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F O O D C A T S: June 2009

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Simultaneously documenting the preparation of food and relevant ventures, spilling said food all over miniskirts that i insist on wearing, and contemplating the validity of FOOD CATS knuckle tattoos. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Subtitled: i've got so many goddamn greens. There are a few things that went into the motivation to whip this soup up: a deep deep love. Of coconut milk (ordered by the case), the incessant urge to completely improvise recipes, and, perhaps most importantly, A LOT OF FREAKING GREENS.

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watchthegardengrow: July 2007

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John is putting his hand to the beds in my absence. loving it! Posted by la kara at 19:16. Links to this post. HERE COME THE ZUCCHINI! Posted by la kara at 13:21. Links to this post. Here are some photographs of the garden a few weeks back. I've been delinquent in posting the most recent ones- to follow this evening. I am now 90 miles away and am missing the gardeners and the chives terribly. Posted by inkysocks at 18:54. Links to this post. A lot of rain. two days of it. Today a quick trip to agway for:.

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Flora in Wonderland: September 2009

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Monday, September 28, 2009. An extra floral bonus at distribution. A lovely bouquet of cosmos, zinnias, and sunflowers. Thursday, September 24, 2009. Friday, September 11, 2009. The fields at sunrise. I’ve decided to continue this blog as it seemed silly to me to stop with just including Israel since I am continuing to journey further into my own personal wonderland. Jimmy Cricket in the bean patch. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.

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watchthegardengrow: June 2007

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I think that now we know why this lettuce is named after deer. sure the leaves look a bit like their ears. but that's not it. it's that they really like to eat it. it's their favorite gourmet snack. that and endive. They don't like the spicy stuff tho - avoided the mizuna arugula with the nose of a true snobby epicurean. Yesterday morning john and brigitte chased a deer out of the garden. And yesterday afternoon john and kara fixed the fence. Hadn't even noticed the lettuce bed. Posted by la kara at 13:24.

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watchthegardengrow: September 2007

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Crysanthemums (we eat the green leaves in salad). Good for the bees. Good for keeping the bugs off the tomatoes. Good for the eyes. Posted by la kara at 15:51. Links to this post. Our neighbor charlie has a dog named sasha who barks loudly but is a sweetheart. he also wears a fisherman's cap and has a good moustache. Just so you know - i did plant a whole bed - and there's still plenty for hummus, pesto, and everything else. Posted by la kara at 18:38. Links to this post. This year we put in eggplant.

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watchthegardengrow: December 2007

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It's winter. there's plenty of snow in glen wild and noreasters passing thru. It's time to stay inside by the stove. Now there's time to reflect on the garden in the last few years. here are all the charts for the seedlings we started in 2006, which plants were started inside, and which we put directly in the ground. next post will show the same charts for 2007. Posted by la kara at 09:11. Links to this post. Posted by la kara at 08:57. Links to this post. New england small farm institute. The garden has...

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watchthegardengrow: October 2007

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The dirt from umbria. Up in the hills of umbertide huddled in civitella ranieri center, we are surrounded by farms. tabacco, corn and hay. also some olive orchards and fruit trees like FIGS! Baci to my peeps in woodridge. Posted by la kara at 06:06. Links to this post. Cornell cooperative : agriculture, food communities. New england small farm institute. Umass extension : food farming. Eden : sustainability sourcebook. Sustainable agriculture research education. Usda alternative farming systems.