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Pullin' weeds and pickin' stones We are made of dreams and bones Need a place to grow my own 'Cause the time is close at hand ~ David Mallet
About Me
Vegetable Gardeners
- Skippy's Vegetable Garden: Kathy/MA
- Frost Bottom Farm/ Barry/ MA
- A Growing Tradition/Thomas/MA
- A Lizard in the Garden/Liz/MA
- Daphne's Dandelions/Daphne/ MA
- Diary of a Locavore/Elspeth/MA
- May Dreams Gardens
- Petunia's Garden: Petunia's Gardener/WA
- Fast Grow the Weeds: El/ MI
- Kerry's Garden: Kerry/KY
- Bifurcated Carrots/Pat and Steph/NL
- In My Kitchen Garden: Farmgirl/MO
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- Le Departs les fruits et legumes du coeur de Paris
- More on Markets
- This woman knows her tomatoes and where they came ...
- these tomatoes are from a box
- What to expect from French produce markets
- The "mystery plant" revealed
- Can anyone name this plant?
- Ce poirier est mort en 1978 a 111 ans
- a long and fruitful life
- mon petit jardin a Paris
- I hand over the watering wand
- au revoir mon jardin
- goodbye to morning glories climbing toward the the...
- goodbye to winter squash
- from top to bottom and left to right:goodbye to po...
- Gardening Madness
- start with three inches of grass clippings
- add 2 inches of sheep manure
- sprinkle on some soil, Azomite and colloidal clay
- the finished pile!
- Observations of the garlic harvest
- healthy ophios
- harvesting the garlic
- curing in the shed
- Anticipating the garlic harvest
- Kale in abundance
- Managing the Harvest
- June 30, ripe tomato
- July 1, sliced tomato
- Tomatoes
- Clarity and Integrity
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