Tomatoes & More In The Greenhouse San Marzano Tomato Seedlings (started from my '05 seeds) Various Tomato & Pepper Seedlings In ...

Halfway prepared raised bed Yellow, white, and red oinons ready to be covered with soil. (No reason to pull up the volunteer garlic plan...

Yesterday's weather was just plain weird. Unseasonably hot (upper 70s), so windy that at one point I caught myself staring up at the hil...

I've recommended The Vegetable Gardener's Bible more than once on Farmgirl Fare , and for good reason—it's an excellent sourc...

Volunteer Arugula In The Greenhouse Thanks to all of you for the enthusiastic response to my new baby blog--it's really inspiring. This...

Red, white and yellow onion sets Well, almost time at least. I'm giving you a little advanced warning. If you garden by the moon sig...

22 Degrees F At 7:00am Garlic Is Hardy, It Should Recover Just Fine And Kohlrabi's Hardy, Too, Right? Note to self: Just because the ca...

Looking Toward The Hayfield 4/20/03 Garden & Greenhouse 4/20/03 Spring Greens 4/20/03

My Favorite Kind Of Flower--No Maintenance! March 17th, 18th, and 19th were all fertile days in the third quarter, so I was busy planting a...

August 2002: We had a cement footer poured, then built short cinderblock walls. The interior of the greenhouse is 7½ feet wide by 21 feet lo...

When Spring And Snow Are Both Predicted Yesterday's Quick Thinking Handiwork My Heirloom Tomato & Pepper Seedlings Are Safe & Wa...