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Harvest Monday, October 31, 2016 + Peanuts Harvest & Boil at Locust Grove
We had snow, our first snow of the season! Although the ground was all white, that scene did not last long as the snow turned to freezing rain followed with just rain and that washed away all the ice and … Continue reading
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Tagged beka santoh chinese cabbage, black summer pac choi, carolina black peanuts, goji berries, golden pascal celery, green lance F1, king richard leeks, peanut boil, peppermint Swiss chard, qingdao 65 chinese cabbage, red giant mustard, tae baek daikon, tennessee red valencia peanuts
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Harvest Monday, October 24, 2016 – Containers Sweet Potatoes: Okinawan & Ginseng Red
RAIN, finally. Rained Friday and Saturday, on and off (mostly on) softly and steadily, not enough to end the drought but good enough to give the grounds a decent soaking. Lawn looks greener already, trees, shrubs and annuals are happy … Continue reading
Harvest Monday, October 17, 2016 + About Lutz Beets
Yeah! The lettuce thinning I brought home from Locust Grove Heritage Vegetable Garden mid-September and transplanted into window boxes are all growing well and all survived Friday night’s frost. According to weather forecast this week day time temperature will range … Continue reading
Harvest Monday, October 10, 2016 + Growing Garlic in Container
Last of the fall crop of container grown Purple Kolibri Kohlrabi (seeds were sown 7/9/16). The above kohlrabi were grown in window box. They did much better than the ones grown in the garden. From now on I am going … Continue reading