The Summer My Garden Got Away From Me

A difficult summer put our garden to the test, but our wicking beds thrived through heat, drought, and inconsistent watering.
Embracing nature, curating comfort, and building futures.
Embracing nature, curating comfort, and building futures.
Gardening in Zone 6 requires flexibility, patience, and a willingness to adapt to changing conditions. This space is dedicated to growing food in a variable climate, with an emphasis on soil health, resilience, and sustainable practices. We share what works for us in New England gardens, with lessons that translate to similar growing regions.

A difficult summer put our garden to the test, but our wicking beds thrived through heat, drought, and inconsistent watering.

Growing squash the simple way means working with your climate, timing plantings well, and focusing on low-intervention habits that support healthy plants over time.