
This is the time of year that gardeners live for. The Springtime window of opportunity opens up and we dive our hands into the soil coaxing life into what was lifeless only weeks ago.
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This is the time of year that gardeners live for. The Springtime window of opportunity opens up and we dive our hands into the soil coaxing life into what was lifeless only weeks ago.
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Today the basil seedlings that were started on February 1st graduated to larger pots from the tiny terrarium that incubated them through germination. I carefully pulled each cluster of three seedlings out of the plastic soda bottle terrarium, lifting them out with a fork and then right into place in the waiting fiber pots. ...
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A minor catastrophe last night when I knocked over the window shelf that was playing nursery to all of our seedlings. Only three of the seedlings survived the carnage unscathed: sweet basil, common sage and my beloved mortgage lifter tomato. What that means is that I am now two weeks behind schedule in getting...
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If you ever wanted to know if you were meant to be a gardener you can tell when it comes time to start your seeds. Does it make you crazy or giddy? Nervous or Zen-like? I could have my hands in seed starting medium and little seed packets all day and lose track of...
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One of the most beautiful things about tending to your own garden is how easy it is to take for granted all the things you can do without a trip to the supermarket. Tonight was a fine example of this for me. After a 15 mile bike ride this evening (I’m getting into shape...
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