263 days ago
by Catspaw |
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Seed Journal 2008 Appendix A
While this is not in the position of an appendix, it is one nevertheless. Since it is ready, I am uploading it. I’m including it in this blog series as a matter of course. A blog is basically a journal of activities. This doesn’t have anything to teach per se. But, if I’m going to make an attempt at building a farm/market operation, then it might provide context to other things I put in this series. This is also in a standard document on my own system so that I...
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267 days ago
by MIKE CRIPPS |
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THIS IS MY VIDEO DEMONSTRATION OF MY INVENTION IN ACTION WITH MY INVENTION ITS CHILDS PLAY TO PICK UP TINY SEEDS ONE AT A TIME AND SOW THEM IN PLUGTRAYS OR SEED TRAYS . HAVE A LOOK !http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/miketheglass/?action=view¤t=SeedSower_2.flvMORE IN FORMATION AND HOW TO PURCHASE IS ON MY WEBSITE WWW.MIKECRIPPS.CO.UKFOR POSTAGE TO CANADA AND THE U.S.A.PLEASE EMAIL ME. (PAYPAL REGISTERED )
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292 days ago
by MsDebbieP |
18 comments »
Feb 2 /08
So I get my Salt Spring Seeds catalogue this week and I’m having fun!
Here are some of my considerations:
Currant Tomatoes
Large Beafsteak Tomato
Baby Romaine Lettuce
Mustard
Kale
Barley (this sounds like fun and will make a nice “grass” for my triangle garden)
Flax
Quinoa
Peas
Chick Peas
Radish
Leeks
Parsnip
Earth Chestnuts ( I have no idea what this is like but it sounds yummy)
Beans
Pie Pumpkins
Hungarian Boldog Spice...
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299 days ago
by gardenmentor |
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Seeds? Starts? When? What? Why? How?
These are just a few of the many questions I get about vegetable gardening. Learn more about my thoughts on starting vegetables here: http://www.gardenhelp.org/gardening/gardening-from-seeds-or-from-starts/. If you’re in the greater Seattle area, this post will also help you find a few great plant sales for edibles and ornamentals in spring.
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329 days ago
by scottb |
22 comments »
When too much of a good thing is a bad thing!
I just rec’d my Seeds of Change catalog in the mail. I prefer to start my garden with their organic offerings (seeds or flats), rather than the conventional fare I can pick up locally, which may be slightly cheaper with far fewer choices.
after thumbing through the heirlooms and new offerings, I see I could totally (and happily) cover my yard (freshly graded and seeded) with nothing but tomatoes…. Oh how to choose what else to st...
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359 days ago
by XploreOrganics |
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If you’re not ready to run out and buy seed envelopes, make your own beautiful seed envelopes by recycling that xmas papper…Great fun on a stormy evening for the whole family.
Beautiful christmas paper should not end up in the landfill. It is always exciting to see the lovely handmade envelopes that get sent to me when trading seeds.
I sketched up a diagram on how you can make your own simple self-closing seed pocket.
Enjoy!
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