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Harvest Monday, April 17, 2017 – Overwintered Container Fig, Ginger & Taro + Container Garlic Update
This past week the weather was warm/hot (yesterday was 87°F) and beautiful, spring has finally arrived, plants are happy and growing, flowers blooming all around, just lovely. Garage-overwintered fig tree is leafing out and looking good. Time to start hardening … Continue reading
Harvest Monday, August 22, 2016 – Container Ginger Update + More Container Harvest
Am planting 2 different varieties of ginger in containers for comparison. In the photo below: The ginger plant on the left is from rhizome (root) I purchased from the local health food store, it was very skinny, about the size … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Growing ginger, Harvest Monday, Husdon Valley, New York, Uncategorized, Vegetables
Tagged amaranth, china express daikon, Chinese long beans, container fig, container gardening, container ginger, eddo (coco), figs, gailan, golden pascal celery, red noodles beans, semi-heading mustard, vegan, win win choy
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Harvest Monday, July 18, 2016 – Container Garlic & Ginger Update + Starting Fall Seedlings
There were only 2 – 3 green leaves left on each of the container (foam ice chest) grown German Red garlic plants (all the others turned brown) indicating they are ready to harvest. Very carefully dug up all 11 plants. … Continue reading
Harvest Monday, February 29, 2016 – Container Ginger + Seeds Starting
Few years ago I experimented with growing ginger using ginger rhizome I purchased from the health food store. It grew but the yield was poor, decided it was not possible to grow ginger in the Hudson Valley due to our … Continue reading