Archive for 'raccoons'
January 6, 2009
Well, I’ve been holding out on you since the weekend when I took these pictures, but EG convinced me not to pain you with one loooong post and then nothing for the rest of the week. So, today is the day for my garden tour.
But before I do that, a reader suggested rather than starting [...]
Posted: January 6th, 2009 under Food, Winter Sowing, coldframe/hoop cover, planning, raccoons, seed starting, tomatoes, weather.
Comments: 4
September 30, 2008
Well, I got out in the garden after work again. In fact, the kids were outside when I got home. I must say I didn’t do a whole lot, mostly puttered. Theraputic.
Only two of the last batch of peas sprouted so I took a cue from Rebekah and soaked some more peas. After an hour [...]
Posted: September 30th, 2008 under fertilizer, planting, polination, raccoons, research, watering/irrigation.
Comments: 3
September 7, 2008
Not really sure why I broke up these two posts, but there’s just a lot going on, so make sure you check out yesterday since I just posted it, hehe.
This post will be about my garden and bread. I’ll start with the bread to make sure the gardeners actually read it.
I’m not sure what happened [...]
Posted: September 7th, 2008 under bread, polination, raccoons, tomatoes.
Comments: 4
August 7, 2008
Well, I know it’s not the weekend, but the weather was so nice that I wanted to get out. Besides, my kids wanted to go outside and play and my wife was complaining about all the bugs in the kitchen compost. So I went out to fluff a pile and rebuild a compost bin. And [...]
Posted: August 7th, 2008 under beds, corn, fertilizer, harvest, planning, planting, preserving, raccoons, seed starting, weather.
Comments: 4
August 4, 2008
Man something is going sssslllloooooowwww tonight. Thankfully my posts autosave every twenty seconds so I won’t lose much. And tonight is pic heavy. Let’s see how this goes.
Today was one of the best weather days of the year, so we decided to go for a walk after work. I finally snapped a pic of the [...]
Posted: August 4th, 2008 under beds, corn, harvest, planning, planting, polination, potatoes, raccoons, research, weather.
Comments: 4