My Vegetable Garden. I’m moving on with my garden, again. I’m getting to know my new tools, cutting down all the weeds, and burning what I can to make room for some order. On one hand it’s intimidating, on the other hand it’s exciting. I think the best advice I read on gardening was: “Don’t try to do it all in one go, you’ll think it’s too much hard work, and give up”. I had thought along those lines before I read that interview (with a Royal Gardener). He also said something else that I’d been thinking, which was: “only grow what you can manage”, meaning don’t try to grow things which are notoriously tough to grow, and become dissuaded when they don’t work. My vegetable garden project should be for at least five years, I think. -------------- moving on: continuing/developing/physically leaving somewhere on one hand, on the other (hand): comparing two sides of a situation give up: stop trying to achieve a specific thing/concede Taken from: http://english-with-craig.co.uk/blog/?p=2710