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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...

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orchids | The Great Wall of Lutz

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The Great Wall of Lutz. The best Christmas present ever…………. December 22, 2015. I grew up a total daddy’s girl. After two boys,my mother was overjoyed to have a girl.She tried dressing my in frou-frou clothes. But I wanted to be with my dad. In his garden,in the summer. And,in the winter,in his greenhouse. And when Michael,the Elder,was born,guess who held my hand? Michael’s dad was in the Navy and was away,on a ship.It was the Vietnam era,after all. Readers of this blog know my Dad loved his orchids.

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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: Winter-sown project update

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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! Favas go in the s...

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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!

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Under the Plum Tree: A Springtime Poem

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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, March 18, 2009. With temperatures in the hight 40s and even in the 50s, and my mind on the warming garden, I thought it was about time for a little Frost. To the Thawing Wind. Come with rain, o loud Southwester! Bring the singer, bring the nester;. Give the buried flower a dream;. Make the settled snow-bank steam;. Find the brown beneath the white;.

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Under the Plum Tree: Winter Sown Project Part II

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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. Thursday, March 26, 2009. Winter Sown Project Part II. Checked today and the spinach container has a sprout! 160;  And get this. so does the cabbage! 160;I really didn't think this was going to work, how lucky am I? 160;Too bad the photos didn't come out. next time I'll take out the good camera.  Maybe the onions and the leeks will come up too! Beet, Red Ace.

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Under the Plum Tree: Lettuce and greens in the first days of June

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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. Thursday, June 4, 2009. Lettuce and greens in the first days of June. I have been taking big hauls of spinach and lettuce for a few weeks now, the cilantro and radishes are a new addition.  The radish pictured was also self seeded.  I didn't think that they could do that! It was a sort of a silly ride home, the bags of lettuce kept flopping over and hitting ...