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How long for a Prickly Pear to fruit?
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How long for a Prickly Pear to fruit?

Posted on April 24, 2017 by shanegenziuk • 2 Comments

Starting a conversation about my attempts to grow prickly pear go something like this: “I cut off one of the pads as a cutting,” says I. “To grow?” they ask, brows furrowed. “Yes…” Here it comes, but they mean well. “You mean prickly pear, that cactus weed? You want to… grow it!?” Shock, Horror, et […]

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How I grew a whole garden from 1 tomato plant!
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How I grew a whole garden from 1 tomato plant!

Posted on March 12, 2016 by 12roses2015 • 4 Comments

After sampling some fresh tomato salsa, made from a friend’s fresh garden tomatoes, I decided on a whim to try growing tomatoes in a container on my backyard deck.  Shucks, why not? It worked for flowers and other plants. Having never grown tomatoes before, I basically didn’t know what I was doing, how to do it, … Continue reading →

Autumn Lettuces for Urban Gardeners (from the London Garden)
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Autumn Lettuces for Urban Gardeners (from the London Garden)

Posted on August 26, 2015 by Daniel Mowinski • 2 Comments

This year I’ve been growing in a pocket-sized urban space. I have a dozen pots, a small raised bed, and a poly-sheet mini greenhouse. And that’s with a touch of cramming! Though I doubt I’ll be building a root cellar anytime soon, cultivating my own little plot while the city simmered along in the background … Continue reading →

End of Winter 2015 (Almost)
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End of Winter 2015 (Almost)

Posted on August 15, 2015 by shanegenziuk • 2 Comments

So this is what the end of a Winter looks like in my part of the world. Following a few weeks break during the shortest days of the year, the chickens start laying again. You see, they are solar powered. The globe artichoke is pushing up past the dogbane. Stinging nettle is covering the fence on … Continue reading →

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