Archive for October, 2009

Garden Log 10-28-09 – Oh My Deer!

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

Everything was so going well out in the vegetable garden and I was taking full advantage of the cool weather, abundant rain, a frost free start, and the ideal conditions for growing lush fall vegetable crops.
That is until yesterday evening as I ventured out into the backyard to take some photos. Then I noticed what [...]

Raising Succulent Veggies in Harsh Climates

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

The following message arrived via my Facebook Page from a gardener in Israel who is fervently searching for new edible plants to raise in the veggie garden. The difficulty revolves around a very limited water supply and tough growing conditions that can quickly turn a productive garden into a barren plot.
Here is Trish’s account along [...]

A New HTML Look for the Gardening Secrets Newsletter

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

The latest issue of the Gardening Secrets Newsletter brings some changes to the landscape as the newsletter is now being offered in a more user friendly HTML format. In spite of the fancy new look, you can still subscribe for FREE! If your email reader doesn’t do HTML don’t worry, a text version of the [...]

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