A visitor in the Garden.A woolly worm!!
Does any one know what he is telling us with his color?
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One Family, One Garden.
Co Op Members
- Sue and Edd McGatha
- Sara and Eric Warren
- Carolyn and Matt Barber
- Phylis Staley
Our Garden
Our Garden
Six 4 x 8 Beds
Three 8 x 8 Beds
5 Square Yards of Top Soil
6 Square Yards of Leaf Compost
What we are growing:
Tomatoes
Peppers
Peas
Carrots
Beets
Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Beans
Onions
Melons
Pumpkins
Watermelon
Strawberries
Dwarf Apple Tree
Pear Trees
Blackberries
Six 4 x 8 Beds
Three 8 x 8 Beds
5 Square Yards of Top Soil
6 Square Yards of Leaf Compost
What we are growing:
Tomatoes
Peppers
Peas
Carrots
Beets
Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Beans
Onions
Melons
Pumpkins
Watermelon
Strawberries
Dwarf Apple Tree
Pear Trees
Blackberries
Our Weather
The Ready Store
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September
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- Pixie Crunch at Gurney's- A family favorite!
- September 2008 Independence Summary
- Garden at 122 Days
- How to make Tomato Sauce
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- A visitor to the Garden
- Melons and Pumpkins at 116 Days
- Pole Beans at 116 Days
- Peppers at 116 Days
- Tomatoes and Kale at 116 Days
- Garden at 116 Days
- This Week's Harvest
- How to Harvest Potaotes
- Pole Beans at 109 Days
- Melon and Pumpkin Patch at 109 Days
- How to Harvest Carrots
- Tomatoes and Kale at 109 Days
- Garden at 109 Days
- Canning Class at Carriage Hill
- Pictures from around the Homestead
- This Week's Harvest
- Potatoes at 102 Days
- Pumpkin Patch at 102 Days
- Melon Patch at 102 Days
- Pole Beans at 102 Days
- Peppers and Carrots ant 102 Days
- Tomatoes and Kale at 102 Days
- Garden at 102 Days
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1 comment:
"ME HUNGRY! FEED ME!" :) i'm just taking a guess.
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