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Repelling Cutworms with Ashes
A few days ago, I shared a video on repelling cutworms with ashes by putting a circle around each seedling:…
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The Tomato Death March Continues
We press on! I have plans to make things better. Stay tuned.
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Garden Beds, February 2020
The farm is coming together. As you can see above, there are six tomato test beds to the back, with…
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The Papaya Hill Experiment
I found two nice varieties of papaya at a local roadside fruit stand. First, a big orange one about the…
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Poor Man’s Compost Pile
My friend Kevin sends pictures of his novel compost pile in Honduras: Kevin writes: Greetings from Honduras. This is my…
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Clone Your Favorite Tree with Easy Air-Layering
Air-layering is one of those plant propagation methods that separates beginning gardeners from hardcore gardeners. Most of us have started…
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Involuntary Posting Break!
As we now live in a location without internet, I need to drive out to borrow wifi if I want…
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Betel Palms on the Homestead
Betel chewing is a very common habit in West Timor, where I visited last September. As a plant geek, I…
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Creating a New Greywater Oasis
Some years ago, I created a greywater harvesting system in North Florida. All I did was run a pipe from…
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Progress on the Homestead
We are working our way towards using almost the entire back area of our property for our annual gardens. I’m…
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How to Save Tomato Seeds with the Fermentation Method
Saving tomato seeds is easy. Here’s how to do it like a pro, on your kitchen counter. This method of…
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The Tropical Tomato Trials Begin
Over the last week we’ve accomplished a lot in the back gardens. There are now multiple long beds, plus a…






