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Colourful Saturday
A few more paving slabs from B&Q, a heavy duty Abus anchor to lock my next bike to, some little solar lights and plant watering in the evening sun. It’s gettting very colourful now… Pa… more →
After the trees...
Tick off that weekend
allotment5andahalf wrote 1 hour ago: It was one of those days when the weather radar map looked like a dalmatian. Following yesterday … more →
Two pounds
Abby wrote 1 hour ago: That’s what I “found” today under the potato flowers. Nearly 2 pounds of potatoes, … more →
Belladonna and Brugmansia
hedgefolk wrote 2 hours ago: Everything around here is in bloom and looks lovely. Or looked lovely. The rain wiped out my poppies … more →
Getting Started
dlrawley wrote 2 hours ago: I teach private instrumental music and play piccolo with the Denver Pops orchestra. I also play flu … more →
Fresh: How We’re Supposed to Eat
Barbara Peterson wrote 2 hours ago: By Rady Ananda Fresh shows how cheap food is an illusion. CAFOs require the use of antibiotics for … more →
The Fruits of Summer
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artmodel wrote 4 hours ago: The other day I ate the first ripe tomato from my garden. I picked it off the plant, took it into my … more →
You could become a criminal for organic gardening
belladaze wrote 4 hours ago: In honor of Independence Day weekend I am calling attention to two bills that stomps all over our he … more →
Waxman Markey Climate Change Bill: Christmas in July
A Sceptical Observer wrote 4 hours ago: Apparently it’s Christmas in July. Not convinced? Just look at the gift giving zeitgeist which … more →
Growing Power a Powerful Voice in Agricultural Change
growingrevolution wrote 4 hours ago: Will Allen’s powerful urban farm Growing Power is also featured on the cover in the last editi … more →
...it's been a while!
Johnjoe wrote 5 hours ago: When I started this blog I was hoping to post something at least once a week. I haven’t reall … more →
Gardeners are Fickle
galfrend wrote 5 hours ago: I had the perfect planting plan but then the potatoes changed my mind. The store-bought potatoes at … more →
Pepper envy.
cooperella wrote 5 hours ago: They say that in order to meet personal goals, it’s helpful to announce your goal to the world … more →
Balcony in bloom
hddod wrote 5 hours ago: After two years of summers which were wet, wet, wet, the sunshine has arrived! And isn’t it we … more →
Taxes Can Be Fun
Jack wrote 5 hours ago: …especially when two minutes of work and a postage stamp brings in an $8,000 credit. Time to … more →
Insect discrimination
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Ali wrote 5 hours ago: Yes, I happily discriminate: Parsleyworms, aka Black Swallowtail butterfly larvae, are welcomed wit … more →
FOWS fresh up flower beds at Walkden
walkdenstation wrote 6 hours ago: We’ve been unable to attend to the flower beds for a few weeks due to holidays and commitments … more →
See? Cicada killer wasp
Ed Darrell wrote 6 hours ago: Got one in the camera sites this morning: Cicada killer wasp and rose, Dallas, Texas, 7-5-2009 - ima … more →
First Harvest
galfrend wrote 6 hours ago: There is always a sublime moment in the garden: the moment you harvest for the first time in a seaso … more →
Corn Roasted in the Fire Pit
octobia wrote 8 hours ago: Yesterday I listed some of the great buys at the Farmer’s Market — but I forgot to menti … more →
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