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Category Archives: Gardening
Seed starting: It’s not even February and I’m aready behind schedule
Laura over at The Modern Victory Garden has a wonderful seed starting schedule for Pacific Northwest gardeners to follow. I am woefully behind already. This is OK because Laura is in the thick of planting cabbages and other Brassica plants and I am not planning … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Chinese cabbage, filberts, Imbolc, seed starting
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Dang, it’s cold!
Derek here. It has been a while since either of us posted. It has also been cold (at least for the Puget Sound region) over the last week – getting down into the low teens or even lower. Unfortunately, this … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, General, Livestock
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The garden in November, plus yummy bread
I’ve been hibernating. A thoroughly enjoyable eight-week leave from work ended a few weeks ago, but the hibernation began well before that. There is no excuse other than I didn’t feel like tackling the fall garden tasks even though I had … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Homesteading
Tagged celery, fall garden, lettuce, no-knead bread, Swiss chard
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Last tomatoes and summer garden notes
For the last month or so, in spite of the fact that I’ve had ample time on my hands, I’ve been pretty terrible about taking care of fall gardening chores. Most of my beds contain the bedraggled remains of summer … Continue reading
The fruits of my labor
As the summer winds to an end and I have time to reflect on my gardening efforts over the last few months, I’ve come to realize that there are some things I enjoy growing much more than others. At the … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged apples, applesauce, blackberries, blueberries, grapes, watermelon
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Jam day and a pickle preview
I love berry season. We’ve planted a bunch of berries in our yard. We have strawberries (June bearing, everbearing, and red and white alpines), blueberries (eight youngish plants), and raspberries (two new raised beds). Because most of our berries are … Continue reading
Red, white, and blue in the garden
While it is a day belated, I wanted to celebrate the 4th this year by showing the red, white, and blue currently in the garden. The Red Earlier this year, we built two new raised beds for our raspberries. A … Continue reading
First cuke of the season
Lemon cucumber Quick post tonight. Take a look! My first cucumber of the season. This is a lemon cucumber, a variety I have been growing for years. Even before we started building out a large garden, I always found a … Continue reading
The jungle in the greenhouse
In just a few short weeks, the tiny little tomatoes I planted have turned my greenhouse into a jungle! Everything in the greenhouse is growing like crazy. The cucumbers, melons, peppers, and more are all looking great. This is the first … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Homesteading
Tagged beans, chickens, cucumbers, greenhouse, peppers, pullets, pumpkin, tomatoes
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Photo album: June 2009 fruit & berry pollination report
By this point in the growing season, I have a pretty good idea of what my future summer fruit crop will look like. The blossoms are gone and the bees have done their work. Some crops are looking good. Others, … Continue reading