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Friday, July 25, 2008

It's Not Easy Being Green

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I'm not a naturally patient person, so gardening is good for me. It's especially good for me to grow tomatoes, since it seems to tak...

The First Tomato!

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Our little red Sweet Cluster tomato. This is from a plant that was started from seed for me by a friend (thanks, Dawne!). I think it's ...

Watching the Garden Grow

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The squash and melon plants are just starting to creep across the patio. Eggplant flower. Golden beet. The corn is reaching for the sky!...

Squash Show and Tell

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Remember those three female squash flowers lined up in a row? Ta-da! Squash are fun because the female flowers hide the identity of the pla...
Sunday, July 13, 2008

Early July Abundance

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We are still enjoying mostly spring produce --- kale, peas, broccoli, new potatoes. But, the summer food is starting to arrive! Surprise gre...

Busy Bees

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A few days ago I was talking with my sister about the garden, expressing my happiness with the number of bees we have. My sister (a mother o...
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Monday, July 7, 2008

Rainy Day

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Ah... the joy of a rare rainy day in the garden. We haven't had any rain for quite a while. Part of the research I'm doing now (the ...
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