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Oh! What A Beautiful Morning!
Awoke to a beautiful world this morning and rushed out with the camera before the sun was even thinking of coming up. (Although I suspect it is too cloudy to be helpful when it does.) Unfortunately, the cold air clouded … Continue reading
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Tagged cutting garden, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, potager, rooting mint, snow, winter seeding
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Ground Hog Day
Of course, the first sunshine in a fifteen day span arrived on February 2nd, Ground Hog Day which old lore tells us means six more weeks of winter, rather than a much hoped-for early spring. I decided to dig back … Continue reading
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Tagged Ground Hog Day, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, kitchen waste, potager, sheet composting, signs of spring
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December in Review
December started off cool and dreary, so we were happy to escape to Tuscany for a while. By the time we returned Christmas decorations were everywhere, so I had to hurry to get the snowmen and garlands placed in the … Continue reading
Rutabagas! A First!
To experienced rutabaga growers, this crop of rutabaga “Laurentian,” an old (pre-1920) heirloom variety, is certainly not impressive, but I’m happy. Just harvested today, after record cold weeks including a week of single digit nights and below-freezing days, the temps … Continue reading
August in Review
Yet another month has flown by at warp speed. We’re already a week into September, and I’m just now posting last month’s review! As I’ve stated in recent posts, timely rains have continued throughout the summer. Instead of turning hot … Continue reading
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Tagged growing your own food, harvest, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, kitchen gardens, monthly review, Potager, pumpkins
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June: Monthly Review
Here’s the official “end of June” photo of the potager. If you go back to look at the May Review, you can see quite a difference. June began as a replay of April & May…cooler than usual and rain … Continue reading
Posted in monthly review, Uncategorized
Tagged critter control, fava beans, growing vegetables, harvest totals, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, peas, Potager, raccoons, watering
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Six on Saturday: June 1
It’s June! Hopefully it will be better than May, who’s daily rains have turned the potager’s paths into potager ponds complete with algae! It’s a good thing I bought those new boots because they are getting a workout, sloshing … Continue reading
Posted in Six on Saturday, Uncategorized, weather
Tagged growing vegetables, hail, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, Potager, Six on Saturday
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The thunder rolls…still
It’s raining so hard that it appears as a mist between the house and the potager. Look out down South…the flood waters are a’comin! After the forceful winds subsided and rains galore yesterday morn took a short break mid-afternoon, … Continue reading
Posted in Spring, Uncategorized
Tagged columbines, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, Lettuce, May Queen shastas, peas, Polbig tomatoes, Potager, rain
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It’s raining, it’s pouring
It’s been raining buckets, and the forecast is for thunderstorms for the next 10 days, followed by JUST showers! Sigh! My heart is going out to all the farmers and those who depend on agriculture for income, because there has … Continue reading
Posted in Spring, Uncategorized
Tagged Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, Indy 500, plant sale, Potager, rain
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Continued….
The rain continues…the fourth day in a row, accompanied by cold temps and a chilling wind. No planting, too soggy to even move plants to the greenhouse, too windy to move any plants outside to harden off. Even the … Continue reading
Posted in Spring, Uncategorized
Tagged computer woes, Indiana gardening, Indiana weather, irises, Potager, rain
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