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Thursday, March 1, 2012. After a long hiatus during which I (finally) graduated with my master's, I'm back to normal and looking forward to our summer garden. I started our seeds this past weekend and was happy to come home to this little cabbage sprout this afternoon! I started 255 seeds total: the Jersey Wakefield cabbage above, a kaleidoscope pepper mix from Pinetree Garden Seeds. For tips on starting seeds, see my post. Tuesday, September 6, 2011. After this, the possibilities are pretty much endless...

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Thursday, March 1, 2012. After a long hiatus during which I (finally) graduated with my master's, I'm back to normal and looking forward to our summer garden. I started our seeds this past weekend and was happy to come home to this little cabbage sprout this afternoon! I started 255 seeds total: the Jersey Wakefield cabbage above, a kaleidoscope pepper mix from Pinetree Garden Seeds. For tips on starting seeds, see my post. Tuesday, September 6, 2011. After this, the possibilities are pretty much endless...

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the cultivated kitchen: Seed Time!

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Thursday, March 1, 2012. After a long hiatus during which I (finally) graduated with my master's, I'm back to normal and looking forward to our summer garden. I started our seeds this past weekend and was happy to come home to this little cabbage sprout this afternoon! I started 255 seeds total: the Jersey Wakefield cabbage above, a kaleidoscope pepper mix from Pinetree Garden Seeds. For tips on starting seeds, see my post. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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the cultivated kitchen: August 2011

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Wednesday, August 10, 2011. Recently I decided to harvest all of the beets growing in my garden. I had been holding out because some of them still looked pretty small, but they hadn't really increased in size in about a month so I just pulled them all. A lot of people don't like beets, but I grew up eating them with my grandmother and have always loved them. They're also extremely good for you. Roasted Beet Salad with Balsamic and Goat Cheese. Any quantity of fresh beets. Place packets directly on the ov...

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Wednesday, August 10, 2011. Recently I decided to harvest all of the beets growing in my garden. I had been holding out because some of them still looked pretty small, but they hadn't really increased in size in about a month so I just pulled them all. A lot of people don't like beets, but I grew up eating them with my grandmother and have always loved them. They're also extremely good for you. Roasted Beet Salad with Balsamic and Goat Cheese. Any quantity of fresh beets. Place packets directly on the ov...

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the cultivated kitchen: March 2012

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Thursday, March 1, 2012. After a long hiatus during which I (finally) graduated with my master's, I'm back to normal and looking forward to our summer garden. I started our seeds this past weekend and was happy to come home to this little cabbage sprout this afternoon! I started 255 seeds total: the Jersey Wakefield cabbage above, a kaleidoscope pepper mix from Pinetree Garden Seeds. For tips on starting seeds, see my post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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the cultivated kitchen: March 2011

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Thursday, March 24, 2011. Once your seeds sprout and grow a bit, it is important to being slowly exposing them to the outdoors. I've been setting mine outside in the sun for at least a couple hours each afternoon this week. I only put them out if the weather is warm and luckily this week it's been nice and sunny. I move them back into the house before the sun goes down. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. I wrote a guest post for Sarah Terry's Stitch Machine Blog. And pick up some sweet accessories! Because they ha...

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Story and photos by guest blogger Amy Hanna. When deciding if and when to start your garden, there are four important questions to ask yourself. First, how many people are you trying to feed? Second, what kind of space are you working with? Third, what grows in your region at the time of year you plan to start your garden? Finally, how much time do you have? With these considerations in mind, planning and maintaining your garden can be an extremely fulfilling and delicious experience. You’ll ne...For mor...

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Thursday, March 1, 2012. After a long hiatus during which I (finally) graduated with my master's, I'm back to normal and looking forward to our summer garden. I started our seeds this past weekend and was happy to come home to this little cabbage sprout this afternoon! I started 255 seeds total: the Jersey Wakefield cabbage above, a kaleidoscope pepper mix from Pinetree Garden Seeds. For tips on starting seeds, see my post. Tuesday, September 6, 2011. After this, the possibilities are pretty much endless...

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