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Six on Saturday: Oct. 23
Only one week of October is left, and we’ve yet to have a frost! Highly unusual, but I’m not complaining at all. The days have been sunny and reasonably warm, with chilly evenings down in the mid 40’s to 50’s. … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, dahlias, Lettuce, October, Six on Saturday, Uncategorized
Tagged growing vegetables, Indiana gardening, Potager, Six on Saturday
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Six on Saturday-Nov. 4
Frost has come a few times to central Indiana, sometimes light, sometimes heavy but often enough that the annuals have all turned brown. I’d love to report that I’ve trimmed all the death and destruction from the gardens and moved it … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, garlic, harvest, Lettuce, Six on Saturday, Uncategorized
Tagged allium rack, broccoli, brussel sprouts, carrots, gardening, garlic, growing your own vegetables, harvest, Lettuce, Six on Saturday, storage
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Six on Saturday, Sept 23
I’m back! You may not have missed me, but my gardens certainly did! While I was having a marvelous time in Normandy this month, apparently it did not rain at all until the day before I returned. I’d put away … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, Lettuce, Potager, Six on Saturday, Uncategorized
Tagged brussel sprouts, cabbage worms, gardening, garlic chives, Lettuce, okra, Six on Saturday, verbena
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Potager June Review
June was a month of huge progress in the potager, although it is still hard for me to believe that it has been a full month since the May review! First of all, all those luscious rows of peas … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, harvest, kitchen gardens, Lettuce, monthly review, peppers, Potager, shallots, Uncategorized, vegetable gardening
Tagged beans, cabbage, gardening, garlic, growing vegetables, harvest, kitchen garden, Lettuce, monthly review, okra, peppers, potager, shallots, tomatoes
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Lettuce Rejoice!
I have to admit that one of my favorite plants to grow is lettuce (Lactuca sativa). Not because it is easy, although it IS one of the easiest plants anyone can grow, or because it is tasty—although it certainly … Continue reading