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From Seed To Table: January 2015
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From Seed To Table. Keeping track of my edible garden. 2016 Sowing and Planting. Wednesday, January 28, 2015. Bed #3 Retrospective For 2014. I was hoping to get all my 2014 evaluations done before the end of January but that doesn't look like it's going to happen. Anyway, here's a look back at another of my 4 huge raised beds. In case you haven't noticed I'm not doing them in order, I've covered #4, #2, and now I'm on to #3. January 14, 2014. By the end of April the wheat patch is looking a bit sad, ther...
From Seed To Table: May 2015
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From Seed To Table. Keeping track of my edible garden. 2016 Sowing and Planting. Thursday, May 28, 2015. A Proper Diagnosis for my Pepper Problems? I think, I hope, that I've finally solved the mystery of what has been infecting my pepper plants. My poor plants suffer every year. They develop wrinkly stunted leaves and I always think that I'm going to have a crappy year for peppers. I searched the UC IPM. But I couldn't get the idea out of my head. So I went ahead and just did a general web search fo...
From Seed To Table: August 2015
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From Seed To Table. Keeping track of my edible garden. 2016 Sowing and Planting. Monday, August 31, 2015. Harvest Monday - August 31, 2015. Rosso Dolce Appendere, Yummy Belle, Padron, Craig's Grande Jalapeño, Sonora Anaheim. New crop Purgatory Beans! I've been harvesting the Tromba D'Albenga squash a bit large. The larger ones are perfect for making Zucchini Sott'Olio and the firm flesh of the large ones are also great for stews like the posole stew I mentioned before. Green Fingers and Tasty Treat.
From Seed To Table: July 2015
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From Seed To Table. Keeping track of my edible garden. 2016 Sowing and Planting. Monday, July 27, 2015. Harvest Monday - July 27, 2015. I always look forward to Harvest Monday, not just the opportunity to show off the bounty (hopefully) from my garden, but to see what is being produced in other gardens. It's always interesting and inspiring or envy inducing. Padron peppers and Sweet Gold cherry tomatoes. Tasty Treat and Green Fingers cucumbers, Sweet Gold cherry tomatoes. The Spadona chicory produced ano...
From Seed To Table: March 2015
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From Seed To Table. Keeping track of my edible garden. 2016 Sowing and Planting. Monday, March 30, 2015. Harvest Monday - March 30, 2015. The garden gave up another big chunk of the overwintered vegetables last week. The remaining celery plants were putting their energy into producing big fat flower stalks so out they came. I used most of one head in a simple braise topped with cheese, the rest of the celery has for the most part ended up in salads. The celeriac was pushing up petite little flower stalks.
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Urban Veggie Garden Blog: Snow'd In
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Saturday, February 8, 2014. Some how google added the snow flakes? Winter has been a long haul this year and there is still 41 days until spring arrives, on the calendar at least. On the plus side we have started to get some nice sunny days again and everyday we get a couple extra minutes of it too. Charlie has winter all figured out. You just stay wrapped up in a blanket and watch the birds out the window! February 8, 2014 at 4:18 AM. Grow a Good Life. February 8, 2014 at 2:47 PM. Strange. The anima...
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Under the Plum Tree: July 2009
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Under the Plum Tree. The tale of the little plot that could. Gardening in hardiness zone 5 at Burlington Vermont's Tommy Thompson community gardens. Friday, July 10, 2009. Summer Fun and Summer Eats! Mmm the scapes are ready! So are the golden sweet peas and the carrots. Ohh and the favas came in, no photos because we ate them that fast! We had two good nights of them and then they were done, quick but worth the wait. I guess planting them early is the key. Some very respectable carrot thinnings! Olives ...
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Under the Plum Tree: Parsnips on the table and seeds in the soil
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Under the Plum Tree. The tale of the little plot that could. Gardening in hardiness zone 5 at Burlington Vermont's Tommy Thompson community gardens. Wednesday, April 1, 2009. Parsnips on the table and seeds in the soil. I have seeds in the ground two and a half weeks early! Most recent addition to the garden series time lapse. Nero di Toscano (kale) with Pirat (lettuce). 4 varieties of nameless saved lettuce seed from last year. Bloomsdale Longstanding spinach (seed is from '07). I have my fingers crosse...
Live Pronto!: May 2015
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Monday, May 11, 2015. A Few Last Moments In The Kitchen, Umbria. Still here for a few more minutes….which means a few more bites. I do enjoy making a simple meal…and have had some good opportunities with some great ingredients! Take some locally baked bread, a few olives and good local pecorino cheese….You have a lunch to write home about! No, I didn't make this bounty. A wonderful local baker did. Thanks, Lia! Just add olives, marmalade and pecorino.A perfect lunch. Roasted with garlic, of course. I'm j...
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Under the Plum Tree: A day of firsts!!
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Under the Plum Tree. The tale of the little plot that could. Gardening in hardiness zone 5 at Burlington Vermont's Tommy Thompson community gardens. Tuesday, April 7, 2009. A day of firsts! First cutting of chives. I wasn't expecting the green onions or spinach to be ready, I hadn't even brought a bag to put them in! 160;They were all planted last season and are coming back very quickly. The chives are always welcome spots of green in the early spring. First sprouts from the 'winter sown' project! Subsc...
