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Category Archives: gardening
The Sunny Side
OH, BUT THERE is a sunny side, not that we couldn’t use a little rain. But just as the sun was setting, I went out for a last stroll through the garden and found, to my great delight, a tiny … Continue reading
In a Nutshell
HERE’S THE DILEMMA. Because the growing medium in the bales and pots (tubs, not herbs) is smaller and isolated, and has exceptionally good drainage, it must be watered daily. The rest of the garden holds pretty well with a two-days … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative watering, Cushaw, gardening, Jimmy Nardelo, Ozarks, peppers, squash
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Expletive, dear expletive!
WELL, EXPLETIVE! I spent a good bit of yesterday and today taking apart, refitting and reassembling the expletive! drip irrigation system for my hay bale and large pot (tub, not herb) part of the garden, and the expletive! expletive! thing … Continue reading
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Tagged companion planting, gardening, Ozarks, peppers, raised beds, watering system
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Today in the garden, May 8
Actually a few days ago.
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Tagged basil, beans, gardening, lettuce, okra, Ozarks, pole beans, tomatoes
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Today in the garden
photo credit: S. Denton
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Tagged compost, gardening, heavy mulch, Ozarks, raised beds, upcycled materials
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The Herbies
As they are so fondly known.







