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Continue reading →: Oregano, Thyme and Marjoram (2019)Over the years I have discovered that I really like growing herbs. They basically take care of themselves, and no matter how busy or overwhelming life gets, there is always some kind of harvest from my neglected herbs. So I recommend even the most beginner gardener grow some herbs. Added…
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Continue reading →: Ohio BuckeyeYep, another rescue tree. Obviously, given its ugly duckling looks. (Also, another non-edible) This is another tree I’m looking forward to, so I hope it thrives. If you are curious why I am excited for this one… just look to the background. All we have that is native in the…
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Continue reading →: ‘Multi Graft’ AppleThis is another save. It struggled all spring and early summer: it got beat up by a huge hail storm, it struggled with irrigation issues, and it was destined to be burnt. But it still had life left in it and I got a little bit attached to having an…
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Continue reading →: Seed Sowing So-far (2019)Its the middle of a Polar Vortex here… which is just internet-talk for “it’s winter and it’s cold.” It also means that I (and everyone else too) am itching for it to be spring. So I had to sow some seeds and kind of get my fingers in the dirt.…
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Continue reading →: Bur OakSo this is my first post about a non-edible tree… Or at least non-edible for a while. I got a handful of rescue trees last year that we planted at my parents house, and this was the first one. It was a “dead” tree returned to the garden centre I…
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