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Continue reading →: March Winter Lettuce RevealI planted some lettuce last autumn. Covered it with fleece, and basically ignored it. Below are photos of the fleece pull back in March. Also seen is a clump of parsley that did well under the fleece (except those parts not so much under the fleece which are yellow ……
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Continue reading →: Spicy Shaved Zucchini and Pasta Avant-GardeThe pasta I purchased. But the Zucchini, Swiss chard, red pepper, parsley, and spices (coriander, basil, etc) I grew. I even made the wine. How I photographed it: And how I actually ate it: In the end, my taste buds said the same: it was delicious no matter how it…
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Continue reading →: First Snow Day 2021We have had some occasional snow flakes happen already this month. And a little bit of ice from night snow on the roof in the morning, but nothing really sticking. Till today. Today is the first snow day of the year, when snow was accumulating. I have not fully lost…
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Continue reading →: November Brussels SproutsBrussels sprouts are one my favorite autumn and winter plants. And they are already producing now in November. They should produce all through winter as well.
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Continue reading →: November OnionsPlanted in October, for harvest early next spring, my onions are starting to show themselves now in November.
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Continue reading →: Drying TomatoesSince I have had a lot of extra tomatoes this autumn, I have been very busy drying them. Drying fruits and vegetables to me is the ideal method of long term storage. Solar drying when I can, weather permitting, but electrical unit drying when not. Some people ask me what…
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Continue reading →: Sowing Garlic with a DibberSince I am upping my garlic plant number this year I decided to make a multipronged dibber to make my hole spacing and creation easier. I decided to go with an equilateral spacing of my garlic, so I made a three pronged dibber. The plants end up in a hexagonal…
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Continue reading →: Autumn Buckets of TomatoesAs stated before, it has been a weird year. Especially for tomatoes. Normally I get my largest harvest of my determinate tomatoes in August. But this year it has been in October. Yes. October. I have never had such a late harvest. But the harvest was amazing. From only 12…
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