Peas
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Springety Spring, Spring!
I Love My Garden &bull Yesterday
Well, there is no escaping it now! Spring is here, and the plants are growing. This has truly been an odd year, as the snow melted and the temps climbed up almost immediately. I have been rushing to pull the… Full Story »
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Compostin'
Gardening in Austin &bull Yesterday
So far there's not much, but that's probably because I've only been trying to grow stuff for a couple years (and I apparently kinda suck at it). After living here through 4 summers, I've finally had a garden which I… Full Story »
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Vegherb, Llc Raised Vegetable Garden 4ft X 8ft X 12"
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Dear Sheila, Groundbreaking time in your new veggie garden
Dave's Garden &bull Yesterday
Last month, I helped my friend Sheila choose crops for her very first vegetable garden. Now it's time to execute a "groundbreaking" plan to turn a sixty square foot patch of backyard into a plant-able plot with as little labor as possible, and just in time for spring. I'm so glad you liked my plans for your new vegetable garden. No, I am not so smart! I just spend (waste?) a lot of time playing in dirt, surfing my… Full Story »
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Highlights from the 2010 Northwest Flower Garden Show Nest In Style
nestinstyle.wordpress.com via @nestinstyle &bull Mar 11, 2010You know how I know it's spring? Awe-inspiring garden shows hit the calendar and warmer weather competes for my time in the office. Yes, a month has gone by since the Northwest Flower Garden Show, but the ideas are still fresh and ready to use in your… Full Story »
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Eat 'em, Mommy! (green soybeans, that is)
Dave's Garden &bull Mar 11, 2010
Corn, tomatoes, squash...I could almost pick my seeds in my sleep. Planting the same crops in my little veggie garden year after year is safe, predictable and boring! I garden partly to learn, so trying something new every year is a must. Edamame (edible soybeans) gave me a pleasant learning experience last year. Edamame (saying "eat 'em Mommy" will do) is not a Latin botanical term. It's the Japanese name for these soybeans, which can be eaten just briefly cooked or are processed into soymilk,… Full Story »
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What can you plant now?
Gardening in Central Florida &bull Mar 7, 2010
I have a small area 10x15 in my back yard I'm looking to start some veggies for the summer. Would these be good as a start? Pole beans, Okra, a tomato plant? What else could I plant out back? I… Full Story »
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Seed Update With A Gratuitous Crocus Picture
May Dreams Gardens &bull Mar 7, 2010
A seed update with a gratuitous crocus picture. Earlier this afternoon, out of the blue, I started thinking that in spite of all my seed ordering spread across four different seed companies, I had forgotten to order cucumber seeds. To… Full Story »
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What to do? What to do?
Gardening in Austin &bull Mar 6, 2010
I got a bit ambitious with this past fall garden. Not that it's too big, it's just that I got ambitious with how much food I wanted from the garden. Of course I got the garden in a little late (November), and then there… Full Story »
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Now That I Can Feel My Fingers And Toes Again
Heather's Garden &bull Mar 5, 2010
I heard that at least one friend has flowers poking up in her yard at home and the forecast for the week is high 40s, low 50s, which is much nicer than what we left behind on February 18th. I… Full Story »
Vegherb, Llc Raised Vegetable Garden 8ft X 8ft X 12"
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Fragrant orchids
bestadvices.net via @bestadvicesnet &bull Feb 24, 2010Fragrant orchids are pleased to make them sweet scents and exotic appearance. There are some species of orchids, which are more fragrant than others. Full Story »
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Pruning and planting
Ledge and Gardens &bull Feb 22, 2010
There was the definite feel of approaching spring this weekend.Temperatures were in the high 40s which feels like a heat wave after freezing rain, snow and just general cold. It is only February still but the light levels are just… Full Story »
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Build a deep planting box for root crops
Homes & Gardens - The Oregonian - OregonLive.com &bull Feb 20, 2010
AIM or Google account! The Oregonian If your carrots come out forked like this, consider making a deep box for them to grow in. In the garden, a deep planting box makes growing root crops easier and more successful. If the box is also durable, easy and inexpensive to build, easy to store over winter and can be used for making compost beneath your spring, summer and fall crops,… Full Story »
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Checklist: Get a jump on spring planting
SacBee -- Home and Garden &bull Feb 20, 2010
Get a jump on your early spring vegetable garden. Plant seed for beets, Swiss chard, collards, endive, fennel, kohlrabi, lettuce, mustard, peas, radicchio, radish and turnips. Indoors, it's time to start tomatoes, eggplant and peppers from seed. They'll be ready to transplant outdoors when the weather warms in late April or May. In the flower… Full Story »
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Grow Organic Vegetables For A Healthy Diet
www.organic-gardeening.com via @trcaprini &bull Feb 19, 2010Many people wonder why organic diet has become such a buzzword. The reason is simple. The vegetables and fruits that we buy for ourselves and our family, however expensive they might be, might not really have the nutrition value we… Full Story »
Raindrip # 567DT Drip Vegetable Garden Kit (Raindrip)
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Buy British peas and save an industry
Landscape and horticulture expert &bull Feb 18, 2010
Farmers in Lowestoft have been left with a large financial gap to fill and thousands of acres of redundant land after Birds Eye told them that they didn't want their peas after they too lost a contract, destined for the Italian… Full Story »
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The Day After The Day After
May Dreams Gardens &bull Feb 17, 2010
This is May Dreams Gardens because all year I dream of the days of May when the sun is warm, the sky is blue, the grass is green, and the garden is all new again! The day after the day… Full Story »
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The Life on My Balcony - February
Life on the Balcony &bull Feb 17, 2010
Since I always forget to take pictures of my balcony in time for Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, Ill just report on whats happening on my balcony on the day after GBBD. That is, if I remember. My apple tree is… Full Story »
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Fabulous Pants
fabulouspants.blogspot.com via @fabulouspants &bull Feb 16, 2010Tales from the shop is just what it sounds like, a place for me to keep you all up to date on what is going on in the Fabulous Pants studio. I will also talk about my dance and other… Full Story »
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Seed Update
May Dreams Gardens &bull Feb 12, 2010
I finished ordering all my seeds for this season last night. Altogether I purchased... Well, a gardener never tells! However, it appears that to date I haven't purchased as many seeds as I did last year. But there is still… Full Story »
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East Anglia pea growers assess options in wake of devastating Birds Eye withdrawal
Horticulture Week: Latest News &bull Feb 12, 2010
Pea growers across East Anglia are assessing the options available to them in the wake of last week's devastating news of the cancellation of Birds Eye's longstanding contract with Anglian Pea Growers (APG). Full Story »
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