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Continue reading →: AsparagusI would love to have my own source of Asparagus. It is one of my favourite late spring/early summer vegetable, but it is so expensive that I only ever get it as a treat once in a while. A few years ago (2014), I picked up some Asparagus seed (variety…
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Continue reading →: Tomatoes – Part 2 (2017)I feel like I am sooooooo late in getting my next round of Tomatoes sown… But realistically, I’m well within the 6 week starting period… And if we have a cold spring, I’m well within the 8-10 weeks before the last frost… Its just with the beautiful Spring weather we…
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Continue reading →: MilkweedI’m going to attempt to grow some Milkweed for the Butterflies this year. The seed packet says to start indoors 8-10 weeks before last frost. That is right about now… I mean, our last frost date is very dependant on the year. And there are things that I can do…
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Continue reading →: Hot Peppers for 2017On March 6, in the midst of a deep freeze outside, I finally gave in and stuck seeds into dirt. I decided to skip the Habaneros this year. I also cut out the Jalapenos again. They grew so well two years ago, but I found that I did not use…
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Continue reading →: Tomatoes- Part 1 (2017)I couldn’t contain my enthusiasm any longer, and started some Tomatoes. There will be more started a little later, which is why this post is labelled Part 1. As usual, I started these in peat pellets. To add a little more info into this first post, I’ll add in the…
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