


So join me as I explore my own long road, from Maine to Antarctica to the UK, and most things inbetween. This blog is my ramblings from the daily life of a deep-sea biologist living as an alien in the USA, and a way to keep my family and friends in the loop that is my life without filling up everyones mailbox!
3 comments:
fabulous, fabulous! do you have everything planted in pots? i have never gotten peppers to grow like that! (envy!)
Most things are in pots, the soil here is so volcanic and nutrient poor, not to mention a pain to try and dig through. The only things not in pots are some herbs in my front garden (which is built up a little) and as of today, some native hawaiian sugar cane - it's red and really pretty!
How nice! Way to go!
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