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Early Spring Volunteer Salad

on March 6, 2016June 7, 2019 By Gary Rondeau 2 Comments

It's early Spring and times are changing quickly. Although not quite officially Spring yet, the weeds are greening up in the garden. That means that we get fresh salad again! I just planted some flats of lettuce starts, but no need to wait for them if you can grow the right weeds. My favorite for this [...]

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Winter Greens

on February 5, 2012February 5, 2012 By Gary Rondeau 2 Comments

With a couple of beautiful days this weekend, we are back to unseasonably dry winter weather. The temperatures squeaked up to almost 50 F both days, so the bees were flying a little. We are still eating lots of things from the garden.   Earlier in the week, Ellen picked about a bushel of collard [...]

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Spring Seed-Saving Surprises

on June 5, 2010June 5, 2010 By Gary Rondeau 5 Comments

On the last day of May, I just harvested the first seed of the season.  Last fall, I planted some mache (aka corn salad or lamb's lettuce) but it was too late, so there wasn't anything for the fall, and I forgot about it over the winter.  This spring, I was cleaning up that section [...]

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