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Transplanting 01: Cabbages
I decided that conditions were right, so tonight we transplanted the asian cabbage and pak choi into garden bed number four. Before transplanting, I spread lime in the garden bed and raked it into th… more →
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Im Baaaaaack
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Boy–the stomach “flu” or whatever it was hit me Wednesday night and Ive been flat … more →
Growing
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wrote 3 weeks ago: This is not my photo. And these are not my plants. (photo is by jofuji2012) I’ve never had a … more →
Transplanting 01: Cabbages
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wrote 1 month ago: I decided that conditions were right, so tonight we transplanted the asian cabbage and pak choi into … more →
Seedlings are getting big
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wrote 1 month ago: The vegetable seedlings have been growing fast. I gave them another shot of soluble fertilizer this … more →
"Baby Plants Happy, Mommy?"
wrote 1 month ago: Recently, Bailey has taken to waking me up every Saturday morning with the following instructions: … more →
DIY: E-A-S-T-E-R Baskets
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wrote 1 month ago: Last week I share a really fun little craft project I made for part of the dining room Easter center … more →
Planting 03: Tomatoes & Herbs
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wrote 2 months ago: Tonight, my daughter and her friend helped me plant herbs and additional tomatoes. These will be th … more →
Mini Greenhouses
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wrote 2 months ago: Have I got a deal for you! Well, actually, it was just for me, but what a deal! I went to a local … more →
Cabbages are up, too!
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wrote 2 months ago: Cabbage seeds sprout even more quickly than tomato; these have been in the soil for only four days. … more →
Planting 02: Cabbage
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wrote 2 months ago: My order of seeds arrived yesterday, so today we planted cabbage seeds. I plant these in peat pots b … more →
My Future Vegetables
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wrote 2 months ago: While the winter-sown jugs are just starting to reappear from the snowbank, the seedlings under the … more →
What I learned from gardening in Florida (Part 2: Planting)
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wrote 2 months ago: When my seeds came in the mail I was excited! And even more so when I discovered a couple of extra p … more →
Soil Blocking
wrote 2 months ago: Charging the soil blocker 1.5″ blocks. We can get 50 into an 11×22″ tray There are … more →
How to Make Seed Starting Pots from Recycled Newspapers
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wrote 3 months ago: I knew there was something more I wanted to do before the ground froze and the snow fell. Now that s … more →
Seedlings, Starting Vegetable Seeds - What Are You waiting For??
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wrote 3 months ago: February is the right time to start preparing to plant your spring flower and vegetable garden. Supp … more →
Caesalpinia pulcherrima - Germinate the seeds from the bean pods - Growing your Bird of Paradise Plant
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wrote 8 months ago: SEED PROPAGATION – We are germinating the seeds from our bird of paradise bean pods so that we … more →
Bush with orange and yellow flowers in Arizona, Texas - Growing a Red Bird of Paradise plant from bean pods
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wrote 9 months ago: Use the bean pods to grow your bird of paradise. Caesalpinia Pulcherrima is easy to grow from seed. … more →
Fern Magic
wrote 10 months ago: The sori on the underside of a Cinnamon Fern frond (Osmunda cinnamomea). One dot is called a sorus. … more →
Pruning your Desert Bird of Paradise - Orange, Red and Yellow Flowering Bushes in AZ, TX, CA, Mexico
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wrote 11 months ago: Red, Yellow and Mexican Bird of Paradise plants, shrubs thrive in dry conditions and, once establish … more →
