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Seed Starting Class | the garden experiment
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Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul. 2012 Gardening Calendar →. February 9, 2012. I was pretty successful last year as far as seed starting goes. My only problems were due to fungus and hardening off (or a lack of hardening off, as the case may be). Nothing life shattering, but it doesn’t hurt to learn more. I went to Mother Earth Gardens. You need 1 warm and 1 cool bulb which equals full spectrum of light. 14 – 16 hours of light. This entry was posted in seed starting.
First plantings of the year | the garden experiment
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Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul. Fruits of my labor. First plantings of the year. April 24, 2012. I planted the onions, radishes, carrots, cilantro, spinach and chard today. Put the tomato, pepper and basil plants outside for about 5 hours. Meant to keep them out for only an hour. Whoops. Fortunately they were in the shade the whole time but one tomato plant is looking a bit brown. Thankfully I have way more plants than I can actually use. And tagged early spring.
building the boxes and supports | the garden experiment
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Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul. Peat moss vs. coir. Building the boxes and supports. April 25, 2011. Cucumber, squash and tomato trellis. Here is the 4′ x 4′ box and trellis I’m using for the squash, pumpkin, watermelon, tomatoes and carrots. It’s basically the DIY Network cucumber trellis. 4×4 box with an A-frame built out of 2×2’s for tomatoes, carrots, parsley and cilantro. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. And tagged A frame tomato trellis. Create a free we...
2012 Plant List | the garden experiment
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Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul. Here are the plants I anticipate growing for 2012. I’ve included the seed source in parentheses:. BC=Baker Creed Heirloom Seeds. HMO=High Mowing Organic Seeds. Bean, Kentucky Wonder Pole (BC). Bean, Purple Podded Pole (BC). Chard, Rainbow Mix (HMO). Carrot, Danvers 126 (HMO). Cucumber, Russian Pickling (SSE). Cucumber, Delikatesse (BC). Eggplant, Rosa Bianca (BC). Jalapeño, Early (HMO). Lettuce, Gourmet Mix (HMO). Tomato, Rio Fuego (WS).
tomatoes! | the garden experiment
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Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul. July 26, 2011. I couldn’t resist. After I took this picture, I ate the yellowest tomato, the one right in front. It was sooooo yummy, even though it wasn’t totally ripe. There is nothing like a just picked home grown tomato still warm from the sun. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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A first time gardener's blog about gardening. Sunday, January 2, 2011. It's been far too long! So I didn't exactly follow up with this last year but I did follow up with the garden. I'll post a slideshow of the season soon. For now you'll have to trust me that it was a fantastic year! 160; The garden gained a lot more space in the backyard and we attempted a number of new crops. In 2010 our watermelon plants actually survived producing two delicious melons and we grew a massive pumpkin! Three days int...
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the garden experiment | Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul
Sustainable, organic and native gardening in the suburbs of St. Paul. First plantings of the year. April 24, 2012. I planted the onions, radishes, carrots, cilantro, spinach and chard today. Put the tomato, pepper and basil plants outside for about 5 hours. Meant to keep them out for only an hour. Whoops. Fortunately they were in the shade the whole time but one tomato plant is looking a bit brown. Thankfully I have way more plants than I can actually use. Fruits of my labor. April 24, 2012. And kind of ...
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