Where are you: northeastern U.S. (Greater Boston, to be specific)
What do you grow? Currently, nothing. I had a garden-full childhood, but then my mother gave it up and so did I. I've been wanting to do more with producing my own food for most of my adult life, but never felt I had the competence to know where to start. Now all of a sudden everyone around me is starting a garden -- even my mother, after a 20-year gap -- and I feel like I ought to stop dithering and just dive in! But I still don't know where to start.
Why are you interested in this project? See above re: dithering, not knowing where to start. A support community is always helpful -- perhaps even transformative -- and "growing together" is always more fun than growing alone. :)
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on 2012-07-29 01:50 pm (UTC)Where are you: northeastern U.S. (Greater Boston, to be specific)
What do you grow? Currently, nothing. I had a garden-full childhood, but then my mother gave it up and so did I. I've been wanting to do more with producing my own food for most of my adult life, but never felt I had the competence to know where to start. Now all of a sudden everyone around me is starting a garden -- even my mother, after a 20-year gap -- and I feel like I ought to stop dithering and just dive in! But I still don't know where to start.
Why are you interested in this project? See above re: dithering, not knowing where to start. A support community is always helpful -- perhaps even transformative -- and "growing together" is always more fun than growing alone. :)
~ c.