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Small problems, big harvests.
It’s the middle of summer growing and I have to say, after a day of tidying up yesterday, things are looking pretty nice in the veggie patch right now. I came home from Fanny Bay on Sunday to harvest another meal of beans, a… Continue Reading “Small problems, big harvests.”
Something there is that doesn't love a wall
This feels so hypocritical after all my raving about how great our community is, how much we want to know our neighbours and so on…. but Brian and I are thinking that we might just have to build a taller fence around our yard… Continue Reading “Something there is that doesn't love a wall”
Planning for canning (and workshops)
At 11:30 I was notified that today at 1:30 was the last, last chance to submit a grant application to the community small grants, urban agriculture program. So what did I do? Wrote three grant applications for possible fall workshops/projects in under an hour.… Continue Reading “Planning for canning (and workshops)”
Locally sourced saffron?
Well, not quite saffron. But safflower. Which is a thistle-like flower I decided to grow in the garden this year. I could have grown saffron crocus instead, but the notion of having to grow hundreds of crocuses in order to get a few grams… Continue Reading “Locally sourced saffron?”
Bumper Crop of the Week: Beans
Admittedly, my edamame plants haven’t been doing so well as of late. Spindly plants, mottled with brown spots. Clearly there is something about soya bean growing I just don’t understand. But my other bush beans? Wowza, they are green and luscious and making loads… Continue Reading “Bumper Crop of the Week: Beans”
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