Category Archives: Garden harvest
How do you use Sunchokes?
I have two main styles of sunchokes, these little fingerlings and they have great flavour and they produce a crazy amount of them but they are tiny and scrubbing them is hard enough, there is no peeling them, so I … Continue reading
Hard Frost
It had to happen but its early.. three weeks early.. Oct 5th.. the first hard killing frost arrived on the farm.. even the things we covered which would have made it though a light frost with the covered, had been … Continue reading
Grapes.. still giving and doing their thing..
Two years ago, the grapes pulled down their posts and wire.. its a jumbled mess out there.. it needs to be trimmed, cleaned up and totally rebuilt.. Just one more project that is on the list.. and there it will … Continue reading
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Another Day.. Another Tomato…
I planted 6 Roma’s and 6 Beef Stakes and 6 Cherry tomato plants this year, compared to my normal years.. this is a little amount.. but WOW.. despite the drought.. Hottawa Peppers for the WIN! Crazy Amount of tomato’s coming … Continue reading
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Roasted Cauliflower with Radish slivers
This is a pretty dish to serve as a side on a summer day. You will need one head of fresh (ideally locally grown) Cauliflower One bunch of radish just the radish, clean up the greens and use for a … Continue reading
A little Harvest Video for you :)
I am enjoying my morning harvests in the cooler weather.. I have pre-started replacement plants to put into the opening in this area of Kitchen Garden Plot 3. I will be eating as much as we can fresh but there … Continue reading
Ask me a question? What is my Favorite Veggie?
Bubbles1990 Asked me What is your Favorite Vegetable and ways I preserve and prepare it? While this seems like a simple question.. the answer is a little more difficult.. My favorite veggie list is wide.. climbing plants– beans just a … Continue reading
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Tagged Ask farmgal a question, beet recipes, beets, growing beets, Harvesting beets
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Broccoli Harvest
Now if you were smart enough to stagger your seed starting , you will have planted out every two or three weeks to extend your harvest.. Do consider starting some Broccoli seeds right now! for a fall harvest of this … Continue reading
Hedges.. o hedges.. make it so..
I am ordering in 100 new cedar babies from the county tree program this year and will do hundred more next years is the plan, and I have swack of native black willow whips to move over and start them … Continue reading
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Tagged billhook tool, cane cutter, Food Forest, hedge rows, permaculture, pollard tree, rose hedges, Tree Hay
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