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Tag Archives: blueberry
Berries & artichokes
Strawberry season is officially over, but the blueberries and raspberries are going strong. In fact, the raspberries are fantastic this year. We have a few different varieties of raspberries planted (I’ve lost track of exactly what we have though) and … Continue reading
Moles, bees, flowers and gardening zen
It appears as though the hardware treatment we did to two of our raised beds is working! The moles have been digging like crazy around the beds, but they don’t appear able to get in. Now I just have six … Continue reading
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Tagged alpine strawberries, blueberry, chives, daphne, dianthus, iris, moles, orchard mason bees, pansies, Shasta Daisies
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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