Posted on May 26th, 2011 by Joel Russ
Well, our carrots in the side garden are up. Potato rows out in our larger garden are sneaking the first deep-green of leaves above the surface. We’ve now got more lettuce planted outdoors, too. But the slowly warming temps have also enticed us to put in some more decorative plants down by the pond and [...]
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Posted on May 15th, 2011 by Joel Russ
Mixed cloud and sun the last little while, but pretty consistently sunny the last couple days. Energizing! Our peas are up in a double row. And indoors, with a lot of plants having moved from our grow-light shelves out to the greenhouse, we had room to start two large trays of heritage-corn seeds. And the [...]
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Posted on May 5th, 2011 by Joel Russ
With much satisfaction, and eagerness for the eventual tomato crop, a couple days ago we potted-up our Bonnie Bests and our San Marzanos from their 4-inch pots to gallon ones. These varieties are round-type and paste-type, respectively. They are both indeterminate (vine-type) varieties, which are well-suited to greenhouse nurturance. And that’s where we’ve put them [...]
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