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The Alliums are invading!
I’m growing more alliums than usual this year, but not quite as many shallots. It wasn’t my choice to grow fewer, but last year was so wet that many of the shallots began to rot before their tops even considered … Continue reading
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Tagged garlic, growing your own vegetables, Indiana gardening, kitchen gardens, Onions, potager, shallots, succession planting
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Today was Moving Day!
Finally, the forecast was good (above freezing for the next 10 days, mostly cloudy and lots of rainy days) and the ground is solid enough to allow me to move flats from the basement to the greenhouse! It’s a brief … Continue reading
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Tagged gardening, garlic, greenhouse growing, growing your own food, Indiana gardening, kitchen garden, potager, spinach, Spring gardening
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The Garlic harvest
The garlic harvest has been interesting this year. (The photo shows a very small portion of the garlic harvest, plus some “Red Torpedo” onions curing on the Lady Cottage floor.) After a very long, extremely wet winter with periods … Continue reading
Posted in garlic, hardneck garlic, harvest, Uncategorized
Tagged garlic, growing your own food, hardneck garlic, Indiana gardening, kitchen gardens, Potager
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March in Review
The final day in March, a month entered with high hopes and big plans after a frigid January and a very dismal February. The photo taken this morn says it all, “Not much progress.” Let’s hope it’s the final … Continue reading
Posted in monthly review, Uncategorized
Tagged garlic, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, lavender, March snow, monthly review, Potager
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8th Seeding & Welcoming blooms!
We must have brought the sunshine with us from Florida! Our local weatherman announced that yesterday was the most sunshine Indiana has had since January 5th!!! And happily, the sunshine continues today. Lots more of the “Cream Beauty” crocuses … Continue reading
Posted in Seeding, Uncategorized
Tagged chives, crocuses, dwarf iris, garlic, growing vegetables, Indiana gardening, kitchen garden, Potager, radicchio
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Six on Saturday-7/14
It’s been another very hot, humid week here in central Indiana, with barely a sprinkle of rain. In the potager, the harvest continues unabated due to regular watering. Along with all the crops shown in prior posts, some new ingredients … Continue reading
Posted in harvest, Six on Saturday, Uncategorized
Tagged French Fingerling potatoes, gardening, garlic, melons, Potager, Potatoes, shallots, Six on Saturday, tomatoes
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Six on Saturday-7/7
Does it seem to you that we just wrote a “Six on Saturday” a day or two ago? The days are whizzing by, which is why it’s important to take a moment and breathe deeply, especially if there are … Continue reading
Posted in Garden lessons, Six on Saturday, Uncategorized
Tagged black currants, gardening, garlic, growing vegetables, lilies, Potager, shallots, Six on Saturday
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Six on Saturday: Mar 3 ’18
March has begun very quietly here, unlike the snowstorms on the East Coast and Europe. Basically, we are just marking time until the temperatures warm and the soil dries enough to return to the gardens. Each time it gets close, … Continue reading
Posted in Six on Saturday, Spring, Uncategorized
Tagged chamomile, crocus, dwarf iris, gardening, garlic, potager, signs of spring, Six on Saturday
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Sew, Sow–So what?
I readily admit I am old and set in some ways, but I’m also trying to embrace new technology. Obviously I can encourage far more people to garden and continue gardening despite discouragements through blogging, than by silently burrowing … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, gardening, garlic, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, garden grammar, gardening, garlic, growing your own vegetables, learning, potager, seed sowing, sweet potatoes
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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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