The peppers have only been outside for a few days, but already the bees have been busy! We noticed this baby pepper late yesterday!
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A journal of the growth of our vegetable garden in Upstate New York.
About The Gardener
- Mandy
- My great-grandfather used to tell his children to "stop showing your eats!", meaning, don't talk with your mouth full. This seems like a more appropriate forum to "show your eats", except, I am sowing mine as well! Enjoy!
In This Garden
- Beans (6)
- Birds and Bugs (4)
- Broccoli (4)
- Carrots (1)
- Chives (2)
- Design (2)
- Eggplant (6)
- Flowers (3)
- Frost (1)
- Garden View (1)
- Harvests (3)
- Herbs (2)
- Lettuce (2)
- Marigold (3)
- Mesclun (1)
- Onions (4)
- Oregano (2)
- Peas (8)
- Peppers (11)
- Planting (1)
- Potatoes (7)
- Seed List 2009 (1)
- Squash (2)
- Sunflowers (2)
- Tomatoes (8)
- Update (3)
- Zucchini (2)
Blog Archive
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2009
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June
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- Volunteer Tomato
- A Fabulous Garden Day!
- Onions, Broccoli & Beans
- Peas Galore!
- Tomatoes In Pictures!
- First Tomatoes!
- Photo Update
- The Prez Likes Him Some Good Eats
- You can look, but you cannot harvest...yet.
- Community Gardens
- I'd Rather Be In the Garden Today
- Pepper Leaf Problem
- Photo Update From 6-12-09
- SLUG-O
- BUGS! UGH!
- Update June 16, 2009
- HEAVY RAIN SHOWERS = NO GOOD
- More Garden Photos
- Potatoes Are Growing!
- Tomatos Are In The Ground!
- What's Happening In The Garden...
- Early Hot Peppers
- Peppers In The Ground!
- Update 6/4/09
- FROST IN JUNE!
- Killdeer
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June
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Vegetable Gardening Links
Blogs Worth Checking Out
Think Small...As In Business
In addition to growing my own food, I am a big believer in supporting local and small businesses. I love the website, www.ETSY.com, because everything on it is handmade. Big box and mass manufacturing have nothing on these quality, one-of-a-kind treasures!
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