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Category Archives: Peppers
Trays All In
This year I managed to get all of my tomato and pepper seeds started at roughly the same time. I started all of these trays in my home during the germination stage, and they were placed around every available window. A few … Continue reading
Photos by Nate: 4
When I was younger and played around with computers I was often jokingly compared to Bill Gates, and I think I’ve managed to coerce another family member into pushing the boundries of IT knowledge. You see my nephew Nate wouldn’t quite … Continue reading
Posted in Eggplant, Peppers, Potatoes, Potatoes - Yukon Gold, Red Pontiac
Tagged peppers, photos by nate, red pontiac, Yukon Gold
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Half Way There !
I’ve got about 40 cucumber plants in the first row, with weed blocking fabric to save me lots of time. The second row contains a mix of winter squashes, such as Butternut and Table Ace squash. The third row contains … Continue reading
Posted in Cucumbers, Peppers, Tomatoes, Waltham Butternut - Winter Squash
Tagged cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes
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Warm Season Wrap-up
The warm season is almost over, and I decided to mow down all of the nearly lifeless plants that remained. I used the 8N tractor and the finish mower to chop up all of the remaining plants so that they … Continue reading
Celery and Peppers
After a long summer of hot days, the clouds spread out their reach and allowed the cold air to descend. The weather man predicted frost, which is a last call of sorts for any gardener. The name of the game … Continue reading
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
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
First Peppers
Just like last year, the Chablis peppers are the first to produce. These are a really neat pepper, starting off yellow, then sometimes turning green and finally ending with red tones. They are edible through the whole process, but do … Continue reading
Posted in Eggplant, Pepper - Chablis, Peppers
Tagged Aubergines, Berenjenas, Eggplant, peppers, pimientos, poivrons, Μελιτζάνα, πιπεριά
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