The Anecdotal Gardener

Telling the stories most people would be embarrassed to share.

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Ending May on a Green Note

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As May comes to a close, I'd like to give some updates: 1. This past weekend we weeded (and weeded) and mulched some more. The weeds ...
Thursday, May 24, 2012

Rain, Rain...It's Good for the Garden!

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It's been raining all week here. It stopped for a few hours here and there, but for the most part we're getting a lot of rain this w...
Sunday, May 20, 2012

Mulching!

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What is mulch? Or maybe that's easier to answer after answering why mulch? Mulch is used as a ground cover to suppress weeds, provide nu...
Friday, May 18, 2012

Bad News Bok Choy

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I planted Bok Choy a few weeks ago-that's not the bad news. I sort of remember where I planted it-that's not the bad news either. It...
Tuesday, May 15, 2012

2012 Garden Philosophy

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When I set out to create this year's garden I had a few goals. In no particular order: 1. Organic - natural fertilizers/insect contr...
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Monday, May 14, 2012

When a Pot is More than Just a Pot!

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To pretty much every person imaginable, a pot is just a pot. To me, this pot is possibilities! Having maxed out my 100 square feet of garden...
Saturday, May 12, 2012

The Grass Really is Always Greener

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Yup...I'm on the shady side of the garden again this year. I'm not as worried though. I know that we'll get enough sun. It would...
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The Anecdotal Gardener (BlogSpot) was launched in February 2012 to share my garden experiences with fellow gardeners, who, like myself, struggle with the trials and tribulations of backyard gardening. The Anecdotal Gardener is about garden planning, seed starting, planting, and maintenance. It will also include kitchen activities, recipes, and any other homestead-related activities, like canning and other food preservation methods that I try to utilize in my quest to preserve and extend the harvest. I hope this space inspires everyone to start a garden, eat more vegetables, live a healthier life, and to not be discouraged by any setbacks, for setbacks provide the fodder for our lives!
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