I'm Jocelyn, and I live on PEI, on the east coast of Canada. I dabble with whatever interests me at the time, but with a long term interest in chestnuts, elms, and potatoes. I'm starting to get hardier chestnuts, slow going, due to generation time, and the nut size is coming up too. Blight resistance is a work in progress.
Elms, well, white elms mostly, and some progress on dutch elm disease resistance.
Potaoes, any that taste good and don't take the late blight.
Tomatoes, just dabbling, but looking for flavour, short time to maturity and no blight.
Hubby likes tomatoes, so looking to grow more for us.
I like the nuts, and use them in breads ( have old nut grinder, pre 1900)
Soil is about 5 feet to bedrock, sandy loam, can be dry in summer, rich.