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Tag Archives: Garden
Encore Day at the Home Grown Food Summit
Today is the last day to watch the Encore Videos of the Home Grown Food Summit, however you can have instant access to the entire Home Grown Food Summit by purchasing a Lifetime Pass. I just purchased mine because there … Continue reading
Adding Berries to Our Farm
One of the things I really want to get established on our farm are a variety of berries, fruits and nuts. We were able to transplant the currants here in November and it appears that most of them have survived … Continue reading
Building a Grape Trellis: Part I
You may recall that we transplanted our grapes to our new farm back in November. In anticipation of them growing, I have wanted to get started on building the arbor. Friday the weather was fairly nice and it seemed like … Continue reading
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Building Garden Boxes
Do you get frustrated with a traditional row garden? I know I sure do!! It seems that we always hit a rainy period where the weeds grow, well like weeds. Then I can’t get in the garden to pull them … Continue reading
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Starting Seeds Indoors
Despite the snow and cold temperatures, the kids and I are already dreaming of spring. We have been pouring over the seed catalog deciding what varieties (some new, some tried and true) we would like to plant this year. Each … Continue reading