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8.12.13 Hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature
“The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just on the body, but the soul.” — Alfred Austin Spring planting has long given way to … Continue reading
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Tagged agretti, beans, celeriac, chard, chicory, cucumbers, garlic, herbs, leeks, peppers, pomodorini, potatoes, rice, salad greens, summer squash, tomatoes, winter squash
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7.15.13 Agretti, Invaders, and Other People’s Harvests
This is the second time around with the radishes and agretti. The early spring plantings of both failed to thrive, and were replanted with enough success to be included in this week’s harvest. To get beyond the low germination rate, … Continue reading
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Tagged agretti, canning, farmers' markets, peas, radishes, salad greens
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6.3.13 Beneficial Procrastination
Touring other’s gardens online, we see that we’re woefully behind in our own. We’ve flats of seedlings to get into the garden, while the overwintered plants have yet to be pulled up. Several weeks ago, we’d harvested what we thought … Continue reading
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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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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Local Food: Shrimp and Cabbage Fritters + Winter Salad
I was going to call this post, “Not just potatoes.” This is for one of my cooking students who asked what could there possibly be to eat during winter that’s local. When I described what farmers were bringing to our … Continue reading
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Tagged alliums, cabbage, carrots, eggs, radishes, salad greens, seafood
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