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| - | ==== Raised bed gardening | + | ==== The happy couple |
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| + | ==== Mounds of lettuce this year ==== | ||
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| + | Brown Goldring has dark green, crunchy leaves with bronze tips and slightly frilled leaf margins. It's an unusual lettuce having xcellent sweet flavor.It is cold hardy, needing little protection to overwinter and it grows fairly well in the summer, too. | ||
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| + | Brown Goldring is our sandwich lettuce - tasty and with lots of vitamin C. | ||
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| - | >> Get photo of the Early Girl plant???? | + | |
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| - | Added three raised beds from Vego Garden Vego Garden | ||
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| + | Now we can devote an entire bed to a trellis for plants such as pole beans and squash.\\ | ||
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| + | ==== Trellises ==== | ||
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| + | We used a cattle panel from Wilco, the farm store, as a trellis. Some gardeners take a long cattle panel like thi, bending it to create an arch from one bed to another. Our garden layout didn't allow the extra space required so we cut one in half and mounted each in a raised bed. | ||
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| + | We intended to grow pole beans, and " | ||
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| + | ==== Transplanting volunteer native plants ==== | ||
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| + | One of the joys of this property is the selection of volunteer native plants, especially elderberries. | ||
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| + | I like the elderberries, | ||
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| + | Reasons? berries for birds and animals, potential medicinal uses for the berries, .... | ||
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| + | Other native favorites of birds and ???? are hawthorne, indian plum, and crabapple, all of which I have discovered on our parcel. | ||
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| The six fruit trees added in 2025 grew well except for the plum and the cherry: | The six fruit trees added in 2025 grew well except for the plum and the cherry: | ||
| + | === Akane apple === | ||
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| + | === Cosmic Crisp apple === | ||
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| + | === Reliance pach === | ||
| === Glacier cherry === | === Glacier cherry === | ||
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| Its leaves were affected with unknown assailants. As with the cherry, the mild neem oil solutions cleared this eventually. | Its leaves were affected with unknown assailants. As with the cherry, the mild neem oil solutions cleared this eventually. | ||
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