2 days ago by tberrys

Day 6 Garlic is growing! Beautiful! Posted in Fall, Fall Crops, Fall Gardening, Florida, Florida Gardening, Florida Weather, Garden, Garden Blog, gardening, Garlic, Onions, Vegetable Blog, Vegetable Garden, Winter Crops Tagged: Garlic, Growing Garlic, Planting Garlic

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3 days ago by Sheryl

The shorter days, cooler temperatures and rain that we've had here in Central Texas has produced a bonanza for me. Free mulch for the taking. Already bagged and just begging for me to haul it away. Brazenly I walk my wheel barrow down the street and load up the bags. Sure, the neighbors think I'm nu ...

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7 days ago by Earl J. Ferguson

Winter has arrived! Here in the Midwest, we’ve reached freezing temperatures, and even have some snowfall! I love winter, but there certainly is a lot to do in the garden to prepare for the cold. Winterizing is the best thing you can do to ensure that your tree or shrub stays healthy through the col ...

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9 days ago by Tim B.

Well, the warm November weather is now but a memory as the first hard freeze hit the garden about 4 days ago. Low temperatures dropped to around 15 degrees for two nights in a row and the high temperatures struggled to get above freezing. This morning, the garden was blanketed by the season’s first ...

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12 days ago by tazreverie

This week has seen pre-morning temperatures getting down to 30 degrees. Those are ranges that the Cole crops can handle on their own just fine, but tonight the forecast is calling for a low of 25 degrees! Not wanting to risk loosing my crop of broccoli and cauliflower, I went out this afternoon and ...

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14 days ago by Earl J. Ferguson

I’ll admit it, I love starting seeds. It’s a lot cheaper than buying transplants, and there’s nothing better to us gardeners than watching something grow from a tiny speck into a full mature plant. I’ve always considered it the “second” or intermediate stage of gardening. If you’re a new gardener, c ...

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15 days ago by Dave

One cold December morning a frost covered the land. It was still as everything and everyone was awaiting the sun to add warmth for the day. Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebra Grass' Rain Garden Achillea millefolium (Yarrow) Birdbath Garden 'Powis Castle' Artemisia, 'Black and Blue' Salvia guaranitica, Vibur ...

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15 days ago by Fern

This past September 26th came and went without a birthday card or any other acknowledgement from my two brothers. I thought they both somehow forgot. It seemed pretty hard to believe. My birthday has been on the 26th of September for the past 28 years, and they were alive for 26 and 19 of those birt ...

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16 days ago by fenugreeklove

I have my doubts about broccoli, 6 of the plants look pitiful. I seeded broccoli back in July, never thrived, finally 2 of them are setting out tiny buds. Not sure how big they’ll get at this point. I am still giving them few more weeks before pulling them out and declaring ‘failure of 2009’. Not su ...

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17 days ago by Thomas

Carrot (Nantes) harvest. As I collected the last of November's harvest this past weekend, I began to realize that the next few weeks will serve as a kind of transitional period - my fall garden is slowly developing into a winter garden. Saturday was particularly windy day. The northeasterly wind bro ...

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