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Photos by Nate: 2
I’m really impressed with my nephew’s photos, and I’ve decided I will post them once a week. This will give me a break, as well as show off the garden from Nate’s perspective. I’ve made it a point to teach … Continue reading
Posted in Cherries and Berries, Greenhouse, People
Tagged Goat, greenhouse, ITfarmer, Raspberry
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The Late Overfill Garden
This spring, I’ve met a new friend, who hasn’t done much gardening in the past, but was quite interested in trying it out. There was some nice dirt next to the barn, and the previous gardener decided not to plant … Continue reading
Posted in Corn, Cucumbers, General, Greenhouse, Melons, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged corn, cucumbers, greenhouse, tomatoes
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Greenhouse Tomatoes
If you’ve been following my blog for any length of time, you may recognize these tomato plants that I started in January. You may be asking why on earth I’ve started them so early, so here is why: I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged Diversity, greenhouse, Irish Potato Famine, tomatoes
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The Garden is Full
Here’s my littlest helper, and the gardener that started All of the watermelons in the garden. He choose the seeds, when to plant them and how. All I’ve done to help him out is water his plants when they were … Continue reading
Posted in Corn, Cucumbers, Greenhouse, People, Peppers, Tomatoes
Tagged Cantaloupe, corn, cucumbers, muskmelon, peppers, tomatoes, Watermelon, yellow stuffer tomato
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The Final Countdown……
In one week, I’ll be busy digging holes, and shuffling plants. I am a bit nervous though, the other day I was picking grass for my Egg Laying chickens, and I hurt my back. It’s not too bad, though the pain … Continue reading
Posted in Cucumbers, Greenhouse, Tomatillos
Tagged Cantaloupe, cucumbers, greenhouse, Tomatillos
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The Motley Crew of 2010: A look into the Greenhouse
I’ve been trying to restrain myself from posting pictures every time the plants grow a bit, but I just had to share the view inside the greenhouse. I find it somewhat amazing how the plants seem to grow in competition … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Tomatoes & Peppers
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A Few Pictures
It’s been a slow rainy weekend, so I thought I would post some pictures I’ve taken in the greenhouse. Above is one of my Yellow Stuffer tomatoes. The stem on this gem is nearly the thickness of a pencil ! … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Peppers, Tomatillos, Tomatoes
Tagged Brandywine, Straight 8 Cucumber, Tomatillo, yellow stuffer
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Weekend Roundup 5/2/10
I’ve run out of space on my water tables, and it was time to either start placing plants on the floor, and hope no one steps on them, or build some more shelves. I decided to start building many more … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Cucumbers, Greenhouse, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged cucumbers, greenhouse, grow, peppers, plants, shelves, tomatoes
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Weekend Roundup 4/24/10
The weekend started off easily enough, with plans to make a map of my small orchard. I walked around and took pictures of each identifing tag, and added each varieties name to a map. I’ve used a small piece of … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Chickens, Fruit Trees, Greenhouse, Onions
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My Confidence Grows in the Greenhouse Heating System
Here is a table full of Tomato and Pepper plants. After the last few nights with cold weather, and even a bit of snow, I’ve gained enought confidence in the heating system to start moving my seedlings in. The tomatoes that … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Tomatoes & Peppers, Tools
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