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Dave
Southern Indiana
USDA Zone 6bAn organic (mostly) gardener shares his thoughts about gardening, nature, food and striving to be self-sufficient.
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Tag Archives: Gardening
Harvest Monday, March 8, 2010
This week’s harvest added some baby spinach to the mix. I made a wilted spinach salad with some hot balsamic vinaigrette, orange sections and walnuts. The spinach was harvested when I did the final thinning from one of the greenhouse … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian greens, cold frame, Gardening, greens, lettuce, salad, spinach
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Salads To Go
One of the new things I tried last year was planting lettuce and other greens in plastic window boxes. I did it because I was doing a seminar on vegetable gardening and I needed something portable to illustrate how easy … Continue reading
Harvest Monday, March 1, 2010
After reading about other gardeners and their Harvest Mondays for a while now, I have decided to join in with my own harvests. Every Monday over at Daphne’s Dandelions folks link to posts about their weekly harvests. Thanks to Daphne … Continue reading
Salad Garden Update
Last month I wrote about the seedlings I started for our March salads. I thought I would give a little update on how they are doing. The seeds were started in this 200-cell plug tray. After one week, they were … Continue reading
Do the Wave
I love petunias, always have. I remember growing red multiflora types from seed years ago so I could have lots of them for the hummingbirds. They seem to love petunias too, especially the red shades. In fact, they like them … Continue reading
Son of Scratchy
My dad loved to feed the birds. He even made a special pole-mounted feeder to discourage the tree squirrels from eating all the bird seed. He also fed his squirrels to keep them away from the feeder. At least, that … Continue reading



