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Tag Archives: garlic
Digging the Alliums
Today I finished digging the last of the alliums. Lately I’ve been working in the garden early in the morning to escape our brutal heat and humidity. It was already 80°F when I got started at 7am this morning, but … Continue reading
Harvest Monday June 26, 2017
Welcome to Harvest Monday, where we celebrate all things harvest related. Last Friday the remnants of tropical storm Cindy came through and gave us some much needed rain. I’ve been irrigating the garden, but there’s nothing like a good soaking … Continue reading
Posted in Harvest Monday
Tagged bread, broccoli, cabbage, garlic, kamut, kohlrabi, kraut, lacto-fermentation, sourdough, squash, zoodles
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Fermenting Kohlrabi Three Ways
With the spring planted kohlrabi coming in from the garden, now is the time to begin fermenting it to turn it into kraut, pickles and kimchi. In the past, my two favorite things to do with kohrabi were to make … Continue reading
Rain Delay
Wednesday I was able to work in the garden and get a short row of Derby bush beans planted. I had thought about sprouting them inside, but the soil temperature was 70°F so I decided to go ahead and sow … Continue reading
In the Garlic Patch
I managed to finish mulching the garlic bed yesterday before the rains came. We needed a bit of rain, since we are actually running behind the averages so far this spring. Before mulching I weeded around the garlic, a job … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged beans, brassicas, garlic, mulch, peas, shallots, soil temperature
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