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Under the Plum Tree: Green Brains..... Spring is Here!!!
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Under the Plum Tree. The tale of the little plot that could. Gardening in hardiness zone 5 at Burlington Vermont's Tommy Thompson community gardens. Sunday, April 19, 2009. Green Brains. Spring is Here! A little rhubarb from my parents house. Yum! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Seeds Planted in 2009. Carrot, Purple Haze. Carrot, Scarlet Nantes. Radish, Plum Purple. Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding OP '07. Kale, Nero di Toscano. Lettuce, Var #3 OP. Lettuce, Var #1 OP.
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Under the Plum Tree: April 2009
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Under the Plum Tree. The tale of the little plot that could. Gardening in hardiness zone 5 at Burlington Vermont's Tommy Thompson community gardens. Sunday, April 26, 2009. The cabbage has done very well in this system, I only wish I had started some other brassicas like this too. I think since our forecast is going to have rain for a few days I will transplant today, so they have a chance to get established. . 160;I didn't realize how many I had planted, there must be thousands. eek! A day of firsts!
Eight Gate Farm - New Hampshire: May 2015
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Eight Gate Farm - New Hampshire. A lifelong ambition to have a "gentleman's farm" fulfilled.one unplanned expense at a time! About Eight Gate Farm. Monday, May 25, 2015. Harvest Monday - 25 May 2015. Hello again from Eight Gate Farm! This week we are continuing to pick baby mesclun- enough for a nice salad every other day or so. The mix is from Baker Creek, and I've been very pleased with how fast it grows and how tender and tasty it is. Although I certainly can't tell just what everything is! On the opp...
Madam Tulip: Август 2014
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Неделя, 31 август 2014 г. Преди няколко години в България започна отглеждането на Пауловнии на земеделски земи. Първоначално е била рекламирана като дървесина за горене, с екологичен аспект, защото расте бързо и вместо да се горят дървета по над 50 години може да се горят такива по на 10 години. Проекти за засаждане на плантации с Пауловнии вероятно са печелили и евро субсидии. И така много хора решиха да пробват да засадят такива дървета. Но, трябва да се разбере какво наистина е необходимо, за да с...
Eight Gate Farm - New Hampshire: War With Aliens!
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Eight Gate Farm - New Hampshire. A lifelong ambition to have a "gentleman's farm" fulfilled.one unplanned expense at a time! About Eight Gate Farm. I'm at war. It is an alien invasion. I'm fighting the aliens. You should be too. My property is at risk of becoming alien territory. Already they have made many inroads, and some seem unstoppable. Dare I suggest climate change? Or perhaps once they reach a certain critical population level they multiply exponentially? Yet even if I manage to get it under cont...
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From Seed to Success
Grow YOUR Business From Seed to Success! Posted on 10 July 2010 by Admin. Imagine growing a successful business that fits around your lifestyle and enables you to nurture a happy family, enjoy quality ‘me’ time and without the overwhelm, guilt and fears! Think how great it would be if someone could show you exactly how you can create a successful business that supports you, your family and your lifestyle and not controlling you the other way around. Well, worry no more! You no longer have to let a lack o...
From Seed to Table
From Seed to Table. Teaching Sustainable Practices to Lead a Healthy Life. Handicap Accessible Raised Bed. All students have access to this growing bed. In addition, children can view the root systems through the plexiglass base. Explanation of the Planting Bed. Teaching the students how these planting beds can allow them to view the root systems of the plants that are growing. These edible flowers can dress up any salad. Smells like carrot tops to me! Website Builder provided by.
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From Seed To Table. Keeping track of my edible garden. Monday, March 26, 2018. Harvest Monday - March 26, 2018. I had made the dish once before and found the anchovy vinaigrette to be a bit blah so this time around I used an assertive Caesar dressing and also gave the stems a liberal sprinkling of freshly grated Parmesan cheese. It was delicious. Special Baby Leaf Chard. Little Jade Napa Cabbage. And finally one more harvest of snow peas, this time a full 1 1/2 pounds. I think that production has hit...
Bonne Maman From Seed to Table
8216;From Seed to Table’. Broaden your pupils knowledge about fruit with ‘From Seed to Table’, brought to you by National Schools Partnership and Bonne Maman. This fantastic, new. Education programme provides you with the tools to help teach your 5-9 year old pupils about the origins of fruit as well as growing, using and consuming fruit. The Programme has been designed to be taught in 3 phases. Through downloadable, level specific resources with links to your national curriculum. All age 5-7 resources.
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From Seed to Table. August 5, 2011 by fromseedtotable. I am once again growing two kinds of beets this summer, Bull’s Blood and Chioggia beets. Both varieties are heirloom and both date back to about 1840. Chioggia beets were brought to the US from Italy, they are named for a small fishing town ( Chioggia. Bull’s Blood beets are noted for their red foliage, its name hints of nineteenth-century origins when beets were known as blood turnips. Bull's Blood beet. Chioggia and Bull's Blood beets. An heirloom ...
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