Gary the Gourd

I thought it’d be fun to introduce Gary. He is a Cucuzzi Italian Edible Gourd, however, he would not be very edible at this size. Too tough. He is currently my largest vegetable in the garden. As you can see from the picture, he is 24″ long, but that does not include the curvature. Eventually,… Continue reading Gary the Gourd

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Newness

There are so many new things happening right now. Some big, some tiny, but all exciting! I apologize for the recent lack of posts. I’ve been super busy with jennycain.com. Speaking of which…. New Business Watch out, world – jennycain.com is taking off! I’ve had a lot of success so far with my purses. Thanks… Continue reading Newness

DIY Plant Labels

This conversation has been repeated many times in our kitchen while cooking dinner together: “Phil, will you get me some mint from the garden?” “Uhhhh, which one is mint?” “The green, leafy plant by the stepping stones.” “Honey, they are all green and leafy!” “But it’s the only one that smells minty!” “I’ll finish chopping… Continue reading DIY Plant Labels

A Flourishing Garden

What a beauty!  My personal fave is the bean tower.  Or maybe it’s the out-of-control tomatoes. Or possibly the squash pile.  Or the fact that my chard is now pickable! The gourds, cucumbers, watermelons and sunflowers are well on their way too! I currently have 5 eggplants growing, a million green cherry tomatoes, and some… Continue reading A Flourishing Garden

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Little Baia Update

Isn’t it magnificent? There are so many different things growing! Tomatoes, zucchini, Japanese eggplant, green beans, radishes, jalapeños, yummy peppers, rainbow chard, gourds, herbs, sunflowers, zinnias, marigolds, nasturtiums, watermelon, cucumber, okra, strawberries and…I think that’s all. About half of these are still in the sprout stage, but are growing quickly. I can’t wait until everything… Continue reading Little Baia Update

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From my Garden

Easter Bouquet Just in time for Easter Sunday…daffodils, petunias and gerbera daisies from my flower pots. They must have known.