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Watching the Squash
There are no zucchini plants in the Dirt to Dinner garden, for reasons that will be obvious to you by August, if they aren’t already. Instead I’ve been trying to learn more about the squ… more →
From Dirt to Dinner
First growth
nhcit wrote 19 hours ago: Signs of life from the potatoes The potatoes are showing signs of life. After only a couple of weeks … more →
Why I'm Quitting Church part 8
Travis Hurst wrote 2 days ago: Today is the last post on this subject. I could actually write more on the excuses I’ve heard … more →
Just A Thought 07-03-2009
c2cministry wrote 2 days ago: If you hang on to seed for too long without scattering it you will no longer have seed but a pile of … more →
Blog 07-03-2009
c2cministry wrote 2 days ago: Friday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PRaP 07-03-2009 “Where Did The Seed Fal … more →
What happened to that transparent government?
alecparent wrote 4 days ago: If Robert Gibbs is a drinking man I’ll bet he was doing a whole lot of it after his castration … more →
Guerrilla gardening, with permission
sharonwdc wrote 4 days ago: An alley neighbor and fellow gardener moved earlier this year leaving their nice south facing garden … more →
Growing Blueberries In The Home Garden
timoo42 wrote 4 days ago: Blueberries are a very popular fruit in the United States because of their unique flavor, small edib … more →
Why I'm Quitting Church part 7
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Travis Hurst wrote 4 days ago: By now you may be thinking “How many excuses has this guy heard?”. You’re right. … more →
Peppers
organicgardeningnewsandinfo wrote 5 days ago: HOW TO PLANT PEPPERS: Peppers are a good choice for backyard gardeners, there are so many varieties … more →
Tomatoes
organicgardeningnewsandinfo wrote 5 days ago: HOW TO GROW TOMATOES: There is nothing in the world like home-grown tomatoes right off the vine. And … more →
Cantaloupe/Honey Dew
organicgardeningnewsandinfo wrote 5 days ago: HOW TO GROW CANTALOUPE/HONEY DEW: Cantaloupe and honey dew are easy to grow with a few tips. Don … more →
What's in your garden?
katebowenpowwow wrote 5 days ago: I found this cool picture, of radishes with faces carved like Jack-o-lanterns. I think I should upro … more →
I <3 Farm Fresh Veggies
soulmessenger wrote 6 days ago: An aromatic bunch of oregano A highlight from my latest installment of CSA veggies from Scratch Farm … more →
Making beds
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Lynne wrote 6 days ago: The big Spring project was to remake all the old raised garden beds. Clayton worked very hard. I too … more →
do you see what I see?!?!!!!
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What are you planting?
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uridentity wrote 6 days ago: You get up in the morning, another day of work. You try to figure out what to wear and try to beat … more →
Why I'm Quitting Church part 6
Travis Hurst wrote 6 days ago: This Church is too big. We are quitting to go to a smaller church. I’ve heard this a few times ov … more →
Stirrings....
yogitamehra wrote 6 days ago: 27th-28th June: It poured all weekend – like crazy; specially on Saturday. Sunday morning I went out … more →
June 21, 2009 - Assessment
Caroline wrote 1 week ago: We tied a weather record: 29 days without rain up until June 19th! But it rained that evening and … more →
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