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Category Archives: Gardening
Pickled Peppers
Tonight, I canned 4 pints of peppers from the garden. Super easy to do, fill the jars with peppers, then fill with hot vinegar/water, then put in boiling water for 10 minutes. I hope they taste good!
Garden Update – October 15, 2011
Explosion of Growth! I haven’t been in my garden all week and wow, I’m sorry about that because I wasted so much okra. The plants were tipping over from the weight and I couldn’t get through the isles because they … Continue reading
Using the Soil Cube to Start Seeds
In an effort to get more vegetables planted this fall, I decided to start a few trays indoors using the soil cube I won earlier this year. (not having much luck starting from seed directly out in the garden) Pictures … Continue reading
Bryson’s Gardening Class
Bryson and I went to John Krause‘s “Organic Gardening For Kids” class at Wells Brother Farm Store this afternoon. Bryson did not want to plant anything during the class, but when it was time to leave, he decided he did … Continue reading
Garden Update – September 5, 2011
I was able to get quite a few seeds in the ground today. I cleaned up the bed by my patio, and re-planted most of bed #1. I think it was just too hot for the broccoli seedlings I planted … Continue reading
Aquaponics Drain Considerations
My simple aquaponics system has been relativly trouble-free for about 6 months now. I haven’t had to do anything to it other than feed the fish. (not counting my battle with pH) Today, I noticed the drain wasn’t flowing water … Continue reading
Status Quo Bias: The American Front Lawn
Funny short video about our turf grass: via youtube
Is your time worth $72 per hour?
I did the math behind making your own jam and now I think making your own jam is one of the best uses of your time possible. It is easy too! As an added bonus, you know exactly what ingredients … Continue reading
My ‘project’ is well underway now!
Today was a very big day for me. The first class of the DFW Citizen Gardener program occurred today, and it was a great success. We had 29 students go through, and I could tell there were many ‘ah-ha’ moments for people. … Continue reading
This is MY America
Jason w/ “The Urban Farming Guys” was interviewed by Jack Spirco yesterday. I love what these families are doing. They realize the government is not the answer to all their problems, and they are making a huge difference for the … Continue reading
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