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Mini-hoop House
4 commentsThis is a picture of the mini-hoop house I built myself. I am not very handy with tools, but set my mind to it. The box is 12 ft. x 4 ft. x 12 innbspMy...
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Urban Garden Photo Favorites Part 2
Check out part 2 of my pics of my garden this year. Despite the tomato blight it was a great year.
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Urban Garden Photo Favorites Part 1
View my favorite urban farm photos of the vegetable gardening season.
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Chicago City Vegetable Garden
This inner city vegetable garden is located right in the middle of downtown Chicago. It's not often that skyscrapers are in the same picture as corn.
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Beginners Compost
3 commentsI've been reading about composting and trying it out. The first try went gross and slimy with too much, not mixed in well, chopped fruit peelings. Try two, in this barrel, seems to be...
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Maintaining My Square Foot Garden
Here are some photos of what I've been working on out in the garden.
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Northeast Tomato Plants Struck by Blight and More
8 commentsLate blight and other diseases have struck tomato plants throughout the Northeast. Find out what to do if your plants fall victim.
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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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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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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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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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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 First Day of Spring, 2004
6 commentsFive years ago, I was shoveling off the walkway for the umpteenth time that winter. On the first day of spring, no less. So instead of feeling sorry for myself, I decided to throw together a snowman...
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My Light Setup for Seedlings
One of the sure signs of spring at my house is setting up the light stand.
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