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Some pics from my garden this weekend!
Here are some pics from my garden this weekend. Check out my Three Sisters garden, it is thriving!
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Broccoli, Peppers, Peas and 'matoes!
2 commentsAlready picked 4 heads of broccoli, bumper crop of peas and tons of tomatoes getting ready to turn red.
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Brooklyn Rooftop Container Garden
1 commentThis is my rooftop container garden in Brooklyn, NY. Right now I'm growing broccoli, eggplant, peppers and tomatoes.
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strawberries
2 commentsJust picked one of the first harvests this year. This was at the end of May. My small 8 by 10 area has provided roughly a gallon every other day.
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Summer Squash Bonanza
1 commentI admit it, I went a little crazy. I was determined to have a successful squash crop in the wake of last year's squash catastrophe. So I planned for extra, you might say. This...
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GARDEN AS ART
I've enjoyed using a camera for a long time, but now am having fun in this new garden as new things appear. God has done a fascinating thing, the way He designed all things in nature and I love...
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Drip Irrigation
As my gardens grew, so did my time commitment to watering! This year I installed an automated drip irrigation system for under $300 bucks!
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Growing Potatoes in a Laundry Basket
9 commentsI bought the laundry baskets at a local dollar store (I have 2 baskets). I filled the baskets with about 2" of soil & compost, then put a seed potato into each basket (each potato was cut...
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My "Grow-a-Row" Garden
1 commentThis is my first garden. For the corn, I dug out the dirt & husband laid chicken wire to keep out gophers, put amended soil back in. The rest is planted in barrels and large pots set up on...
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The Ultimate Tomato Trellis
Last year I watched an eye-opening video about pruning tomatoes--getting them to grow high not wide. This encourages air circulation to avoid disease. It also keeps the fruit off the ground. My...
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Cold Weather Harvest!
1 commentI love early harvest of cold weather vegies! We have tons of lettuce and more growing that I will photograph and post at a later date.
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Raised Bed & Whiskey Barrel Gardening
1 commentWe recycled old seasoned boards from our old greenhouse and set four raised beds up in our back yard. We grow 3 seasons of vegies here. I planted several whiskey barrels right on State St. in...
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May Garden Photos
My New England Spring. May is a great time to be a gardener, everything is so fresh and new. I took out the camera a made a little photo essay of life on my farmette.
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Eggplant Topiary
1 commentI bought two eggplant seedlings and then decided to read about their "care and feeding". According to Barbara Damrosch's "The Garden Primer", garden writer Nancy Bubel has recommended growing...
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Square Inch Gardening
Someday soon, these little guys will grow up to be 5" heads of Garden Babies Butterhead lettuce from Renee's Garden seeds. I need to be heartless and pluck a couple more out of the pot - I...
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Early May in Austin
2 commentsGrowing veggies in Texas is a very different experience than what I was accustomed to in upstate New York. There, I would be planning to get my tomatoes in the ground around Memorial Day with...
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Planting Tomatoes in Beaverton, OR
We planted our tomatoes (19 varieties) in a 4' x 24' raised garden bed enclosed in a hoop house. Spring can be cool in Oregon so we wanted a warm spot for the tomatoes. We added worm...
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Raised beds (yet more)
5 commentsI built these beds because the drainage here is very poor..clay. Also it is easier on the old back. It has drip irregation which is configureable. I am the hardware guy and cook and my wife Sandra is...
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My first garden
2 commentsThis was my first venture into Vegetable Gardening. Although I am new at this I would be happy to share the pitfalls I had with anyone wanting to plant their first crops.
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Make Your Own Tumbler Compost Bin
10 commentsBuild a tumbler compost bin for your garden with less than $40 in hardware store parts.
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A Garden Beautiful Enough to Eat!
Edible gardens are gaining in popularity across the nation and new gardeners are hungry for planting and design tips. I encourage people to get the most of their yards and take advantage of every...
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Video: The Easy Indoor Worm Bin
Here is more on how to make a simple inexpensive worm bin. Vermiculture projects are so fun and easy and put composting on overdrive. Apartment dwellers and small-space gardeners rejoice and stay organic.
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The Urban Garden Project Chicken Coop
5 commentsFirst picture of our chicken coop in the framing stage. We built this coop to fit inside of one of our 4x4 square foot gardening beds! Check out our site for a video and update photos on...
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Success with Cabbages
6 commentsHere is a cabbage I grew yesr before last. The cool weather crops did pretty good but I gave up summer veggie gardening last year because our summers are so hot and dry I had a lot of...
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sunflowers
5 commentsThese are the sunflowers I grew in the summer of 2007. I know they are no record holder but they are a record for me. We really enjoyed them!
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