Dirt Happy: Fall Glory

Fall Glory

A fleeting glimpse.

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Chateau Moorhen

Moving further south but still in Extremadura is the town of Merida which is filled with amazing Roman ruins. It was an important town back in the day, cal...
Grow a Good Life

[image: Dill Pickled Carrots Canning Recipe ] Looking for a simple and tasty way to preserve your carrots? If you’re a fan of classic dill pickles, get rea...
Our Happy Acres | Life In The Slow Lane

It’s time once again for Harvest Monday, where we celebrate all things harvest related. The weather has been seasonally cool here of late, and we continue ...
Tiny Farm Blog

Met the American robin when I first started veggie farming. I thought he/she/it was a sign of…I don’t know what. This bird was zipping around the garden ...
Hayefield

It’s that time of year again—time to begin celebrating what’s going on in the garden each month. Weather-wise, the overall theme for the last few weeks has...
Skippy's Vegetable Garden

It’s nearing the end of March and I have visions of a warm sunny spring with flowers and planting chores to do very soon. We have had dreary wet weather ...
My Tiny Plot

I first saw cloud pruning done at Peninsula Park rose garden in Portland, Oregon. I went there for a one-day rose pruning course and the person teaching it...
Blogue | Le Jardinier Maraîcher

Comprendre la classification des grandes catégories de fleurs est essentiel pour tout jardinier ou agriculteur souhaitant optimiser la planification et l...
Bifurcated Carrots

The EU Commission is proposing legalizing and regulating NGTs. I’m cautiously optimistic, and think this will be a useful tool for seed savers and others w...
Down on the Allotment

Still here! Everything is growing so fast these past few weeks. Long hot days have seen a lot of activity inside and outside the greenhouse. I found a P...
James Wong's Homegrown Revolution Blog

There are annual spicy plants that you can grow very easily and quickly. Literally within 2-3 weeks, mustard, coriander and arugula will already give spi...
Our French garden in the beautiful Dordogne

This exceptionally warm and at times humid September has gifted mushroom lovers all over the Perigord with a harvest not seen for years. The restaur...
Annie's Kitchen Garden

At 5:54 a.m., on the morning of June 11, 2021, our beloved Father drew his final breath before returning home to join our Mother. Jesus answered him...
From Seed to Table
Chiot's Run - A chronicle of an organic life.

It’s been a while in the making and it still isn’t fully ready, but I’ve decided to go ahead and start posting there. I figured you wouldn’t mind the bare ...
Ghost Town Farm

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Nip it in the bud

I’ve dabbled lightly with using gluten free flour in baking before but steered toward savoury recipes or pancakes to avoid being duped by the palatability ...
Greens and Jeans

We’re noticing signs of spring! Most of the snow has melted, flocks of robins are in the field, and our first snowdrop bloomed on March 30th. The first cro...
Homestead Revival

It's been a while, I know. Too long in fact. Thank you to everyone who still reads and references Homestead Revival's archives. The nearly 3+ year absence ...
Permaculture en climat froid

Merci de votre visite! Ce site restera en ligne, mais ne sera plus mis à jour. J'ai transféré les meilleurs articles de ce blogue sur mon nouveau site web ...
La Ferme de Sourrou .:. Permaculture in France
Gardeningbren in Nova Scotia

Since rebuilding the raised bed, the temps dropped considerably so things slowed down outside. But under the grow lights inside, tomatoes, eggplant (auber...
Subsistence Pattern

* Remembering Rowdy...* No dog ever lives long enough but somehow I feel s...
garden fool

Last Sunday, my husband spotted a fox entering our fenced backyard, where the chickens were free-ranging. We ran out the door yelling and scared the fox a...
Seeding the Good Life

While most Americans consume sweet cream butter, cultured butter has been around for centuries and is still the spread of choice in much of Europe. Not on...
Daphne's Dandelions

Dave of Our Happy Acres will be the new host. Dave has been a regular on Harvest Monday since 2012. He grows a lot of interesting vegetables and varietie...
Soilman

Done next to nothing at the plot. But still got fabulous corn. Just shows: two hours a week (or less) can work miracles.
The Veggie Patch Re-imagined

I haven't decided if I need to move all my efforts over to my new website or keep chatting here too especially for chatty stuff. At any rate, lots of pages...
GrafixMuse's Garden Spot

Thanks for visiting! I have rebranded my blog and moved to Grow A Good Life. You should be redirected automatically in a few seconds. If not please click h...
A Growing Tradition

Read about it here: *http://www.seedingthegoodlife.com/2013/10/digging-for-clams-in-duxbury-bay.htm* l
The Modern Victory Garden

This blog and website will reach its five year anniversary this month. It is pretty amazing when I think about it. Until 2013, I managed to do a b...
Our Engineered Garden

I hope that everyone's Christmas was good, and the one here was fantastic! Me and brother Greg cooked enough food to feed an army - and of course everythin...
Urban Veggie Garden Blog

Here goes another addition of Harvest Monday. It has been a slow garden this year but things are picking up now. These are the first tomatoes of the seaso...
Le potager urbain

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