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Yippee! Something else for me to plant! The seed potatoes arrived today from Seed Savers. I like surprises so I ordered the 20lb sampler. I don’t know if I’m more excited about the potatoes or the cute little muslin bags they came in. I can’t wait to re-use them. I received 2.5lbs of each Read More >>
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Today was the first day of the Farmer’s Market. What a beautiful day. No rain! I showed up just after opening and purchased 2 rhubarb plants. Perhaps I’ll be able to enjoy a stalk or two this year, but if not I’ll be looking forward to rhubarb cobblers next summer and for many years Read More >>
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The garlic we planted last October is looking alive and well. When I planted it last fall, I covered it with about 6-8 inches of leaf litter. The garlic has over wintered nicely and it’s so tempting to pull one up and check its progress. But I don’t dare! The Complete Book of Garlic: Read More >>
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We went to the Organic Farm today to pick up our 3 dozen eggs for the next two weeks and we came across some Chioggia Beets. I had ordered some of these seeds from Seed Savers because we’ve never tried them before. I bought two beets for dinner tonight. I added a some sliced Read More >>
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My first harvest of the season! After being cleaned, the green onions weighed in at a whopping 4oz. To meet my goal of growing 2000lbs of food this year, I only need 1999lbs 12oz. more to go!
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