A smart garden lady told me that it’s ok to plant pea seeds in zone 5 on St Patrick’s day. So this weekend found us out in the garden doing just that! We planted nine Carouby De Maussane Sugar Peas out in our veggie patch, aren’t those some charming seeds?
Have you planted anything in your kitchen garden yet?
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We have been utterly busy here in London getting our many projects in order. Here’s a quick run down of what’s had our attention Read More
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How was your weekend? Ours was just lovely! We stayed cozy at home, dreaming of comfort food and the warmth of spring. Read More
Hi There Everyone!
Oh how I’ve missed you! We’re back from five days at the cottage and a must needed rest. Work on our home and headquarters is not yet complete but we are definitely seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, still much work left though!
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I’m super excited about our vegetable garden this year! Lots of tomato and pepper plants now find their permanent home out in our yard. I thought it was about time to post updated photos of how things are going. Read More
I love tulip trees! That’s Liriodendron tulipifera for those of you scientific types. I’d have to say that this is my favourite flowering tree, it has these really great leaves that are big and remind me of Read More
I hope you had a wonderful weekend! We sure did! Darren was off test-driving motorcycles on Saturday morning so I went shopping for the garden at the London Waldorf School Native Plant Sale. It’s an event that Read More
I’m starting to get really excited about the upcoming gardening season! It was a long winter and I’m anxious for some sunshine and homegrown veggies. Two weekends ago we mixed up more dirt Read More
I started some seeds for the vegetable garden a few weeks ago and they are doing really well! I don’t think I’ve ever had such great looking seedlings! My babies are rapidly becoming soldiers! (Although now that I’ve Read More
wednesday morning in our garden
{our square foot vegetable garden, may 25, 2010 - sunny side}
Good morning everyone!
This past weekend was a holiday here in Canada, our unofficial start to summer! And it tends to be a very popular one for gardeners in our area. Here in our garden we planted out most of our transplants including leeks, tomatoes, and peppers and we buried seeds for zucchini and cucumber too. Read More »
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