Drying Garlic Planting garlic There are many types of soft neck and hard neck garlic and they also have different flavors. You c… more →
A-Z Gardening in Zone 3-4tbenkovitz wrote 2 months ago: Drying Garlic Planting garli … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 11 months ago: We are all familiar with the bulbs that come up in the spring, like daffodils and crocus, that have … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Impatiences need to be started in early March, right after the tomatoes and peppers. A sunny front o … more →
NPI wrote 1 year ago: Here’s the preview I wrote for the Appalachian League, a rookie-ball league that began play th … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: There are two kinds of squash, summer and winter. Of the summer squashes there are basically three t … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Linda brought in the last two buckets of potatoes, one for her one for me last week. We stored them … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Over Memorial Day weekend Linda came over with her two daughters, Theresa and Elaine, and Elaine … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Rhubarb, the first fruit of spring A few weeks ago we moved our rhubarb bed to a new location, next … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Asparagus, the first vegetable from the garden Our first meal of asparagus is usually around May 21. … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kale, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, pac choi, are all members o … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Tomato and pepper seedlings on shelf in greenhouse. Potting bench in greenhouse. West view of greenh … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Linda and I have always kept a small herb garden on the edge of one of our 3 garden beds, the smalle … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Tim bringing back the tiller from a spring tune up at his house. Spring has arrived in zone 3-4, the … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: It’s the first day of spring and it’s 28 degrees F with a stiff wind that makes it feel … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Petunia seedlings planted Feb. 19th, shown as of April 25th. One of my many favorite flowers is the … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Tomato and pepper seedlings in the greenhouse. Mid-March to early April is the time to start tomatoe … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: Here we are, Linda on the left and Tania on the right, getting ready to order our seeds for the comi … more →
lindamcnerney wrote 1 year ago: Tania, thanks for inviting me to participate in your blog. After some years of gardening together, I … more →
tbenkovitz wrote 1 year ago: January: Sleeping under the snow are carrots, parsnips, garlic, asparagus and potatoes. Time to get … more →