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Category Archives: Kohlrabi
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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New Views
I decided to take some photos from odd angles in an attempt to find some really unique perspectives. I started with this sunflower, positioning myself so that the sun would be directly behind the flower. While to photo has some … Continue reading
Posted in Bright Lights, Chard, Kohlrabi, Purple Vienna, Summer, Sunflowers
Tagged acelga, Bright Lights, de tournesol, girasol, Hamac, Hamaca, Hammock, Jaune Chard, la bette à carde, Purple Colinabo Viena, Purple Vienna Kohlrabi, Sunflower, Swiss Chard, Violet de Vienne-rave, Yellow Chard, αιώρα, ηλίανθου, Κίτρινο Chard, Μωβ Βιέννη κράμβες σγουρές, σέσκουλο
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Direct Seeded Plants & Rock Garden Status
On Tuesday I started planting Tomatoes, so by Thursday I decided it was time to switch gears to direct seeded plants. I started with some Lettuce, then Purple Kohlrabi, two flavors of Mesclun then I finished up with some Green … Continue reading
Posted in Basil, Chives, Goji Berries, Herbs, Kohlrabi, Lettuce, Mesclun, Parsley, Sage, Seeds
Tagged Goji Berries, Lettuce, Mesclun, Rock Garden
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Preparing for Frost
The garden has begun it’s slow transformation from a land of plenty, with rapidly growing plants to a shadow of it’s height in summer. Most of the plants are showing their fatigue for the year, and many have withered completely. … Continue reading
Posted in Beans, Carrots, Growing Season, Kohlrabi, People, Peppers, Turnips
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Plants That are New To My Garden
In the past when I planted beets, they never did too well. It may be because I never weeded past gardens nearly as well as this one. Swiss chard is something I’ve only heard about in the past. I haven’t … Continue reading