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Category Archives: Tomatillos
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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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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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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