Spinach 3.5 lbs., French breakfast radishes, a pot of marjoram , a bed of Kettle River Giant garlic, with mint in the background. Yesterday it was collards, chard, kale, parsley, and tai sai. Eat some, freeze some. It still feels like magic to me! | Kitchen Gardeners International

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Spinach 3.5 lbs., French breakfast radishes, a pot of marjoram , a bed of Kettle River Giant garlic, with mint in the background. Yesterday it was collards, chard, kale, parsley, and tai sai. Eat some, freeze some. It still feels like magic to me!

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When I’m not in the garden, I’m in my studio. I am an artist and an avid gardener, working about 600 sq. ft. of organic, raised beds in an ‘Old Town’ urban setting. My wife and I live peacefully...

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antonis

Wed, 05/30/2012 - 14:57

It's a lot of work to hand-pick 3,5 lbs of spinach, leaf by leaf.

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