The Anecdotal Gardener

Telling the stories most people would be embarrassed to share.

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Enchiladas

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Courtesy of Morgan! This is what happens with a meat share when you try and get a little creative with ground beef. It was delicious!

Too Many Peppers?

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Never! I love a good pepper and onion pizza! I've still been meaning to grill a pizza, but we haven't gotten around to it yet.  Soon...
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Sunday, September 8, 2013

The Bounty!

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This isn't all from my garden, but my brother, sister-in-law, and nephews stopped by over the weekend and had some vegetables to share. ...
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Sunday, August 25, 2013

Preserving the Harvest

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With about 10lbs of Roma tomatoes, and more coming every week, I figured it was time to start canning! It's not the most fun process to ...
Friday, August 23, 2013

This pretty much sums it up...

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I love this bumper sticker! I can't think of a bigger waste of money, time, and resources than annuals. Especially ornamental annuals! W...
Monday, August 19, 2013

Determinate v. Indeterminate

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Tomatoes come in 2 types-determinate and indeterminate. Determinate ripen all at once. Indeterminate ripen throughout the season. If you...
Thursday, August 8, 2013

More turnips! Big ones too!

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More turnips! Look how big these are! Also, two banana peppers! Tis the season!
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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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