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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Mainely Mulch trial
I grow my tomatoes in the same beds every year so when I was planting them before a week of wet weather, I knew I needed to find something to mulch with and find it quickly. Soil borne diseases are the problem … Continue reading
Lancaster Garden Club Plant Sale
I recently joined a local garden club, with apologies in advance as I don’t have much time to volunteer. However, I did find time to help with setup of the club’s first ever plant sale on Saturday. There were so … Continue reading
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Always something to look at
I am not a tidy gardener and always experimenting so I almost never have a perfect picture. But there is always something to look at. I love the color combination of the chartruese hosta and the dicentra. The blue hosta … Continue reading
Posted in Life lessons in the garden, My garden
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Tomatoes are in the ground
As of yesterday and these may be some of the best starts that I’ve grown. You can see they have little in common with the ones you buy in sixpacks. Some of the credit has to go to our weather. The … Continue reading
Posted in Food and recipies, My garden, Seed Starting, Tomatoes
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