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Grow Your Own Future: Flowering bulbs for autumn and spring (opens the original)
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Autumn is truly a wondrous season. As it cools overnight, it is often warm by the next afternoon. This is when we should focus on planting spring-flowering bulbs. They are simple and inexpensive to plant and require little upkeep. They are seasonal drought evaders, as they grow and bloom in the spring when there is moisture available and come the hot, dry summer months, they are happily dormant in the ground. It is important to plant spring flowering bulbs in the fall, as they require a cold per
Grow Your Own Future: What are you thankful for? (opens the original)
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As I am out in a garden, my thoughts wander to a gathering I am hosting for Thanksgiving this year. It got me thinking about how wonderful my life really is and how important it is to “pause” and just take a moment to look at your life! There is no better place to do this than in the garden. What are you thankful for in your life? Do you take a moment in the garden to think about what it is that you really love about your life? Can we all really appreciate what it is that life offers to you? Som
Grow Your Own Future: Fermenting vegetables for storage (opens the original)
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If you have been good to your garden, by now the garden will be providing you with multiple harvests of delectable homegrown products. My garden was so plentiful that I am processing and storing it in a multitude of ways. Fermenting is a type of storage that I seem to be using more and more. Using fermentation as a method of preservation does not require a ton of equipment but also follows some of the regular guidelines for storage. For example, using harvested vegetables that are of the utmost
Grow Your Own Future: Planning for spring (opens the original)
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As summer moves closer to fall, the focus changes from the endless days of summer into action that is forward-thinking. I find myself planning for the next great event that comes to the garden, which is the first colour in the spring. Not that harvest falters, nor the endless watering, the weed pulling and the other daily chores, but there is momentum building for what autumn brings. The kids are both excited about school and dreading the early morning rising. In the garden, we again begin to th
Grow Your Own Future: The Veggie Garden â Part I (opens the original)
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I hope that your garden is still providing lots of wonderful food for your table. It is so very satisfying to produce healthy food that we can share with family and friends. Nothing tastes as good as what you harvest from your garden. I do not grow everything in my garden, as much of my outdoor space is not conducive to producing a lot of produce. However, I do love growing fruit, so cherries, apples, and even some plums and pears are always on my list of what to grow. Out of all of these fruits
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