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David's Garden Place: Growing Red

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011. It occurred to me the other day that just about everything I've planted in the garden this year has been some variety of a red something or other. Not sure how that happened and I certainly did not plan it that way. Red cabbage, red foliated cotton, red onion, cherry tomato, sweet potatoes and watermelon are all in the garden and all, with the exception of the sweet taters, are either growing red or will produce a red fruit. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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David's Garden Place: April 17 Garden Journal

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Sunday, April 17, 2011. April 17 Garden Journal. Bustling seems to be an understatement in the garden these days. Long gone are the cold spells that made me wonder how I could possibly get anything growing without the help of a green house. Spring is here and it seems that may be brief with hot humid 90 degree weather starting to be more common with each passing day. The veggies are loving it and I almost have so much going on it may difficult to keep track of soon. Probably the one thing I am most excit...

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David's Garden Place: Mid Summer Garden

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Sunday, July 24, 2011. The mid summer garden in Florida is much like the mid winter garden of the north, not much at all going on, too hot for most veggies except cotton and sweet potatoes. Its a good time to pile up the compost and start planning for the upcoming fall growing season. This morning I was happily surprised by a blooming sweet potato vine. Sweet taters are part of the morning glory family and produce a similar flower. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Kerby's Nursery Brandon Florida.

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David's Garden Place: Melon Patch Update

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Thursday, April 28, 2011. Warm weather and a few April showers have turned the garden into a blooming melon and cotton patch. Our sugar baby watermelon vines are bursting with blooms and even a few nicely growing melons. The new sweet potato bare roots arrived a few days early and are taking root in the mounded rows that were waiting for them and the red foliated cotton plant is rising above the melon patch. We closed out our winter growing cabbage with the harvest of 2 nicely red heads.

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Dalia | Brown Girl, Green Thumb

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Brown Girl, Green Thumb. The Diggin’ Florida Dirt column in the. Recently included the following tidbit:. Before they even think about furnishings, many of these new homeowners scout a spot for their vegetable gardens. I know this from personal experience and the National Gardening Association: Millennial gardeners shot up from 8 million in 2008 to 13 million last year. Read the rest of this entry →. Then to reciprocate, about a we...

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Fish Emulsion Fertilizer: Let’s Take this Outside | Brown Girl, Green Thumb

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Brown Girl, Green Thumb. Larr; How to Keep Soil from Drying Out. Do You Grow Your Own Food? Fish Emulsion Fertilizer: Let’s Take this Outside. Just… yuck. Courtesy (discourtesy? In March, I left the radio. Station for a TV job. Among the things I miss: free tickets to hipsterish NPR events, newsroom potluck throwdowns and recapping the latest. Episode with this unlikely devotee. So recently, I stopped by Kirby’s Nursery. No no NOOO...

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David's Garden Place: The Tendril and The Shoe, That's My Cue....

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Friday, May 20, 2011. The Tendril and The Shoe, That's My Cue. Last year I decided that watermelon would be my new garden item for this spring. I selected a small bush variety called the sugar baby, perfect for my relatively small garden space. By growing the sugar baby there would still be room for my other garden goodies like sweet potatoes and cotton. Youtube to the rescue! Its all about the tendril, the little feeler closest to the melon, and the shoe, a tiny leaf next to the melon stem that resemble...

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Aratiles tree: Cultivating the cotton candy flavored fruit. - TastyLandscapeTastyLandscape

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Gopher Resistant Plants: Truth & Fiction. How to get Your Dragon Fruit Cactus to Fruit. How to build a gopher cage. How to get dragon fruit flowers. Electric Snail Fence: Organic-Tec. Clausen Nursery: one of the best values around. Aratiles tree: Cultivating the cotton candy flavored fruit. Florida Prince Peach: tree care. Cultivation of the exotic Cherimoya. TastyLandscape Growing fruit trees at home in Southern California. Temple Tangor’ (Royal Mandarin). When green citrus is ripe? Squirrels: get rid of.