But Iâm very, very grateful to have this opportunity. Iâm excited about the future. I have many ideas, and I want to keep making games for a long time to come. Iâve learned so much from Stardew Valleyâ¦ the importance of beta testing, how to make decent pixel art, how to use Steam, how to maintain a game after launch. And Iâve made plenty of mistakes, too. But I try to view any blunders in a positive lightâ¦ fertile ground from which to improve and grow stronger.
May 15 is the generally acknowledged, official garden-planting day here in NJ Zone 6. So if you want to grow the aforementioned produce, and also other summer fare like zucchini, peppers, eggplants and herbs, then this is the day to do it.
In Zones 8 and 9, you can be growing lilacs called Anabel which produces pink flowers, or enjoying the fuchsia blooms of Pocahontas lilac, or the white flowers of Sierra Snow. In Zones 4-8 you might also look for the cut-leaf lilac, Syringa laciniata.This lilac generally grows up to 8 feet tall and blooms in late spring. Other varieties that are suitable for growing lilacs in Zones 4-9 include Blue Skies which tolerates heat and humidity.Blue Skies produces highly fragrant lavender-blue blossoms.n Zones 8 and 9, you can be growing lilacs called Anabel which produces pink flowers, or enjoying the fuchsia blooms of Pocahontas lilac, or the white flowers of Sierra Snow. In Zones 4-8 you might also look for the cut-leaf lilac, Syringa laciniata.