I made this crescent shaped raised bed for the Kale this winter. This was where the Corn and beans were planted during summer. The path on the right will be kept a path, the space on the left of it will be planted with potatoes. I also planted much more Napa Cabbage, as a lot of bugs ate the first round, and planted Romaine and Redleaf lettuce too. I'll post pics when they sprout....now, if I can find room to plant the Daikon Radish.... oh yes, I'm waiting for 2 new beds to be made by my hubby!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Fall Garden Updates
Here's a view of the fall garden, in the pic are garlic, peppers, shelling peas, bulb onions, a little bit of carrots, nappa cabbage seedlings, marigolds, bitter melon, fig tree, mikan mandarin tree, and valencia orange tree
Bitter Melon keeps giving! Update on the yellow bitter melons, it's not sweet like I've heard, it's still bitter!
one of the bitter melon vines with the valencia orange and fit nearby
sunchoke harvest
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Homemade/Homegrown food
Gluten free dough
Gluten free English Muffins- Buckwheat, Amaranth, Tapioca & Millet flours
Kabocha pumpkins
Cooking pumpkin in the SunOven for pie
More Pumpkins
Mini Pomegranate...these are in the front yard. Mostly just a decorative plant, the fruit is small and the juice is very tart. But if you need some vitamin C it's edible!
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Gluten free bread,
Home Grown Food,
Home Made Food
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Garden Updates
We think these mystery Curcurbits are melons. We give them soy yogurt diluted with water almost everyday and they seems to love it.
Marigolds bursting with color
Mums whispering in the shade
"British Wonder" Shelling peas sprouted
future site of a new garden bed!
Lori the kitty basking in the sun
we tried growing kidney beans but it didn't produce very well.
Homemade Food
Tomato Veggie soup with homegrown Zucchinis and Carrots along with other veggies.
Kneading the gluten-free dough
Gluten-free English Muffins
Pumpkin cooking in the Sun Oven
Harvest Updates
Pumpkins!
Front Yard's Miniature Pomegranates. The insides of these never get red, they stay pink, and tart!
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