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A False Utopia
Now I do understand the complexity and necessity of the garden ecosystem. I do. But if I am being completely honest, a part of me was a little excited about the greenhouse possibly affording a somewhat more sanitized gardening experience. … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, greenhouse, greenhouses, organic, organic, organic farming, urban farming, Vancouver
Tagged aphids, black cherry, cherokee purple, green zebra, greenhouse, greenhouses, sun sugar, tomatoes
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Genius or Gimmick?
Like many of us, I have been curious about the recent upside-down gardening fad, but have been reluctant to jump in. Until, that is, I realized a bought a greenhouse which had, until last week, several metres of unused space, … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, greenhouse, organic, Uncategorized, Vancouver
Tagged carrots, container gardening, greenhouse, greenhouses, row cover, rust fly, tomatoes, upside down gardening
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Odds and Ends
So, we have the Kale chips recipe, compliments of the lovely Karen Sainas: “Cut up your bite size Kale ~ toss in olive oil, garlic and sea salt and bake 350 deg till crispy ~ 20 min. Toss several … Continue reading
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Tagged garden box, kale, kale chips, marigolds, sandpaper, slugs, tomatoes
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
When I get excited about the summer and the garden that comes with it, the first thing that comes to mind are the tomatoes and basil. I have to discipline myself to not make my move until the May long … Continue reading
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Tagged basil, cedar, containers, patio gardening, Seasoil, tomato, tomatoes
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