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Tag Archives: grapes
Grape pruning, bees, and an essential gardening tool
Grapes need a good pruning each year. They produce more grapes when properly pruned. While there are different methods for pruning grapes, I keep grape pruning pretty simple. I focus on a number of “lead” vines and hack pretty much … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged and thermometer, basil, corn, grapes, orchard mason bees, peppers, pruning, tomatoes
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August garden update: Potatoes, garlic, pumpkins, canning, sunflowers, and more
I’ve been MIA from my blog lately because I’ve been busy. As Toni at Backyard Feast points out, it doesn’t feel as though there are enough hours in the day during the peak summer months. A lot has been going … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking & food preservation, Gardening
Tagged canning, cover crop, garlic, grapes, jam, kiwi, potatoes, pumpkins, rooster, sunflower
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Grapes, sauce, and my sunny weekend to do list
As I mentioned in my last post, animal activity can be a good indicator that a crop needs to be harvested – and fast. After harvesting our favorite apple tree last weekend, I went to check on the grapes. Sure … Continue reading
Photo album: Garden in September
Here are some pictures from around the garden at the beginning of September: Happy gardening! Sandy
Posted in Gardening
Tagged apples, blueberries, figs, grapes, greenhouse, lemons, plums, raspberries
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A new beastie and more pleasant things
Last week I found a terrible beastie in a pea pod. It’s a horrible looking little beast that makes opening each pea pod a bit of a risky venture. I did a little research and foundĀ out that this hideous creature … 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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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