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Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Journal Entry 2013-12-29

Gardening in Middle Tennessee
Sunday
Starts my January Book.
Last week found that my last Farmers Market sweet potato had sprouted - so of course, I couldn't cook it - had to put it in a cup of water.

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Friday, September 13, 2013

Journal Entry 2013-09-13

Gardening in Middle Tennessee.


We are less than 300 feet from a small lake - meaning lots of skeeters - and the wonderous (sic) chirping of thousands of frogs. I have so missed such a chorus. And, of course, I hope all those frogs are eating LOTS of insects!!!


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Sunday, June 2, 2013

Journal Entry 2013-06-02

Gardening in Middle Tennessee
  • Strawberries, peaches, lettuce, small garlic, and jams from yesterday's farmer's market.
  • Adding things to my Evernote Farm Files
  • Not sure when the local farmer planted corn, but it is over a foot high now
  • First of my Costoluto Genoveses are ripening. Small toms - probably a reaction to the plant almost dying. [2013-06-08 Turned out they were cherry tomatoes that had inter-twined with the Costoluto Genovese. Explains why they were small.]

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Journal Entry 2013-04-23

Gardening in Middle Tennessee
Neighbor's bearded irises are beginning to bloom. Their daffodils are done. The first born Red Cherry Large Fruited has it's first pea sized tomato forming. The Red Cherry Large Fruited have been, by far, the most vigorous under poor circumstances - planted to early, transplanted to cups too late, left under lights too long, put outdoors before it was really warm enough for tomatoes to thrive... and yet, it thrives.
Lawn needs mowing twice a week when it rains and its warm. Our neighbor has a lawn care business, so does it for us cheap; however, I am seeing a riding lawn mower in my crystal ball...can't wait for my own place. All that grass will make some awesome compost.


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Saturday, January 5, 2013

Journal Entry 2013-01-05

Gardening in Middle Tennessee
12:48 pm Nashville
I am so excited - it looks like I may have found some dirt to play in while I am temporarily landless.  Jessica has been visiting and we visited the Oaklands antebellum home.  They have a small garden with plants from the Civil War time period.  Right up my alley.  So looking forward to it, both for the learning and the doing.  So many things to research.  Their master gardener is Connor Moss.  

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