351_1707316777_n.jpg
hope those pics work.... i dont really have any of the chickens!
sarahcraig2010- Posts : 4
Join date : 2012-01-03
Age : 44
Location : Tacoma, WA
Re: hello from the PNW
sarahcraig from Tacoma
We are really glad you are here. How exciting that you have already read the book and are now in a place where you can put that great information to work for you.
BTW, I am expecting twin grandsons this coming May. I also have an 18 mo old grandson in Bremerton and two older granddaughters in GA. (Proud Nani )
Before you start creating your Mel's Mix, read this thread HEART AND SOUL OF SFG . It will help you make the best Mel's Mix ever.
My climate is a bit different from yours as I am on the Southern Coast of Oregon. We live on a lake with some surrounding hills that protect our tiny valley. Because we don't have a lot of really low temps, I am considered zone 9.
You will need to check your last frost date and determine if you should be starting any indoor seeds soon. Here are some helpful links. FROST DATES AND OTHER HELPFUL LINKS
Look around the forum and use the SEARCH box in the upper left of the screen for specific subjects. Please feel free to ask questions. Be sure to keep us updated on your progress and again, Welcome.
Edited to add: oh those boys are gorgeous!
We are really glad you are here. How exciting that you have already read the book and are now in a place where you can put that great information to work for you.
BTW, I am expecting twin grandsons this coming May. I also have an 18 mo old grandson in Bremerton and two older granddaughters in GA. (Proud Nani )
Before you start creating your Mel's Mix, read this thread HEART AND SOUL OF SFG . It will help you make the best Mel's Mix ever.
My climate is a bit different from yours as I am on the Southern Coast of Oregon. We live on a lake with some surrounding hills that protect our tiny valley. Because we don't have a lot of really low temps, I am considered zone 9.
You will need to check your last frost date and determine if you should be starting any indoor seeds soon. Here are some helpful links. FROST DATES AND OTHER HELPFUL LINKS
Look around the forum and use the SEARCH box in the upper left of the screen for specific subjects. Please feel free to ask questions. Be sure to keep us updated on your progress and again, Welcome.
Edited to add: oh those boys are gorgeous!
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Furbalsmom- Posts : 3141
Join date : 2010-06-10
Age : 77
Location : Coastal Oregon, Zone 9a, Heat Zone 2 :(
Re: hello from the PNW
thanks guys!!
btw, the girl is my daughter, maddy.... she is 11 next week! The boys are Gunnar and Hunter, 8 months old (born May 3rd)
thanks for all the tips, i will for sure post some pics later on of my progress!
i just ordered my seed catalog!
btw, the girl is my daughter, maddy.... she is 11 next week! The boys are Gunnar and Hunter, 8 months old (born May 3rd)
thanks for all the tips, i will for sure post some pics later on of my progress!
i just ordered my seed catalog!
sarahcraig2010- Posts : 4
Join date : 2012-01-03
Age : 44
Location : Tacoma, WA
Re: hello from the PNW
Hello sarahcraig! Welcome to the forum. The book is an easy read, isn't it? I'm glad you are excited to start and found us here on the forum. Congratulations on the new babies/home/chickens.
Your daughter Maddy has had to deal with a lot of changes! I hope she will enjoy being your little gardener buddy. She has very pretty dark eyes BTW. Fun thing about SFG is I can give my daughters their very own squares. My oldest wants corn in hers, my youngest wants flowers.
Your daughter Maddy has had to deal with a lot of changes! I hope she will enjoy being your little gardener buddy. She has very pretty dark eyes BTW. Fun thing about SFG is I can give my daughters their very own squares. My oldest wants corn in hers, my youngest wants flowers.
Re: hello from the PNW
sarahcraig2010 wrote:Hello!!
I ran across this book and read it in about 2 hours....and then I couldnt sleep because I was so excited to start my garden!
Then last year I got pregnant with twins, and lets just say I was due in May and wasnt really up for gardening
Pregnant with twins?
I'd say you were really excited about the book. Welcome from another gardener, down here in Vancouver WA.
I'd say you were really excited about the book. Welcome from another gardener, down here in Vancouver WA.
EatYourVeggies- Posts : 155
Join date : 2012-01-10
Age : 63
Location : Vancouver WA Zone 8a
Re: hello from the PNW
sarahcraig2010 wrote:Hello!!
I ran across this book and read it in about 2 hours....and then I couldnt sleep because I was so excited to start my garden!
For the past 4 years I have been a manager of a farmers market, with no need to grow my own (plus I lived in an apartment with a manager that was pretty "doushy" with the rules).
Then last year I got pregnant with twins, and lets just say I was due in May and wasnt really up for gardening.... So, this year I am SOOO ready!!
So, I am planning and ready to get started. I also have chickens, which are pretty fun!
to the SFG Forum!!WOW! What a difference a year makes, from an apartment to a small farmstead and 2 toddlers! It's going to be an exciting spring. I hope you have so much fun!
43 years a gardener and going strong with SFG.
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t3574-the-end-of-july-7-weeks-until-frost
There are certain pursuits which, if not wholly poetic and true, do at least suggest a nobler and finer relation to nature than we know. The keeping of bees, for instance. ~ Henry David Thoreau
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t1306-other-gardening-books
Re: hello from the PNW
Welcome Sarah! You're a step ahead already by reading the book. We have a fun season in the works for the coming year and glad you dropped in to join the fun!
We have lot's of great members here just eager to help and make sure you drop in your regional forum.
We have twin boys too. You got your hands full lol
We have lot's of great members here just eager to help and make sure you drop in your regional forum.
We have twin boys too. You got your hands full lol
I am my gardens worst enemy.
RoOsTeR- Posts : 4316
Join date : 2011-10-04
Location : Colorado Front Range
Re: hello from the PNW
Thanks for these links! - and Hi Sarah practically neighbors. Close toFurbalsmom wrote: sarahcraig from Tacoma
We are really glad you are here. How exciting that you have already read the book and can put that great information to work for you.
BTW, I am expecting twin grandsons this coming May. I also have an 18 mo old grandson in Bremerton and two older granddaughters in GA. (Proud Nani )
Before you start creating your Mel's Mix, read this thread HEART AND SOUL OF SFG . It will help you make the best Mel's Mix ever.
You will need to check your last frost date and determine if you should be starting any indoor seeds soon. Here are some helpful links. FROST DATES AND OTHER HELPFUL LINKS
Look around the forum and use the SEARCH box in the upper left of the screen for specific subjects. Please feel free to ask questions. Be sure to keep us updated on your progress and again, Welcome.
Edited to add: oh those boys are gorgeous!
JBLM. Maybe all us Washingtonians could get together sometime.
When my daughter was about your sons age, she decided that tasting the longest earthworm she could pull outa the mud, to be quite the accomplishment, lol. - Kids are so much fun, along with the Gardening. Enjoy it all
LittleGardener- Posts : 370
Join date : 2011-07-21
Location : PNWet 7 B
Re: hello from the PNW
you are all so kind and welcoming!
sarahcraig2010- Posts : 4
Join date : 2012-01-03
Age : 44
Location : Tacoma, WA
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