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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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Yukon Gold Potatoes
The Yukon Gold potatoes have been turning brown, which was my cue to dig up a few plants and see what would be found. Once I got digging, I became more and more focused on pulling up as many as … Continue reading
Posted in Growing Season, Potatoes, Yukon Gold
Tagged brambory, patatas, pommes de terre, potatis, Potatoes, Yukon Gold, картофель, आलू, 土豆
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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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Back on Track
The zucchini patch is doing much better these days. It seems the ground hog that I have yet to eliminate has decided to munch on only one of my zucchini patches, and leave the other alone. While I’m happy for … Continue reading
Posted in Beans, Lettuce, Potatoes, Potatoes - Yukon Gold, Tomatoes, Waltham Butternut - Winter Squash, Zucchini
Tagged beans, Frijoles, Haricots, Laitues, lechuga, Lettuce, papas, pommes de terre, Potatoes, μαρούλι, πατάτες, Τα φασόλια
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The Bright Side
After detailing the war that has been ravaging portions of my garden in yesterdays post, I thought I would return my posts back to the bright side of things. The chard that I’ve been eating at least twice a week … Continue reading
Posted in Chard, Lettuce, Potatoes, Tomatillos
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Vacation Wrap-Up
Last year when it came time to plant the potatoes, we dug a trench and placed the spuds in the ground. This year, I’ve made mounds about a foot tall, and planted the potatoes in a ditch along the ridge … Continue reading
Posted in Apples, Building and Construction, Potatoes, Trees
Tagged Apples, English Walnut
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The Good Life
I’ve meant to post more content during my time off (I’m on vacation), but I’ve been so busy, that I haven’t found the time till just now. The last few days have certainly been interesting, with pop up storms, and … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Potatoes
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Weekend Roundup 09/19/10
I’ve decided to take a new approach with regards to my chickens. Up to this point, I’ve kept them in a chicken house, with a fenced in run. Since the garden is well picked over, It seemed appropriate to release them … Continue reading
Diggin For Gold
Diggin for Gold, Yukon Gold Potatoes that is. These are my favorite, and I’ve been so spoiled by there taste, that I won’t go back to regular white store potatoes. These are the spuds I live for. They have a … Continue reading
This Year’s Firsts
I’ve had a lot on my mind lately, and yesterday, I had another item added to the long list. I have enough trouble sleeping on a good day. When I found my insomniac self unable to sleep yet again last night, … Continue reading