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Tag Archives: lettuce
Jam and this and that
Here’s my first batch of jam of the season. The kids are eating all the strawberries out of the garden as soon as they ripen, so we bought a half flat of strawberries from the Woodinville Farmers’ Market. I could … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking & food preservation, Gardening
Tagged asparagus, chickens, goats, jam, lettuce, rooster, sage, scapes, strawberries
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Harvests: Bok choy, lettuce, and onions
Recently, I’ve been posting about spring gardening tasks. I haven’t been posting as much about our spring harvests, which really are more fun. Today, I harvested a first batch of bok choy to be cooked in a stir fry. Last week … Continue reading
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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Gardening 2011 has just commenced!
Hello everyone. I haven’t posted since last fall because I decided to take the winter off from blogging. It was good to take a break, but it is also good to be back! As you can see from above, I’ve … Continue reading
Fall garden & cute boots
Wow! I might have successfully grown a Brassica! I have terrible luck with pretty much everything in this category. Cabbage becomes bug infested (I know, I need to use BT spray) and broccoli bolts before much of a head has even formed. … Continue reading
Weather shmeather, gardening goes on
I’m not going to whine about the weather. And I’m not going to think about the 10-day forecast I just read. Now, on to happier topics. Most of my recent gardening efforts have been inside the greenhouse. This weekend, I … Continue reading
Photo album: The garden in March
I finally finished the giant weeding project! Now, on to more fun things. It looks like hand pollinating the mini peach trees in the greenhouse was successful. Both trees have set a lot of fruit. The lettuce boxes we built a few … Continue reading
Dangmoles, greenhouse greens, and alpine strawberries
I’ve complained about moles so much that my four-year-old son thinks the official name for a mole is “dangmole.” “Look, it’s a dangmole hole!” We’ve had problems with moles in this yard forever, so I’m not sure why it didn’t occur … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged alpine strawberries, carrots, lettuce, moles, shallots, spinach
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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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