First off, I have to apologize that I havent blogged in awhile. The combination of starting my new job (part-time) as a special education teacher and going to graduate school at night (full-time) has taken its toll on life in general. But if it wasnt for my connection to the garden, I would...
In Ramona (still in SD county) , here is what happened:
Oh, what a night! Wait, wasn't that a song? Seriously, Ramona seems to have pulled through the night well. There are all kinds of interesting stories, as you can imagine, from how toddler Liam Houck was able to get out of town so he could...
As in pie charts.
I found this really cool application called pie color http://piecolor.com that allows you to make your own pie charts, and embed them in blogs, etc.
I can't figure out how to embed it at TEG however. But you can view it here if you want to...
I currently have one growing outside, it stands about 5 feet tall and have survived our mild winters.
When I lived in San Diego proper, I had one that grew into a monster tree, producing hundreds of 4-5 inch delicious bananas, unlike anything in the store. The variety was "Ice Cream" and they...
THat all looks so green, growing and lush cityfarmer.
I like that set-up a lot. Imagine if everyone transformed their backyard into vegetable production.
I too have that spurge, its really easy to tell the difference between the two.
Hooray, I have a new free ingredient to cook with!
Love to get some great recipes for it now....
I have been doing research on this little "weed" and I am wondering if what I have growing is purslane.
The first picture is a stock photo of purslane,the last two are growing as weeds in my garden.
I am just wary if there is a lookalike plant that might be poisonous.
Here is the low down on...
That is looking great trunkman!
I just did my first canning of the year today from the garden's tomatoes, it is so addictive!
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I wish I knew for sure.
Some of these tomatoes went in in Brrrr....February!
They endured an extremely rare snow storm, survived and lived to thrive. Many of the plants just sat there and sulked a bit, waiting for the proper weather conditions.
I do think the (half-composted) horse manure I...