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Tag Archives: chard
Building the ‘No Weeding’ 4′ x 8′ Box
French gardeners are masters at getting the most from a little in their potager or garden. Often, it fills most of a side yard; it is so tightly packed with various vegetables in various stages that one must do a … Continue reading
Posted in 4' x 8' raised box, Garden
Tagged 4 x 8 box, AC2, arsenic free, beets, cabbage, chard, composting, cool weather crops, early crops, easy care gardening, exterior nails, French intensive gardening, lettuces, lumber, Monet, no weeding, onions, peat moss, peppers, perlite, potager, raised bed, small garden, spinach, succession planting, tomatilloes, tomatoes, turnips, vermiculite, weed-free
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Early Planting and Greens For Broth
Start with the first cool weather seeds outdoors as soon as the soil can be worked ~ beets, chard, the lettuces, red Russian kale, parsley, radishes, carrots, and greens like mustard all work well together. They can be planted as … Continue reading
Posted in Broth, Companion planting, Food & Recipes, Garden
Tagged Avalanche snow peas, broth, Carrots Love Tomatoes, chard, companion planting, cool weather planting, early planting, garlic, greens, kale, lettuces, Louise Riotte, minerals, nutrients, onions, parsley, parsley radishes, pastured chickens, spinach, succession planting, symbiosis
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It’s Time To Plant Lettuce!
You can plant lettuce seed in between onion sets or, all alone, as early as you can work the soil. By the time the onions are ready to be pulled, the lettuce will have already been in the salad bowl! … Continue reading
Posted in Companion planting, Garden
Tagged 4x8 box, beets, broccoli, cabbage, cabin fever, Carrots Love Tomatoes, chard, cold frame, companion planting, compost, cool weather, cucumbers, diagram, early, garden, growing squash, It's Time To..., kale, Louise Riotte, onions, peas, peat moss, plan, planning, planting, radishes, seeds, soil, space saving trick, spring, tomato teepees, trellis, vermiculite, vines
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The Beginning
Do you have cabin fever? Well, spring is coming ~ can you feel it? I am energized by the thought of it… Here are photos of our 2010 garden to show … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Seed Saving
Tagged 4x8 box, beets, broccoli, cabbage, cabin fever, Carrots Love Tomatoes, chard, cold frame, companion planting, compost, cool weather, cucumbers, diagram, early, garden, growing squash, kale, Louise Riotte, onions, peas, peat moss, plan, planning, planting, radishes, seeds, soil, space saving trick, spring, tomato teepees, trellis, vermiculite, vines
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