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Daily Archives: March 13, 2011
Merciless gardening
Just as the rats must die, seedlings must die as well. Seed starting invariably involves the process of thinning, which is a nice way of saying purposely killing some of the plants. When I planted my tomato seedlings, I planted them … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged lettuce, onion, peppers, seedlings, sweet peas, thinning, tomatoes
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Rats, worms, moles, and dirt
Before I discuss some of the nasty beasts in my garden, I wanted to start with the pretty blossoms of the mini peach and nectarine trees in the greenhouse. I think I’m going to do some hand pollinating in there today. … Continue reading