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Sunday, July 23, 2006

What's Growin' On: 7/23/06



Realization Of The Day:
Beauty and art are everywhere--even in a single onion.

So the greenhouse survived our putting it back together. What one of us thought was going to be an extremely quick and easy task ended up taking the entire day. But it almost looks like it did before the storm. And while we worked we had homemade wind thanks to the giant fan pointed down the greenhouse walkway--and no idea of just how hot it really was out there because the thermometer broke (melted?) at 120.6 degrees F.

From Garden To Table:
TOMATOES! My simple recipe for Summer In A Bowl is coming very soon.
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2 comments:

  1. Stunned DonorJuly 24, 2006 6:40 AM

    Gorgeous pic. I just yanked my onions and shallots the other day, I never grow enough onions to really make a difference, but I do it anyway. The shallots however are a good deal since they're almost $4 a pound at the store.

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  2. Carol MichelJuly 24, 2006 6:30 PM

    Summer in a Bowl sounds intriguing. I can't wait...

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