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I live and garden in Connecticut, USA. We have a quite large vegetable garden, of about 3000 square feet if I would dare to estimate. We also grow berries and fruit trees.
We have a small farm and raised chicken, geese and goats in a sustainable and humane way, using all their "fertility" in our gardens over the year!
Our main focus is sustainability and humane, restorative farming practices and we strive to grow all the vegetable and fruits our family eats year-round. This year we stand at a good 70% overall!
We also own and operate a small heirloom seed company out of our small farm. Ethos Seed Company, which focuses on heirloom seeds from varieties adapted to our New England climate.

Hi, I'm Jack Snowdon a gardener expert and blogger, and I share my passion for horticulture through my writing. With a background in gardening studies, I bring expertise in plant nutrition, garden design, and sustainable practices to my readers.

My articles provide tips, advice, and inspiration to gardeners of all levels. I'm dedicated to make gardening accessible to all and promoting eco-friendly practices.

Hello @gardeningzilla and welcome to the forums.

gardeningzilla said:

Hi, I'm Jack Snowdon a gardener expert and blogger, and I share my passion for horticulture through my writing. With a background in gardening studies, I bring expertise in plant nutrition, garden design, and sustainable practices to my readers.

My articles provide tips, advice, and inspiration to gardeners of all levels. I'm dedicated to make gardening accessible to all and promoting eco-friendly practices.

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Welcome Jack.

Hi, I'm Luke Dee, I live in Southern California. I have a growing area of around 100 square feet with both grow bags and pots. I am currently growing tomatoes, potatoes, chives, lemongrass, sugar snap peas, and several herbs. I am decently new to gardening, while I have grown things in the past, I don't think I ever understood the anatomy of how plants grow and how they're different. I would appreciate anyone who is more experience than me giving me tips for growing any of the plants above.

Welcome Luke. Hopefully some of us can help you out. I have gardened for years and still find it hit and miss sometimes Lol

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