Drying Garlic
This year’s total garlic harvest came to over 200 garlic bulbs of good size, with about 30 little ones that will be used pretty much immediately since I ran out of garlic from last year already.
Drying is pretty easy for me. […]
Category Archives: Gardening
3 Years of Weather a Tomato’s Perspective
I wrote in 2019 that it was a weird year and a bad year for tomatoes: A cold spring, and very hot, dry June. Well, this year is becoming a repeat of 2019, with a cold spring and now a very hot June with no rain in sight. I considered 2019 “weird” since it seemed an unusual event. But it might simply have been the first of a new normal of extreme swings in weather. A cold spring slows down tomato growth, flowering and fruit […]
Starting the Garlic Harvest
I planted over 150 garlic last fall, at different times and in different places. And the earliest plantings are becoming ripe for harvest.
Garden Intercropping
I often try to maximize space by intercropping; that is grow many different plants in basically the same space. The classic method of intercropping that many people find popular is the Three Sisters garden. Which can take up a lot of space. But I also intercrop on a much smaller scale as well.
Transplanting Zucchini.
Had to transplant my Zucchini into large pots five days after the last update.
Just Lettuce Photos
As the title says, just photos of my lettuce grown in my no-dig garden.
Growth of Zucchini
Just 5 days after birth, the grown of my Zucchini is moving fast.
Birth of Zucchini
Photos of Zucchini seedlings breaking surface in module trays.
Another Tramp Abroad 