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Monthly Archive for October, 2009

End of October already??

Time is certainly flying by for me. From a plant growth standpoint, the weather has made it seem like late November. The plants just have not grown this fall like they have past Octobers. I spoke with another gardener this afternoon who also bemoaned the small broccoli this year. I peeked under the row cover [...]

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I used most of the veggies!

It has been a busy week here but have made some wonderful things with all I have brought home…kale/potato/sausage soup, chef’s salad, stuffed cabbage, stir fry with 6 fresh veggies and chicken/pineapple over brown rice and tonight I made stuffed cabbage rolls. Was hoping to try your Napa cabbage salad but haven’t gotten out to [...]

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Ahh, the sunshine!

Well, not today, but we have had some beautiful days. We will do the distribution from the house now rather than from the field – 66 Jabez Allen Road. Here is a map. We still have one row of potatoes to dig, beets, carrots, lettuce, chard, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbages, salad mix, etc in the [...]

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Ssss sss s s sunny, did they say?

Maybe partly sunny tomorrow? I”ll try to put a positve face on this weather. If we are in a searing drought next year we will look back fondly on this cold, dreary, drizzly fall. I think the last couple of nights may have been enough to sweeten the brussels sprouts. I will try to get [...]

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We could use some sunshine.

The sun peeked out for a few minutes this afternoon. I am looking for more sun. The hoophouse warms up surprisingly even on cloudy days. In fact, if the sun comes out it heats up too much and we roll the sides up to cool it, so right now it has been warmer inside with [...]

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October already!

This rain is really putting a crimp in harvest, clean up, and fall field work to get things ready for a fast start next spring.I did get more fall salad greens planted last week, but haven’t been able to put the organic spray on to control the armyworms in the cabbages, since it will just [...]

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