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November in Review
Colder than normal, and very little sunshine best describes the 2018 November. As I age, I find I’m less inclined to work outdoors in foul weather. Waiting for an elusive sunny day, the November outdoor job list received little attention. … Continue reading
Posted in monthly review, November, Uncategorized
Tagged grow your own food, growing vegetables, monthly review, poly tunnel
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October Monthly Review
October began with adding pumpkins and the wooden pumpkins along the potager fence, as you can see above. Orange is my happy color, so adding more of it to all the gardens is always a fun task. For the … Continue reading
Posted in monthly review, October, seasonal decor, Uncategorized
Tagged autumn, gardening, harvest, harvest totals, Indiana gardening, kitchen garden, monthly review, Potager
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September Review
September already seems like a blur! Overall we had great weather, with ample rain and reasonable temperatures. September is not the hectic harvest month that July and August are, but there was a nice variety of crops harvested: Italian … Continue reading
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Tagged "Speedy" beans, beans, growing vegetables, late plantings, Potager, September garden, spinach, squash "Butterscotch"
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End of August review
August has never been my favorite month, not sure why but it’s usually hot, the kids go back to school, the garden is normally winding down a bit. Things grow a tad more slowly and the greens change from emeralds … Continue reading
July in Review
July has been a fun month, although there were really, really hot dry days mixed in with a few cool “September feel” days, and now ending with two days of lovely, gentle soaking rains. The weather always seems to … Continue reading
June Review
It seems June flew by in a whiz, so it’s good to take a moment to look back and review, and evaluate how the gardens fared this month. After a very dry April and May, June had enough well-spaced … Continue reading
Posted in harvest, monthly review, Uncategorized
Tagged beans, gardening, harvest, June garden, Potager, succession planting, summer crops
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May’s End Views
As May slips to an end, it is most appropriate to feature the star of the Deck Garden, the prolific, no-care “May Queen” Shasta. I love these simple daisies, so abundant that cutting daily bouquets barely makes a dent … Continue reading
July in Review
“Fast and furious” best describes the changing gardens this month. We’ve had a few hot, humid days that are typical of July here in central Indiana, but for the most part it has been cooler than normal. Thus, many mornings … Continue reading
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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Is May over already?!?
How can that be? By the end of May, the gardens are planted and mulched, and it’s time to make elderflower syrup and enjoy the June roses with feet propped up, or leisurely strolling the gardens, admiring all the work … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, kitchen gardens, monthly review, Potager, Uncategorized
Tagged beans, borders, gardening, kitchen garden, May review, peas, potager
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