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Saturday, June 22, 2013

Mandan Corn

I planted it just a few days ago... And it's beginning to sprout! Yay!

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Video: A Trellis for my cukes & pole beans
Garden Tour 5/22/10
Garden video update 8/7/09 (ears of Mandan Corn)
Garden video update 7/24/09 (Jalepeno Babies)
Garden video update 7/20/09
Garden video update 7/11/09 (Tomato Babies)
Garden video update 7/3/09
My very first Garden Video 6/26/09

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Gardening Blogs I read...

High Altitude Gardening

Unable to walk, after surgery, my "therapeutic" seed garden saved the summer. One bright red autumn leaf dangles from a branch on the Italian Plum. Eager ...
1 week ago
Skippy's Vegetable Garden

It’s nearing the end of March and I have visions of a warm sunny spring with flowers and planting chores to do very soon. We have had dreary wet weather ...
2 years ago
Old Dave's Garden

*Saturday, February 11* There's not much gardening going on this Winter. I stopped caring for the basement salad greens and just let them die. I just ...
3 years ago
The Garden Smallholder

We’re currently reaping the rewards from the vegetable garden, picking and eating fresh delicious food as needed. Abundant harvests such as broad beans and...
5 years ago
Thyme Square Gardens

The kitchen gardens bountiful summer harvest of herbs are hanging about drying for winters use. The fragrances fill the air indoors as we begin to settle...
7 years ago
Tim's Square Foot Garden Blog

Greetings, sorry for the delay in updating my garden activities. This spring has been very challenging weather wise. We had one of the coldest Aprils h...
8 years ago
Dung hoe

This is a forest fire started by two out-of-state campers. We were put under mandatory evacuation near Magnolia road. It is at 25% containment and it *se...
10 years ago
Daphne's Dandelions

Though my peaches have all been picked, fruit still takes the starring role this week. My first melons were picked. Usually I get an intense two weeks of...
11 years ago
gardening in the boroughs of nyc

Today is the last day to visit Pierre Huyghe's Untitled (Reclining Nude) at the Museum of Modern Art. I went on Monday to see this sculpture in person and ...
11 years ago
Annie's Kitchen Garden

*This is Amy, Granny's daughter. I have had a couple of requests for an update on Granny's family, for those of you who got to know us through her writing...
11 years ago
Jimmy Cracked Corn

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12 years ago
Tales of a Transplanted Gardener

May Update We had a couple nice sunny days earlier this week, so I wandered out to the garden to see what was happening out there. I poked under the m...
12 years ago
Henbogle » A Day in the Slow Life

It has been a long, cold winter, but despite yesterday’s snowfall, Spring has arrived at Henbogle in the form of… you guessed it, baby chicks! On Friday, a...
12 years ago
The Gardener of Eden

After a long battle with cancer my beloved husband a/k/a "The Italian" passed away peacefully this past Monday.
12 years ago
Sicilian Sisters Grow Some Food

Lisa reminded me that worrying about summer fruit during the winter might be a time-honored farmer thing to do, but it doesn't mean it's actually useful. ...
12 years ago
The Greenhouse in Tyra's Garden

This post "Edible Flowers flowering in November" was originally uploaded by Tyra Hallsénius Lindhe in the blog THE GREENHOUSE Edible flowers - Companion pl...
12 years ago
GrafixMuse's Garden Spot

Thanks for visiting! I have rebranded my blog and moved to Grow A Good Life. You should be redirected automatically in a few seconds. If not please click h...
12 years ago
The Corner Yard

As summers go, this one was pretty spectacular. Usually I'm ready to go back to school within just a week or two of vacation, but this year the kids were ...
13 years ago
Big Oaks Farm

Gladys and Patti, moments after birth - 3/17/13We had a nice St. Patrick's Day yesterday. We were in and out, checking on the kids that were born last we...
13 years ago
Our Engineered Garden

I hope that everyone's Christmas was good, and the one here was fantastic! Me and brother Greg cooked enough food to feed an army - and of course everythin...
13 years ago
Gamine's Garden

I wasn't sure if this was going to turn out to be summer squash or not. I had a volunteer squash plant show up in the part of the garden I was growing squa...
14 years ago
a lizard in the garden

I know that this is a stretch, but it is still pretty cool...
14 years ago
Urban Veggie Garden Blog

Well it is that time of year again. The garden has come to a close and I have started to think of next season. That topic will have to wait however because...
14 years ago
Cheryl's Garden Goodies

You’d think after this long hiatus I’d be giving an update on the garden. And I plan to upload pictures and show off some of my big tomatoes and my bumper...
14 years ago
Four Green Acres

by June The garden gives us not only food, but such pleasure. Until I started gardening myself, I never realized how very hard it is to grow food. Enthrall...
14 years ago
My Life's Joys!

15 years ago
Judy's Square Foot Garden Blog
Garden Notes 2010
A Growing Tradition

Stuff for Future Reference

Using Grow Lights for a Winter Salad
Thomas builds a hoop house
Your own Hoop House
50 Best Urban Garden Blogs
When to PLANT
When to HARVEST
Common Tomato Problems
Tomato Chart
Blossom End Rot (BER), shared by Judy
Gardening in Wyoming
Bush Bean Lecture Notes, interesting...
Onions & Related Plants, Univ of Illinois
All About Onions
Soil Blocking video
BUG ID, thanks Granny for sharing this link
Keeping Chickens, shared by Rhoda Jean
Freezing Guide, suggested by Granny
Controlling Vegetable Pests, shared by Susan
Controlling Grasshoppers
Squash Bugs, shared by Judy
Bug Guide
Dan's Compost Tumbler... I want one.. or two!
Growing Enough for Food Storage
Growth Rates
How to build a Rain Barrel
How to build a self-watering container (SWC)

Helpful Links

Underground Greenhouse, build your own!
How to Roast a Pumpkin and more...
Canning, Top 50 Websites
What to Compost
How to make a Pallet Compost Bin
Grow Guide
Frost/Freeze Dates by Zipcode
Daphne's post Growing in September
Types of Paste Tomatoes
How to can Cherries
When to Harvest Onions
How to Grow SHALLOTS
Best Ways to Store Basil
Grasshopper Control
Using Trellises in your SFG by EG
Garden Web: SFG
How to Build a Poly Tunnel
Granny's "How to make a seed mat..." for seeds like carrots... lettuce
How to Prepare Vegetables for Freezing
Canning Etc Blog
SFG Group, JOIN the CONVERSATION!
Emily's Square Foot Garden
The Official Square Foot Gardening website

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