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A Decent Start
With the beautiful spring weather lately many people have been asking about just when they can get started in their gardens-I managed to find some time this weekend and couldn’t resist getting my hands dirty. This year I’ve planted: Brussel … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, greenhouse, organic, organic, organic farming, urban farming, Vancouver
Tagged broccoli, buttercrunch lettuce, container gardening, containers, garden box, gardening, kale, lettuce, raised bed, red russian kale, red swiss chard, spinach, swiss chard, timing, transplants, when to plant
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The Ugliest Thing I’ve Ever Loved
I’m a huge fan of container/patio gardening and it seems as though the big gardening companies are starting to recognize this growing market. This is great for those in condos or townhouses and it’s a great option for me as … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, organic, urban farming
Tagged bamboo pole, beans, climb, climbers, container gardening, Lee Valley, peas, raised bed, support, supports
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I knew better; I just didn’t care…
We all know that bigger isn’t always better, right? I should, yet when my husband was asking me how big I want this raised bed, the answer undoubtedly was “well how big can you make it?”. We reigned ourselves in a … Continue reading
Who says romance is dead?!
The world’s best husband has made me a raised garden bed! It doesn’t get any better than that, baby! So after recovering from a hard winter (by West Coast standards anyway!) we have had a cool spring. The word on the … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, organic, urban farming
Tagged garden box, organic fertilizer, raised bed, soil
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