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Tag Archives: September garden
September in Review
There is an old adage that says “Whatever the weather on the first day of September, the rest of the month you’ll see!” Well, not so for 2019’s September. While it rained on the first day, the rest of the … Continue reading
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Tagged elder, growing your own food, harvest, Indiana gardening, monthly review, potager, September garden, United Plant Savers
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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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Welcome Sunshine!
After five days of heavy rain, it is wonderful to see the sun beginning to light up the potager. So, gathering my harvest baskets and camera, I waded through the puddles to see how things had changed during the … Continue reading
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Tagged cannellini beans, fall peas, growing vegetables, harvest, Potager, September garden, succession planting, The Prodigal Summer
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