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Another Morning
Different cat this morning, and different issue, but the same result. I was up at 4am and decided that since I am planning on taking a weekend off of plants, that I should get on some more of the potting-up … Continue reading
More Syrup, And Other Things
One of the damn cats got me up at 5 am, which actually is not too bad. It was time to get up anyway and there is never any lack of things to do. As for the cat, apparently there … Continue reading
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Using Maple Sap
My tree started producing sap again after a few days of just a few quarts a day. Last night I took 4 gallons from the pails. I did not have time to cook it down, but when making dinner (stir … Continue reading
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Potting Up Lemon Drop Peppers
So I did get to it this morning, between visiting with friends and making breakfast for a house full of little girls. The 9 largest plants I put into old yogurt and sour cream containers in which I had cut … Continue reading
Planting, potting up, and rooting cuttings
Another day of planting. Not too much, just a few flats of basil in case winter does ever end here, marigolds, and lemon grass (which is a first for me). The flats of cabbage and broccoli I started on my … Continue reading
Birthday Blizzard
For the second time in my memory, a blizzard was what I awoke to on March 23rd. The other time I was 5, and since my parents had promised me a bike for my birthday, I still insisted they take … Continue reading
First Harvest
Well, our first food of the year is put up, and the harvesting is still going on. A day and a half of maple sap from our one big tree cooked down to a quart, a pint, and a half … Continue reading
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What you expect and plan for can be different from what you find
Ok, I am sore. It was not simply a case of having my daughter follow me, handing me zip-ties and moving upside down buckets for me to stand on. The wire, which I had come upon basically for free and … Continue reading
First Spring Thaw Gardening Projects
As we have now had a significant snow thaw here in east-central Minnesota, this is the first weekend where I have work to really physically do in my outlaying gardens. Saturday will be spent 90 miles southeast of my home … Continue reading
Rumi Banjan Tomato History
Last year I was gifted with 3 seeds , half of the six remaining of a tomato collected in Afghanistan in 1937 and held by GRIN, which had been given to a grower to increase, but there had been a … Continue reading
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