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Category Archives: Bell
Tis the Season for Picking
I’ve been trying to keep up with the ripening tomatoes since the first red alert cherries appeared, but somewhere along that timeline I fell pretty far behind, and my garden that used to be a sea of green has been … Continue reading
Posted in Bell, Chablis, Flexnum, Grapes, Purple Vienna, Tomatoes
Tagged Grapes, peppers, tomatoes
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September Peppers
I set out to pick more tomatoes the other day, and I soon found a few helpers. While they were looking for tomatoes, I decided to have a look at my pepper plants. I’ve only gotten a few early surprises … Continue reading