MATERIALS: 2 cups potting soil 5 cups pottery clay mix from your local art store 1-2 cups water 1-2 cups seeds of your choice (local wildflowers are a good start) Large tub to mix ingredients Large box to dry and store seed balls TIME FRAME: 1 hour + 1-2 weeks…
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Uncategorized2013 Seeds & Plans
To be completely honest, buying seeds each spring is both exciting and a little stressful. I struggle every single year with what exactly to put in the garden and how it will all fit. At the height of summer, I tend to find myself feeling incredibly proud and excited by…
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UncategorizedSeed Starting
Even though it’s only the beginning of March, I still feel a bit behind the curve in my seed starting because last year began so early. We still have at least 10 weeks until our official last freeze date, but I’ve found myself in a tizzy about getting some seeds…
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UncategorizedSeed Saving
In my continued attempt to save seeds, I am grateful that the warm (hot) weather has helped the overwintered veggies complete their cycle as well provided the perfect environment for the peppers and tomatoes to ripen. Enter a few of my favorite little promise keepers (as in, there’s so much…
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Every morning when I wake up (whether it be by the alarm or by the suns gentle rise behind the Sangres), I make myself a cup of black tea with milk & honey and take a little walk through the garden. I check for growth and blossoms, I harvest, I…
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This is me, in all my gardening glory (hmmm…) holding up the biggest turnip-gone-to-seed-space-hog ever! Never did I think that one turnip would get so incredibly big! Well, not the actual turnip, but all the foliage that went along with it! Of all the seeds we’re attempting to save this…