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Bursting Forth
It is amazing what can happen in the garden in just a few short weeks. There must be fairies visiting …Continue reading →
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A Basket Full
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A Few Last Moments
My daughter has four days left of school. Four short days. Due to a twist of circumstance, my son has …Continue reading →
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Bitter Cukes and Bandits
If you have ever grown cucumbers I can bet you have been unlucky enough to bite into the awfulness of …Continue reading →
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Up Close
There is so much beauty from a distance, and maybe even more so up close. …Continue reading →
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7:00 a.m.
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How Las Vegas Changed Me (just a little)
I recently had to spend five days in Las Vegas. Five days and four nights too many. Despite living just …Continue reading →
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When Tomatoes Take Over the Counter
Those of you who grow several tomato plants every summer will be no stranger to the image below. It is …Continue reading →
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Something Chocolate This Way Comes
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There is Something About Beans
Late one afternoon I finally got to picking the dried black beans. As soon as I reached up to remove …Continue reading →
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My New Favorite Squash
Last spring I picked up two Cinderella Pumpkin seedlings at one of RIPE’s monthly garden swaps we hold in our …Continue reading →
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What Happens In January
I used to start my tomatoes in late January or early February. Then I met someone who told me they …Continue reading →
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Winter in Southern California
It is not uncommon to hear, especially from folks who have moved here from other parts of the country, that …Continue reading →
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Dusting Off
It has been over a year and a half since my last post. This site has been sitting on a …Continue reading →
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