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The Garden Thrives
I was in the garden last week getting some trumpet vine shoots out of the rosemary bush and saw a bird’s nest in there! What a treat! I never knew any young’uns were raised there. They had a parent with nerves of steel, … Continue reading
Gardens, Cicadas, and Evil Lagomorphs
It has been so long since I wrote that I feel a bit sheepish, but I want to start again. Something happened at the height of the pandemic here that translated to just too much screen time and I dropped out … Continue reading
Walktober in the Marsh
Well, I wanted to post a walk for Robin over at Breezes At Dawn, who runs Walktober for us here in WordPress-land. I’m a day late for her deadline, but still in October, so thought I just MIGHT get in on her … Continue reading
Fall Arrives in the Garden
I can’t seem to find the time to write a blog this year. It’s nothing like my regular once a week post I used to do. I have to admit the new block editor has complicated things. I need a … Continue reading
Fall and Other Sadnesses
The seasons are changing, summer running toward fall. It’s been cool here, cooler than I’d expect for September. I will miss the Contented Crafter in the coming months. Pauline, as many of you may have read in Alys’s lovely memorial … Continue reading
The Garden Produces
Boy the summer crops are coming fast and plentiful. I have more tomatoes than I’ve had for years–I think because I stopped trying to grow heirlooms. We have so much fungal disease in our soils, that the only way to … Continue reading
Growing and Donating
I have mentioned donating produce before, but haven’t shown what I do for the food pantry pick ups yet. There are three every week: one to an elementary school and two to churches. The other community garden, Four-Mile Run, chose … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Local Food, Other People's Gardens
Tagged donating food, summer gardening
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Early Summer Lushness
The garden is at that point where spring crops are mostly out, summer crops have gotten big and are beginning to bear, and everything looks lovely and lush. I just love this time with the seedlings coming up, the flowers … Continue reading
Updates with Old Pictures
Once again, I went to the garden without my camera. It’s a pattern these days. I have some old photos to share and will try to do better with the camera next time. I’m really pleased with where the garden … Continue reading
The Constant Gardener?
Goodness what a week. It started with a white woman threatening a black man with police for asking her to leash her dog in an area of Central Park reserved for birds and wild things. It ended with riots. In … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Local Food
Tagged current events, gardening, Plot Against Hunger, vegetables
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