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Day 37 – What if…

Watching “Over the Hedge” with my daughters about a month ago reminded me why I am glad I don’t live in a “community” where the by-laws strangle any creativity.  We do have our laws out here in the foothills of

Day 33 – Williamsburg Farmer’s Market

I’d dropped by the Williamsburg Farmer’s Market last week and seen several people who had nice healthy plants for sale. Hoping to get a head start, or at least move things along, I went down there again this Thursday. The

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Day 32 – Carrots!

Carrots – a mixture of Imperator(88%)  and Cosmic Purple (12%) went into two rows so far, one “row” (two banana boxes), and one foot in the Hugelkultur (I’ll have to see if that’s a pronoun) bed.  Since I had my hat

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Day 31 Some Growing, Some Groaning

Most of the beds are showing signs of life. I overplanted in a couple of areas, other areas not much is showing up. Broccoli is overplanted in the lasagna bed, 25% germination in the wicking bed – about 50% germination

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Day 26 – Review

Here’s where we’re at so far: the bright green beds are planted, the olive beds are waiting for the Gardenhacker to make more time and get out and plant! Peppers and squash will probably go out next, while I think

Day 18 – Glue and Humidity

Planting the rest of the broccoli and trying to vlog it as well, the bottom of my broccoli seed packet came unglued, spilling it’s contents into the soil.  Salvaged as much as I could (these were going into the banana

Day 16 – Slow Going

Planted more in the rain – actually in the mist.  As I was moving soil from a very wet ground into  banana boxes, I did not sift the dirt, but moved it shovel-full by  shovel-full, to keep from mixing the

Day 12

Planted the potatoes!  Have 31 starts in the garden, nine in the wicking bed, nine in the lasagna bed, nine in the hugelkultur bed, and four in the banana box bed.  Why only four in the banana box bed?  Ran

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Day 11 Raised Bed Alternative

Okay, so I’ve decided to try a different tack with the raised bed, more “compartmentalized”.  Makes it a lot easier to create a “Square Foot Gardening ” bed, as well as creating “special” mixes or experiments with different soils.  What

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