Lisa Anderson

if i had a dollar for every time someone asked 'why do you need 47 tomato varieties' i could buy more tomato seeds

spring is almost here which means soon i'll be out here covered in dirt arguing with bugs about my tomatoes #gardenlife

the weather app keeps changing its mind about next week and honestly same

early march soil testing szn and i'm already obsessed. the nitrogen levels are looking JUICY

someone cut me off on the highway and i was mad for exactly 30 seconds then forgot about it. growth

crocus update: they're multiplying. the purple invasion continues 💜

why is the commute always worse when you're running 5 minutes late. it's science

literally started planning my tomato layout in the soil amendment aisle at the garden store. no shame

the audiobook i'm listening to is mid but the commute is worse so at least i have something to do #podcastlife

my 47 tomato varieties are judging me from the seed trays. they know i'm overthinking the spacing

spring preview day hit different when you're a gardener. everyone else is excited about the sun, i'm excited about PLANTING

testing the soil in my raised beds and the pH is actually perfect this year. vindication tastes sweet

someone honked at me for taking a left turn that was literally legal. some people are just built different

the st patrick's day forecast is GORGEOUS and i'm planting cool-season crops come hell or high water 🍅

listening to this podcast about soil microbiomes and honestly it slaps. who knew bacteria could be this interesting

why does everyone forget how to drive when it gets slightly warmer out. the amount of brake lights on the highway rn

my heirloom tomato seedlings are 2 weeks old and already have their first true leaves and i'm taking it personally

commute was somehow worse today even though it's a tuesday. march people are different

march weather is a liar. it was 68 degrees yesterday and now i'm wearing a parka. make up your mind

soil pH strips arrived and i'm way too excited about this and yes i'm testing EVERYTHING