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4.24.13 Storage Tomatoes + 5 Links
Our Italian winter tomatoes — pomodorini appesi — made it through late-April, when we finished up the last of them. Until then, we’d been enjoying them roasted on pizza, sautéed for pasta, tossed into scrambled eggs and stuffed into frittatas, … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 links, pomodorini, season extension, tomatoes
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4.17.13 Crocuses
After this week’s news from Boston, we seek out solace in the garden to remind ourselves there’s still good in this world.
4.15.13 Spring Ramps + Overwintered Greens
We are beyond excited to find our planting of ramps finally making an appearance. With very little else on the scene, they aren’t shy about calling attention to themselves. We found two small patches, both planted last April from ramps … Continue reading
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Tagged alliums, chard, chicory, fun jen, kale, peas, puntarelle, ramps, salad greens, season extension
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4.8.13 Spring Seedlings + Winter Tomatoes
Spring is taking its time arriving, the early occurrence of Easter a false start to the season. There’s very little to forage from the garden, though we found a sprouting onion in storage that we’re keeping for the greens. The … Continue reading
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Tagged alliums, fennel, leeks, pomodorini, tomatoes
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4.1.13 Garden Beginnings, Part 2
Part 2: About our first vegetable garden in 2008, with which we discover what two raised beds can produce… Late August: We’d read about Roger Doiron of Kitchen Gardeners International and how he kept track of his first garden’s production to see … Continue reading
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3.11.13 Garden Beginnings, Part 1
It didn’t seem insane at the time. The way we figured it, you have to start someplace. It was 2008, and, with inspiration from Skippy’s Vegetable Garden, we set up two raised beds and began a vegetable garden of our own. … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, cucumbers, peas, potatoes, salad greens, summer squash, tomatoes, winter squash
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