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| Bunny Number 1 |
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| Bunny Number 2 |
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| Sugar Snap Peas |
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| Unknown squash growing in compost pile |
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| Beans |
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| Red Giant Mustard Greens |
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| Raspberries almost ready |
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| Potatoes |
6/29/2011
May 2011
4/29/2011
April 2011
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Sugar Snap Peas |
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| Raspberry Canes and Rhubarb |
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| Garlic |
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| Grape Vine |
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| Raised beds |
3/30/2011
2/25/2011
1/29/2011
January 2011
Hold fast to dreams,
For if dreams go,
Life is a barren field,
Frozen in snow.
--Langston Hughes
Seed catalogues.
The start of a new gardening season.
12/29/2010
12/13/2010
Looking back on 2010
Most of January and February looked like this in the Mid-Atlantic region. Thank you, son, for shovelling.
Raised beds ready to go. Just waiting for warmer weather.
Rhubarb.
A row of beets growing between turnip greens. Peas growing up the trellis.
Sugar snap peas.
Red zebra tomatoes suffered greatly from the hot, dry weather that followed.
Potatoes.
Beets.
Okra. So good raw, it rarely made it to the kitchen.
Collard seedlings planted between okra.
Swiss chard and collards.
Collards, kale and chrysanthemums.
Snow on collards on Thanksgiving Day.
Turnips before the deep freeze.
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