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First time backyard gardeners in the Midwest ZONE 5
Hi, welcome to Our Blog!
We would like you to leave a comment, suggestion, or any ounce of advice that you believe may be helpful to us. We need all the wisdom and experience we can gather. Thank you for visiting. Have fun getting dirty in the garden with us! :)
The Family
- Mama, Papa, and Son
- We are a small family working on our first backyard garden.
Sources of Ineterest and Info
Blog Archive
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2009
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March
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- Germination of new planting in 60 hours or less
- Adventures with Rockwool part 2
- Seeds sown 3.23.09
- Progress of 3.7.09 planting
- Pepper and Tomato Seedlings
- Our New Plant Stand
- DIY light stand for starting seeds
- Before Last Frost Flower Planting List
- Green and Blue
- Another Tray on its Way
- Love-in-a-Mist
- The Three Sisters Technique
- Bean Teepee
- Planting a Sunflower House
- How to Plant Potates
- Tomatoes and Peppers
- Getting our hands dirty and sowing seed
- Germination Station
- Humidity Dome
- Seedling Incubation Commenced
- Adventures with Rockwool
- Average Last Spring Frost Map
- Seeds we have purchased
- Planting and Harvesting Chart
- Designing a Vegetable Garden
- List of Companion Plants
- Can Squash Cross Pollinate with Cucumbers?
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March
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Blogs We Visit
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My Garden Today4 weeks ago
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Drowning in cucumbers9 months ago
Grow Better Veggies
Followers
Quotes we enjoy
Plants are like people: they're all different and a little bit strange.
Usually children spend more time in the garden than anybody else. It is where they learn about the world, because they can be in it unsupervised, yet protected. Some gardeners will remember from their own earliest recollections that no one sees the garden as vividly, or cares about it as passionately, as the child who grows up in it.
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