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The Case of the Mystery Roots
Over the years we have grown a wide range of edible staple roots, both tropical and temperate. Thus far, we’ve…
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Gardening on a Mountain?
It’s nice to have flat land – but what about when you don’t? And you don’t have the cash to…
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Using Mulch to Keep Cassava Alive Through Frost
We are growing cassava in zone 8b, which is far from its preferred tropical climate! Yet we’ve found it to…
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Cyber Monday and an Incoming Frost
If you shop on Amazon and would like to support our work this Christmas season, I have created a list…
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Don’t Make Excuses to Avoid Gardening – Instead Use What You Have!
It’s really important to “make do” and not complain about what you don’t have. As the old saying goes, “I…
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Should A Compost Pile have a Bottom on it?
There is a misconception that a compost pile must be made directly on the ground. Though we have done that…
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Happy Thanksgiving!
There is a lot to be thankful for. We finally got some good rain The greenhouse is finished The new…
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2023 Yields so Far
It’s been a good year! That’s 2297lbs of produce, plus 2330 eggs and 5 roosters! This is even better than…
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But some of us only have a city lot!
Earlier this year I posted a video on how to start a food forest the easy way: This morning I…
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The Greens of Fall
Though the tomatoes and peppers and melons are gone, and the gloriously abundant roots of summer are now stored in…
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Nitrogen-Fixer Fail! Adding Mimosa Leaves Decreased Plant Growth
Adding mimosa leaves as a fertilizer to a bed didn’t increase plant growth. Instead, it seems to have stunted it.…






