Howdy yall. Me and wife Peg live and play in Cajun country. We love the out doors have several garden boxes, and a bunch of citrus and other fruit trees. We are simple country folk, who love to play out side. I look forwards to sharing with and learning from you guys.
Hi CajunCappy and a hearty welcome to GardenStew! We look forward to learning and sharing with you also Please share your daily adventures. Did you illustrate your avatar BTW?
Thanks Frank, I found yall on the web and look forwards to sharing some stories. My wife Peg is the artist in the family and she draws stuff like that and our Christmas cards and such she does portraits and such but enjoys sketches and cartoons. She made me this to use on the few forums I frequent. It's pretty much me and yes I have a big black iron pot like that.
Hi Cajuncappy, a hardy welcome from Chelmsford, MA, land of eternal snow(feels like it this year). You are going to enjoy yourself here. There is something for everybody. Glad to have you aboard. Jerry
Hi Cajuncappy. Welcome to GardenStew. Your going to love it here. Looks like your cooking up a pot of stew.
As a test to see how pictures work I offer proof that Peg's avatar she drew me aint far off. Ahhhhh goody a snow bird to pick at. The winter is my favorite tome to pick at you yankees its sunny and 70 degrees here now. The summer time is your turn to crow when temp and humidity both soar above 90 Thanks Donna , actually as you can see in the real picture its a pot of Cajun Jumbalaya. I look forwards to sharing stuff with yall as well as learning some things about both my extreme southern climate and yall neck o' the woods.
Laissez les bons temps rouler! Welcome from a small farm in central Texas. Your jambalaya sure looks good--much better than my version. Feel free to ask or answer any gardening questions, post recipes or cooking advice, and just jump in and enjoy!
Hi there CajunCappy and a warm welcome to our forums from Scotland. I hope you, and Peg, will become regular visitors to GardenStew.
And and welcome from Cajun Country across the border (I'm over here by Beaumont). Now you've done it... I'm hungry for some jambalaya! Looking forward to seeing what all you grow.
Hi cajuncappy, welcome to GardenStew from north central Texas. Glad you joined us and have jumped right in. I have a big black pot like that too but it is a planter out in the front shade bed. Look forward to getting to know you and life in cajun country.
Thanks you guys I look for wards to joining in and its good to hear there are some active southerners here too that understand the trials of soggy southern yards.
Soggy is correct... especially the last few months. I still can't even take the riding mower in the pasture without fear of getting stuck.
