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Urban Farm Girl: 05/02/12
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012. The First Growing Season. Yet another participant in my urban landscape project was our previous neighbor, Jagger. He gave me a bag of organic root stabilizer that worked wonders. He also donated a huge 5 gallon barrel of organic kelp tea, but I have yet to use that. Winter Transplants for West Side of Yard. They grew so quickly! End of Fall Harvest. The Cabbage was Enormous! Fall Transplants for East Yard. Transplants North East Yard. Design for Texture and Color. We had to work ...
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Urban Farm Girl: 05/13/12
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Sunday, May 13, 2012. As promised, I have photos of our vermicomposting bin! Our box is made of cedar fence planks and a plywood cover. The hardware was purchased at Habitat for Humanity. The box sits on a concrete block base to allow for ventilation and drainage. Each box has wire hard cloth stapled for the bottom. If you are interested in the construction, leave a comment and I will post photos of the construction process. We have volunteer sunflowers that are of the Mammoth variety. I love the shape o...
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Urban Farm Girl: Spring Fever
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Sunday, May 13, 2012. As promised, I have photos of our vermicomposting bin! Our box is made of cedar fence planks and a plywood cover. The hardware was purchased at Habitat for Humanity. The box sits on a concrete block base to allow for ventilation and drainage. Each box has wire hard cloth stapled for the bottom. If you are interested in the construction, leave a comment and I will post photos of the construction process. We have volunteer sunflowers that are of the Mammoth variety. I love the shape o...
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Urban Farm Girl: One week later...
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012. Three summers later - a very large zucchini for stuffing! The past two summers my friend, Lara, and I had a very iron clad system. I would cry about how inadequate my zucchini were for stuffing and she would bring giganormous zucchini with the unspoken understanding that I would stuff them and share. Well, now it appears that I can grow them successfully in the front! Lara, if you are reading this.do not panic! I will continue to make you stuffed zucchini. White cherry tomato bush.
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Urban Farm Girl: I spy....
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012. So, it's been about three weeks since my last post. It is really incredible how a little heat - well, a lot of heat promotes significant growth. I thought it might be fun to track the progress of certain veggies - hence, the "I spy." title. I am still debating on a name for the "farm." Yes, a name! We chatted a bit and I offered a bit of advice in regards to maintaining an organic growing area. Here is our latest bounty which proves that it is absolutely possible to establish a...
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Urban Farm Girl: 06/05/12
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012. Three summers later - a very large zucchini for stuffing! The past two summers my friend, Lara, and I had a very iron clad system. I would cry about how inadequate my zucchini were for stuffing and she would bring giganormous zucchini with the unspoken understanding that I would stuff them and share. Well, now it appears that I can grow them successfully in the front! Lara, if you are reading this.do not panic! I will continue to make you stuffed zucchini. White cherry tomato bush.
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Urban Farm Girl: The First Growing Season
http://projecturbanfarm.blogspot.com/2012/05/first-growing-season.html
Wednesday, May 2, 2012. The First Growing Season. Yet another participant in my urban landscape project was our previous neighbor, Jagger. He gave me a bag of organic root stabilizer that worked wonders. He also donated a huge 5 gallon barrel of organic kelp tea, but I have yet to use that. Winter Transplants for West Side of Yard. They grew so quickly! End of Fall Harvest. The Cabbage was Enormous! Fall Transplants for East Yard. Transplants North East Yard. Design for Texture and Color.
