Blogs about: Cold Frames
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Anne comparing growth of seedlings under a glass cloche to growth without protection.
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Anne's Garden Blog
Do You Really Need That Skip?!
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wrote 22 hours ago: Well actually yes! But do you need them as often? Just like residential recycling, the industry can … more →
The Olla Plan 2013
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wrote 1 week ago: Spacing tomatoes and ollas in raised beds I have decided to focus my ongoing olla experiment on toma … more →
Pop-Up Greenhouses And Cold Frames
wrote 2 weeks ago: Our weather in Seattle can often be less than ideal for getting a garden started in the spring or ma … more →
Day 106: Garage door upcycle
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wrote 1 month ago: Wednesday, April 17, 2013. Gloomy with drizzle. High temp: 58 degrees F; low temp: 54 degrees F. Apr … more →
April Showers
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wrote 1 month ago: We are getting a lot of rain in southern Wisconsin today. I prefer the liquid variety of water to th … more →
Bottoms up in the flower beds
wrote 1 month ago: Amanda tells me that Georgian gardeners were known to test the soil temperature with their bare bott … more →
Day 105: Rain, rain, go away
wrote 1 month ago: Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Mostly cloudy; more rain tonight. High temp: 55 degrees F; low temp: 44 deg … more →
Learning About Hobby Farming
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wrote 1 month ago: One day I hope to live on a farm. But, until that day comes, I have been learning everything I can a … more →
Day 99: A good day for updates
wrote 1 month ago: Wednesday, April 10, 2013. Gloomy with rain and storms. High temp: 58 degrees F; low temp: 46 degree … more →
Building Hot Houses
wrote 1 month ago: Mike will often make note of the fact that I like to pick up free items from freecycle, craigslist o … more →
The Mystery Toad
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wrote 1 month ago: This past winter, I started experimenting with some cold frames. Barry made them and gave them to me … more →
Accidental Popeye Power
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wrote 1 month ago: Is it time to plant? Already? ALREADY? Not quite. But if I wanted to get a jump on the season, I … more →
Forget Wordsworth’s "Daffodils"… here’s Zoe’s "Odes to a Cold Frame"
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wrote 1 month ago: Poet’s favourite: Lent lily daffodils in Wordsworth House garden Normally at this time of year … more →
Planning for Perennial Food
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wrote 1 month ago: Turning the garden, fall 2009. We’ve had mixed results with gardening here on the H.H.A. (Happ … more →
Still Early Days: Weeds, Seeds, and Sprouts
wrote 1 month ago: I used to think transitional weather was weather with temperatures changing gradually from cold to w … more →
Karen's Garden Journal: First week of March, 2013
wrote 2 months ago: It’s finally March with spring around the corner and we still have plenty of snowflakes coming … more →
Karen's Garden Journal: January 2013
wrote 2 months ago: January is delightful month. I know many people are not fans of the first month of the year but I am … more →
Season Extension
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wrote 2 months ago: A montage of 3 different season extension methods. … more →
Day 80: Gardens converge
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wrote 2 months ago: Thursday, March 21, 2013. Sunny but chilly. High temp: 37 degrees F; low temp: 20 degrees F. Fresh g … more →
