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Six on Saturday-Aug 18
Let’s call this one “The Effects of Rain!” 1) The lawn mower broke earlier and needs parts, so of course it began to rain, and rain, and rain…5″ in a day and a night when we’d already had rain … Continue reading
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Tagged Disaster Chutney, elderberry cordial, gardening, harvest, Six on Saturday
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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
Harvest Monday: July 2
This Monday’s harvest looks pretty much like recent harvests taking place about every two days from the potager. Top left are “Provider” beans, which just keep producing pounds and pounds of beautiful beans. Even prettier are the “Velour” French … Continue reading
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Tagged broccoli, cauliflower, harvest, peas, Potager, Provider beans, Velour beans
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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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Harvest Monday-June 25
Today’s harvest from the potager is mostly beans, which wasn’t supposed to be the case, but the best-laid, winter-agonized over plans sometimes just don’t work out correctly! Likely due to unusual heat along with welcomed rain, not only the … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, gardening, growing vegetables, harvest, Potager, succession planting
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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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Entertaining Is So Easy!
Although I am happy to be a hermit in the potager and gardens, D is a very social creature who loves being surrounded by people. We compromise happily by doing a lot of entertaining in the summer, when the potager … 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
Six on Saturday-July 15
We had more rain this week, and cooler evenings which has made some crops, like savoy “Alcosa” cabbage very happy. It will be ready to harvest soon. With even more rain in the forecast, I decided to dig all … 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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