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Category Archives: Dirt
Cool Weather Catch Up
I’ve finally gotten started planting my cool weather crops in the greenhouse. I’m a few days behind schedule, as I was waiting for my new planting cells to arrive. The cells cost a very pretty penny, and nearly broke the bank, … Continue reading
Posted in Broccolli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Dirt, Endive, Greenhouse, Growing Season, New Ideas, Peas, Spring, Uncategorized
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Sneaking Potatoes
I planted quite a few potatoes this year, and I just couldn’t wait anymore to try them out. I was going to rip one of the plants out of the ground, for investigative porposes, when I heard that you could … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt, How To's, Potatoes, Yukon Gold
Tagged Harvesting Potatoes, Yukon Gold Potatoes
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Hit the Ground Running
I came home to a surprise on Monday when I rounded the corner on the windy dirt road which I live. I looked up at my huge garden and noticed it was a different color then I expected. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt, Growing Season, Tomatoes
Tagged Amish Paste, Brandywine, Cherokee Purple, San Marzano, tomatoes
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