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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Halloween; A Transition to Cool Crops
As I observe more and more of the subtle hints of seasonal change, I’m starting to find dates on the calendar where changes become permanent transition points. Halloween has become my new marker on the calendar for the absolute end … Continue reading
Posted in Bright Lights, Cauliflower, Climate, Cooking from the Garden, Endive, Growing Season, Opportunity Salad, pumpkins
Tagged bloemkool, Cauliflower, Cubiertas de nieve verduras, La neige recouvre les légumes, Lettuce, pumpkins, Salad, Snijeg pokriva Povrće, Snow covered Veggies, Swiss Chard, Verschneite Gemüse, κουνουπίδι, Снег покрыл овощи, שלג כיסה ירקות, غطت الثلوج الخضار, फूलगोभी, 눈이 야채를 적용, 콜리플라워
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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
A Three Bean Story
I set out to plant five different types of beans in the garden this year, after having a successfull year with Ying Yang beans in 2010. I’ve also been trying to mix up what crops are planted in which portion … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged droge bonen, Dry Beans, Ffa sych, Frijoles, Haricots secs, kuivad oad, сува грав, Сухие бобы, સુકા બીજ
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A Good Year for Apples
It’s been a great year for apples in Northwest Pennsylvania. Above is a selection of apples from a co-workers orchard. He’s got a real apple problem on his hands at the moment, with the potential to fill many, many 50 … 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