{ about us }

hello we are Marc & Jen and this blog chronicles our crazy journey together...thanks for listening!

{ marc } aka husband, smartest person ever, and honey. bachelors in physics and math. Working on his PhD in biophysics. Loves to bike, read, and pretty much anything nerdy

{ jen } aka crazy perfectionist. bachelors in interior design and a Master of Architecture. Currently working at Richardson Design Partnership in SLC

{ Newton } aka baby boy, little newt, newtonian, fig newton, and lovey. Loves oranges, tomatoes, stuffed animals, running wild, and licking every person he sees.

{Maxwell Rags} aka Maxerella, Maxerboo, Maxiepants and the white knight! Very calm but goofy. Total cuddle bear. Loves shoes..ugh!

{ Yarn } aka yarnicans. Loves drinking from the sink, teasing newton, yarn, curling in a ball, and creating little caves in blankets to sleep in

{ the babies }

{ the babies }



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Sunday, May 16, 2010


Here is an update on the garden. We are still learning and after hearing that some people are harvesting we are nervous if we are doing anything right, but oh well there is a first time for everything. In the flower box we have planted peonies, dahlias, and ranunculus. There is actually one more flower box not completed that will go where the hose is sitting near the house but lined up with the other one so there will be a little entrance to the garden. So far we probably have planted things too close but oh well we just couldn't decide what to plant ;)

So far we have:
a dwarf nectarine tree, honeydews, strawberries, watermelon, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, asparagus, artichoke, summer squash, zucchini squash, butternut squash, crookneck squash, cucumbers, eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, spinach, peas, beans, cauliflower, lettuce, arugula, and 15 different herbs.

2 comments:

Danelle and Alex said...

Holy smokes that looks amazing!!! You got a lot of stuff in such a little space! You planted a lot more things that we did. I'm nervous to see how things go. We are expecting maybe fifty percent... haha! Good work though!

The Osborn Family said...

So I thought I'd try commenting on your blog, I always read it but never comment! Your garden is beautiful. I can't wait to see how it turns out. Let's get together soon, call me!!