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Continue reading →: Hot Pepper Garden: What Did Well, What Did NotI am finally returning to the task of reviewing our garden results this year. The next area is the hot pepper section of the garden. In general, I find that hot peppers do well here. However, because we had such a range of varieties, there are some differences in performance.…
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Continue reading →: Friday PhotoEssay – September 23, 2016
It’s been a few weeks since the last Friday PhotoEssay, and the garden has definitely changed. I think the biggest change is simply the fact that while it is still a jungle out there, many of the tomatoes and vines are much more brown than green. The peppers are even…
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Continue reading →: Flooded Gardens
If your garden flooded during the rainfall last week, your produce may not be safe to eat! After flooding has occurred, the best way to ensure that your produce is safe is to not consume any of it. However, it can be very difficult to throw away a lot of…
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Continue reading →: Sweet Pepper Garden: What Did Well, What Did Not
While it will probably be at least 1 month (hopefully more!) before we get a killing freeze, we have a pretty good idea as to what has done well for most of the spring and summer vegetables in the garden. Over the next several weeks, I will be sharing what…
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Continue reading →: Friday PhotoEssay – September 2, 2016It’s hard to believe that it is somehow September. I associate September with fall, and the nights are certainly getting cooler, but the garden still looks like a summer jungle. I both really enjoy this garden season – when everything is still mostly lush and overgrown – and get really annoyed by…
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