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Continue reading →: Green BumpsAs anyone who is a seed starter in trays knows, seeing those little green bumps as the plants start to sprout is a magic moment. It shows you got it right. Not too much water. Just enough warmth. Etc. And the seeds responded. A very magical moment.
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Continue reading →: From Eggs to RadishI sow almost all of my plants in trays as starters. Any time of the year. And I also like to reuse things when I can. So for some seeds I reuse egg containers to start the seeds.
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Continue reading →: Lettuce Prick OutThis year I am growing my lettuce earlier and my tomato and eggplant later. So I am already pricking out lettuce, while still have not sown any tomatoes.
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Continue reading →: LED Grow LightsI have tried various lighting methods over the years. From simple window placement, to different artificial lights. But this is the first year I decided to try LED lights.
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Continue reading →: February the Winter WitchFebruary all too often is really unpredictable. And when it gets nasty, it becomes a very cold month here. A real witch to deal with.
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Continue reading →: Winter LeeksMy leeks are nearly all harvested. But they are still producing even now in January. Despite the cold, and despite the snow.
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Continue reading →: Gardening Under Snow and FleeceIt is January. It is cold. Temperature was -12°C (10°F) last night. And it has been snowing. The garden looks bleak.
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Continue reading →: Adding Compost – No DigNovember and December is a good time to add some more compost to no dig beds
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