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Spring has Sprung
Apple Buds Spring has sprung and with it comes a new period of growth to replace “the winter that never came”. On the first days of spring the tempurature is nearly 35 degrees F. warmer then the average, and all of … Continue reading
Garden Stromboli
Finding something to eat for one person often is very easy, but unhealthy. This little recipe to pretty easy to work through, and I imagine it’s quite healthy too. The ingredient list is short: 1.) One or Two hamburgers 2.) … Continue reading
John and Martha’s Garden
My neighbor John noticed that we have been using the tractor and brush hog to mow the field around my house, and he wanted me to stop up and see about mowing some of his fields. While I was there, … Continue reading
Posted in Amish Gardens, Cabbage and Broccoli, Onions, Peppers, Tomatoes
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Corn, Celery & Onions
My corn is about 8 inches tall, and I really don’t think it will reach the “knee high by July” standard that most farmers judge their crops by. I’m not worried however, as this corn is more in the range … Continue reading
Posted in Celery, Corn, Onions
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Everything and Cheese
I tried something new with some Macaroni and Cheese the other day: I added Ground Beef, Onions, Carrots and Asparagus to the mix, then wrapped it all up in some Swiss Chard. It actually tasted pretty good, and I’m sure … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Carrots, Chard, Cooking from the Garden, Onions
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Weekend Roundup 8/29/10
I’ll admit it, Saturday, I slept in, and really didn’t do much of anything other then take pictures for my sister. So when I awoke Sunday, I was rearing to go, and not in the mood to sit around. I … Continue reading
Sausage, Peppers and Onions
I like to eat some of the freshest food possible, as it really makes a noticeable difference in my health. For dinner, I thought I would cook some sausage, mixed with Peppers and Onions. This recipe is one of the … Continue reading
First Market Offering
So here it is, my first market offering. I’ve very excited, and can feel the added electricity flow through my veins as I prepare. This is the point where I find out just where this gardening hobby will go from … Continue reading
Posted in Cucumbers, Farmers Market, Onions, Peppers, Zucchini
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Harvesting Onions
It seemed like as good of time as any to harvest some onions. I’m still new at this, however if you don’t try something new, you will never learn. I have four rows of onions, and decided last week to … Continue reading
Harvesting Onions
Many things in the garden are still new to me, such as when to harvest onions. I did a search on the internet, and found out that any time is the right time to pick them. The key to a … Continue reading