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| Heirloom Black Tomato Seeds on a wet Paper Towel This Method so far has yielded me the best success rate of sprouting by far than regular planting the seed in dirt. |
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| Black Tomato Seedlings |
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| Mizuna from Wet Paper towel transplanted to dirt |
Participating in the Great Backyard Bird Count is simple. First, pick a location where you will be able to observe birds during the February 15–18 event. Locations can range anywhere from your backyard to a nearby park or wilderness area. Then, visit that area during the event and count the number and types of birds you see over at least a 15 minute period. Lastly, submit your data to the Great Backyard Bird Count. While you need to count birds at one location for at least 15 minutes, you are welcome to visit multiple locations and perform counts for longer than 15 minutes.
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| Thank You Margret Roach for posting thi to your blog A Way To Garden |
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| Even in the barren-ness of November, Next years garden floats through my head. |
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| The Mother Super Beefsteak Tomato |
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| Nearly 4 inches wide the mother is the first in this line of tomatoes |
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| Under these tomatoes is a slice of bread Just to put the size of the mother beefsteak into perspective |
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| This back forty part of the pumpkin patch garden started when I discovered, in my compost bin, (An old metal garbage can that I use for a compost pile if truth be told) a big pile of growing sprouting pumpkin seeds. Knowing that did not have the time or energy to individually plant each any every one(there must have been 25+ or more) I dug a hole and planted them where I thought they might grow. Low and behold 5 months later this is what the pumpkin patch looks like today. All from volunteer pumpkins seeds form last year's harvest. Woo Hoo. |
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| If you are wondering why do all these pumpkins have nets around them, it is so the critters do not eat them. Which has happened BTW and which has pissed me off in the past |
BACK TO EDEN shares the story of one man’s lifelong journey, walking with God and learning how to get back to the simple, productive methods of sustainable provision that were given to man in the garden of Eden. The organic growing system that has resulted from Paul Gautschi’s incredible experiences has garnered the interest of visitors from around the world. However, never until now have Paul’s methods been documented and shared like this!
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| Go ahead, bite that Big Apple. Or make a pie out of it. or apple sauce, or apple crisp or.......just take a picture of it. |
From the seed to the farm to the store to your table, corporations are seeking total control over biodiversity, land, and water. They are seeking control over how food is grown, processed, and distributed. And in seeking this total control, they are destroying the Earth’s ecological processes, our farmers, our health, and our freedoms.Taken from the Rainforest Action Network Website.
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| The Nose is Real, The Mouth is Real The eyes are not. I drew them on this mis-shaped TOMATO |
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| An Eggplant with a hole where a hole should not be. |
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