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Ssshhhh...I'm not going to say this too loud or the Weather Gods might hear, but I think our wea
It begins with the first seed catalogs in the deepest cold of winter, in the daydreams of good w
The Windfields Community Garden is an active place. There was old lumber destined for landfill
A parsnip is like a pasty-faced, overweight carrot, ancient and unrefined.
Please forgive me for not having a picture, I've used up too much bandwith this month so I am on
Alas, it just dawned on me that I may not have a summer crop of tomatoes or many other vegetable
Currants are uncommon in this country.
Planting onions late this year but as they say better late than never. Here is a simple plantin
After moving onto a five acre property last summer that had been wild for at l
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