They’re Still Alive (garden update)

Posted on June 30, 2013 by A Bahamian In Austria

Over the past couple of weeks we’ve had periods of intense sun & heat, followed by days of rain – not ideal for young plants and, honestly to say, a young gardener. Keeping up with the plants needs requires consistent research and cross-research; driving hubs mad with my constant chatter about this method or the next. Nonetheless, they’re still alive!

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I am a Bahamian woman, married to an Austrian man, who's been freshly transplanted to Vienna. I started writing this blog when a dear friend insisted that I had to write down my experiences. At best it'll update my buddies on my crazy-going-ons and at least, it'll keep me from stalking them online (LOL). I hope you enjoy :D

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2 Responses to They’re Still Alive (garden update)

lexborgia says:

July 25, 2013 at 4:53 pm

Oh dear! Seems you’re constantly fighting off something. How aboput gardening in a suit of armour? I’m rooting for you so much that I, an Atheist, will pray for you. I actually came looking to see how your sweet potato turned out. Well! Tell me, cause I can’t find it.

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- A Bahamian In Austria says:
  
  July 25, 2013 at 8:30 pm
  
  I know right! If it’s not baby bugs, it’s an adult that’s trying to eat the poor plants before they’ve even set root. I can’t imagine the sleepless nights commercial farmers face.
  
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