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Tag Archives: sweet peas
What Should I Plant in Fall?
Fall is my favorite time of year! It has fantastic holidays (Halloween, El Dia de Los Muertos, Thanksgiving), good food (pumpkin pie) and beautiful colors. Also, it’s time to start my fall garden! This year I plan to have my … Continue reading
Posted in Fall, Vegetables
Tagged arugula, autumn colors, beets, broccoli, brussels sprouts, bulbs, calendula, carrots, cauliflower, chrysanthemum, cilantro, collard greens, coriander, cyclamen, el dia de los muertos, fall colors, fall vegetable gardening, halloween, kale, kohlrabi, nasturtium, pansies, parsnips, pot marigold, rutabaga, shelling peas, snap peas, snapdragons, snow peas, stock, sugar peas, sweet peas, thanksgiving, turnips, what's an annual?
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Apartment Gardening in 4 Square Feet (in Winter)
I’ve written 3 posts about square foot gardening, the most I’ve written about any topic, but was compelled to add yet another! I have to be honest, I’m quite skeptical of the chapter on gardening on pavement. I can’t help … Continue reading
Posted in Vegetables, Winter
Tagged apartment gardening', baby bok choy, carrots, cilantro, nasturtium, pak choy, peas, poppy, primroses, radishes, square foot gardening, sweet peas, winter gardening
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Sweet Peas=Spring!
I’ve gotten behind on my blogging, please pardon dear reader. When I started writing this post the weather was more “spring-like” so please take that into account! Sweet peas are the epitome of spring. The flowers have a tantalizing, honey-like … Continue reading