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Finally, a tomato plant that works for us
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Or maybe two. My friends, may I present you TomatoMountain Merit F1 2014 AAS Regional (Heartland) Vegetable Award Winner on the left and the Tomato Chef’s Choice Orange F1 2014 AAS National champion Vegetable Award Winneron the right. Since 1933,…
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Inexpensive stink bug trap
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Source: http://www.vtnews.vt.edu “A Virginia Tech team of researchers has proven that homemade, inexpensive stink bug traps crafted from simple household items outshine pricier models designed to kill the invasive, annoying bugs. Researchers from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences…
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It’s bee-time !!
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Here at Green Haven Estate, we involuntarily give food and shelter to many fuzzy bees. We have… Bumblebees Carpenter bees And numerous unspecified species like these ones. This year, we will add another bee: the Orchard Mason bee. Like the…
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Notice: be aware of frost damage at the big box store.
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As you probably realized this week, we had many days of temperature around the freezing point. At one time, here in central Maryland, the water in the potholes froze. We surveyed the frost tender plants at some of our local…
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My new toy: broadfork
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The first time I heard about, it was in the Eliot Coleman’s Four Season Gardening booka few years ago. A broadfork is a big fork used mainly to break the soil and improve aeration and drainage by leaving the soil…
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The travelling GIEI show!
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These words are not mine but from Jon Traunfeld* as a reaction to the picture below and its description. “As you can see on the picture, Donna and I taught the GIEI gospel outside of Maryland. Today we were at…
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Pint size cantaloupe
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Look what I harvested! It’s a Minnesota midget cantaloupe. Looks like, tastes like, smells like the real thing but it’s all in a pint size. This 2 serving size heirloom melon is ideal for a large container or small garden…
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