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Outdoor Bed Progress

You may have heard that we had our first harvest from the garden the other night! We did indeed! I planted radish, spinach, arugula and other salad greens and cabbage in one of the hoop houses at the beginning of March. Through many opening and closing of the hoop house plastic to maintain 55 degrees […]

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February 6, 2011

Indoor Gardening Winter 2010-2011

Hello fellow gardeners! I haven’t been around in a bit, but I am ready to dig back in and get started! For this first (gardening) post back I will show you my indoor garden that is thriving this year! Here’s a picture: In the top left you can see the carrots. Some of them are […]

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October 26, 2010

Yellow Onion Fiasco Continues…

So, I thought the yellow onions were dead, done, gone. I was lazy about getting them out of the garden just because I didn’t have anything to go in anyway so why bother. Well, our weather dried out and I went out to check the onions after about 2 weeks and they had new shoots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! […]

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April 20, 2010

Indoor Garden 4-14-2010

Hi everyone! I have an updated picture of the indoor garden for you! It is growing like mad, and it’s so neat to have a bit of summer right in my dining room. The giant monster tomato plants (started Feb 1st) that are actually pretty normal size are on the far left. On the very […]

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April 2, 2010

Outdoor Garden Started! (outdoor part)

I planted my onions, radishes and peas today! A ton of large yellow onions, snow peas and dwarf peas, and cherry globe radishes! I planted a ton of radishes because once they are done I will clean out that part of the garden to plant other things in, so I use more than I normally […]

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March 30, 2010

Outdoor Seeds Started!!!

I finally got my outdoor seeds started! I live in Minnesota so my first day of safe frost-free planting is May 20th this year according to my handy Farmer’s Almanac. There are seeds that you can start outside before that, but not many. I like to transplant plants to the garden for a lot of […]

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