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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout.: July 2012

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout. Two northwest Washington gardeners with a Sprout. Sunday, July 15, 2012. Lost count on how many days weve been growing, but thats because it has done so well.  The basil was the way to go. It grows fast and is a delicious summer flavor in sauteed dishes or fresh salads. We have been pinching it, just above new leaves, to encourage growth and enjoy our apartment garden in meals. Links to this post. Sunday, July 8, 2012. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Reloed -...

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout.: June 2011

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout. Two northwest Washington gardeners with a Sprout. Friday, June 17, 2011. In search of urban gardens. I'm in search of urban gardeners and farmers. Here's a few to browse into their worlds. What beautiful tomatoes sprinkling Tomato Lover's. Patio and Mama Worm Composting. Shares all about vermicomposting, you know, those little worms that eat your food scraps. Links to this post. The type of knife is know as hori-hori. In Japanese it translates as "to dig.". Links to this post.

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout.: Look at them grow!

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout. Two northwest Washington gardeners with a Sprout. Sunday, June 24, 2012. Look at them grow! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Heavy Petal West Coast Organic Gardening. Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades - Steve Solomon. Cliff Mass NW Weather Blog. NW Palms and Subtropicals. A Life Unprocessed Blog. Reloed - expats experience in Israel. Recipes from the NW. Look at them grow! Day 3: Seeds sprouted. Day 1 Aerogarden experiment 2012.

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout.: May 2013

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout. Two northwest Washington gardeners with a Sprout. Friday, May 3, 2013. Community garden space acquired and bed cleared for planting. . Looking forward to homegrown tomatoes, squash, kale, beans, and peas this year. Our other smaller garden space already has lettuce, leeks, and dill planted.  We will soon add peppers and phase in rounds of lettuce every month. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Heavy Petal West Coast Organic Gardening. Cliff Mass NW Weather Blog.

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout.: February 2012

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout. Two northwest Washington gardeners with a Sprout. Sunday, February 12, 2012. This year, I have two garden plans developing in my mind. Our yearly vegetable patch. And plotting what will go into the children's garden. Ideas to include in the children's garden. Sensory plants - rosemary, oregano, chives, lavender, mint,. Berries - messy and great for painting. Rain barrel cut in half. Pathways to wind around. Tepee of hops and beans. A garden treasure hunt How-To. Do an Archeo...

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Italy | dparis

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Dp dparis = dena paris. In 2006 Mom and I toured southern Italy’s gardens with Pacific Northwest gardening TV celebrity Cisco Morris. We started in Rome, made our way down the Amalfi coast, and ended in Sicily. An auditory journey that begins with the Trevi fountain. In Rome, flows to the many fountains of Garzoni Gardens. On to a brief cowbell interlude, a traditional marionette performance, street music, and ends with morning church bells in Palermo (1:27).

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout.: October 2011

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Beans, Bunnies, and a Sprout. Two northwest Washington gardeners with a Sprout. Saturday, October 29, 2011. Practical uses for peppers from the garden. These days, this is what we harvest from the vegetable patch, beautiful yellow, green, and red peppers, with one eggplant in the mix. Typically, we'll chop these into salads, saute in a rice dish, or roast with brown rice and cumin in the oven. However,. We now find ourselves with one of these. He likes to nibble on the fresh produce. Links to this post.

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Growing Steady: May 2014

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Monday, May 19, 2014. Why One Podophyllum Delavayi Just Isn't Enough. Had been close to the top on my plant wish list for many years until I finally scored one from Dan Hinkley last summer. Isn't it beautiful? So you would think that when Far Reaches Farm sent out an e-mail a few months ago saying they had Podophyllum delavayi. In stock, I wouldn't need to order one because I already had one. You would be wrong. From Far Reaches Farm. From Woodland Way/Hortlandia 2014. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Exo...

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Growing Steady: February 2015

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Thursday, February 26, 2015. The 2015 Northwest Flower and Garden Show. The timing of the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in mid-February coincides perfectly with the capitulation of winter. The endless arrays of flowers are always a sight to see, but the richness of the show for me is in its fresh ideas. West Seattle Nursery repurposed left over Christmas trees by slicing up their trunks and drilling holes to create mason bee huts. Most things were not so practical. NW Flower and Garden Show. This blog...

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Growing Steady: Awesome Plants from Northern Vietnam

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Friday, November 28, 2014. Awesome Plants from Northern Vietnam. During their visit to Seattle last month, they shared with us some of their seed collections. Each plant listed below is either linked to a post about it on their website or a Google search if no post exists. Many of their collections are new to science which means they aren't going to have much of an Internet presence, but that is all the more reason to find them and grow them! Dendropanax cf. trifidus. Chirita speciosa 'Crûg Cornetto'.