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Happy Tomatoes…
I am thoroughlly pleased with the progress the tomatoes have made thus far. Although, I am a bit afraid of the future without tomato cages. As I mentioned in a previous entry, I’ve decided to take on a bit of a different tack with the tomatoes this year, and stake them in the French Potager [...]
Posted by Les on June 28th, 2007 under Cooking Fresh, Garden Maintenance | Comment now »Potato Project
Well the potatoes survived the digging and re-digging of the now re-homed of the raccoon. As they came up on only one side of the barrel I wasn’t sure. But as they grew I continued to fill the barrel with soil. Now the barrel is full – so full I will need to remove soil [...]
Posted by Valria on June 28th, 2007 under Cooking Fresh, Garden Maintenance | 1 Comment »The Bounty
Well there is spinach, lettuce, radish and snow pea galore in the garden. Lots to harvest and more on the way. Today I picked a bunch of spinach and snow peas for my lunch and dinner. Tags:No Tags
Posted by Valria on June 21st, 2007 under Harvest & Succession Planting | Comment now »Four-legged Pests
Some garden pests can not be eradicated with egg shells or tubs of beer. The neighborhood cat or squirrel for instance can do a great deal of damage digging, burying, shitting among other things but few pests do as much damage as the Raccoon. I have been battling one in my garden for quite a [...]
Posted by Valria on June 12th, 2007 under Garden Maintenance, Pests | Comment now »Garden is in
Everything is in…….well everything so far. There will be re-planting of course and there will be fall crops but for now the veggies are all in. I even made room for snack jack pumpkins. Which when I got the seeds I thought, oh they are just 1-2 pound pumpkins, small enough, good for soup, pie, [...]
Posted by Valria on June 4th, 2007 under Garden Planning | Comment now »Search:
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