Yes, you read that right! Very excited to get a few things out of the garden yesterday and even more excited that there is more to come!
Posted in garden, tagged arugula, cabbage, carrots, kale, spinach, winter on December 23, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Yes, you read that right! Very excited to get a few things out of the garden yesterday and even more excited that there is more to come!
Posted in garden, tagged corn salad, garden, mustard greens, spinach, winter on January 30, 2013| 1 Comment »
The snow melted and what do you suppose I found underneath?!
Enough to make a salad with…and there’s more out there. I saw some kale and red beets…maybe even some chard.
Don’t you love gardening?!
Posted in garden, tagged carrots, garden, polyculture, seeds, urban farm handbook challenge, winter on August 15, 2012| Leave a Comment »
July’s challenge was about winter gardening and seed saving. Challenges included:
1. Winter gardening
2. Planting carrots for the fall/winter
3. Saving seeds
I missed the deadline for the link-up to the website (here if you want to check out what others have done), but here’s what I’ve done:
1. Winter gardening
2. Carrot bed
3. Saving seeds
I have saved some chive seeds and plan to try to get some lettuce seeds. I’ve let some of it bolt and I’m waiting for seeds to set. I also plan to save tomato, pepper and cucumber seeds, but I am afraid some are hybrid, so we’ll see. The corn is definitely a saver as are beans.
August challenge is out – preserving food. Whew, I have a head start on that one!!
Posted in garden, tagged arugula, corn salad, garden, rosemary, sage, winter on January 13, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Fresh salad for dinner last night. In January!
I should have taken a photo of the salad itself looking all yummy with feta and chick peas and tomato on top of those lovely greens, but I was too hungry and ate it right away 😉
A couple more garden photos of my fresh herb supply:
Going outside to harvest it.
Of course it’s like 4:30 in the afternoon, still way too early for sunset to my mind, but thankfully days are getting noticeably longer!
Anything to eat in your garden?