Why bother growing tomatoes??? Critters eat them… Blights and Rots ruin them…. Still most of us soldier on year after year.
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Remember Polaroid?
What’s old is new again! Looking forward to playing with my new polaroid back.
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Stock Up and Preserve the Harvest
Whether preserving produce from your own garden or taking advantage of fresh, locally grown produce from your farmers market, here are some tips for putting up fruits and vegetables for the winter.
Prevent Pesky Gross Stink Bugs
It’s time. They will start finding their way into our homes. How can you keep them from making a mess of your home? Chemicals?? Not so much. Exclusion… is the way.
Fordhook Farm Meets Plant Geek
A lot of work goes in to satisfying our thirst for more and different plants. Here’s what’s happening at Burpee’s nearby Fordhook Farms.
Zinormous Zucchini
Gardening is best when shared, a notion I have known for several years but I am truly experiencing it now. Gardening is not static and that is what keeps it fun.
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Storm Memories and Musing
I think I like being reminded that humans are really not as in charge as we’d like to think we are. Few things do that as well as extravagant weather. Storms are random. Nature itself has its own purpose, its own dance to perform.
PRG Favorite Perennials
We’re sick of all the lame “best of” plant lists. Here’s one that actually has some good and interesting plants in it.
CSA is Here to Stay
by Wendy Brister · September 24, 2010
Farming is changing. As is the way we view our food. And CSA has something to do with it.