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Tag Archives: pumpkins
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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August Surprises
The garden is so very big that I often don’t get to see whats growing in the different area everyday, and sometimes I may miss a portion for weeks at a time. I was having a pretty bad week for … Continue reading
Photos by Nate: 3
Sunflower My nephew has an amazing ability to take photos, and after a short illness, he’s back on track, and out snapping pictures. Above he captured a Sunflower in mid bloom. The flowers have just started emerging in the last … Continue reading
Better Late then Never
I planted sunflowers in both my garden and the late garden, but my plants are no where to be found. Since I used the same package of seeds that I saved from last year, I can rule out lack of … Continue reading