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 [...]

Is There Still Time to Plant Fall Vegetables?

Friday, August 7th, 2009

I really thought that not talking about it would help ease the anguish of watching the days grow shorter as this summer’s vegetable gardening season continues to wind down.
Well an email I received from Renee yesterday helped me to see that I wasn’t the only one that was a little anxious over the situation…
Holding on [...]

Snowfall Marks Changing Times in the Veggie Garden

Monday, November 24th, 2008

The weekend found the garden covered by its first blanket of snow. I’m still growing a few vegetables here in Central PA despite the fact that the weather conditions have turned cold and wintry a lot sooner than I’d prefer.
When it’s not covered by the white stuff, the garden is still green and yielding a [...]

Garden Log 9-30-08; So Long Summer, Hello Fall

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

I hate to admit it but summer is over, fall has arrived, and winter is on the way. There no getting around it so I may as well accept it!
Not that I have anything agaist autumn, it’s actually my favorite growing season in the vegetable garden, but I don’t look forward to cold, snow and [...]

Extreme Makeovers for Awesome Fall Vegetable Gardens

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

Would you like to try your hand at growing a fall veggie garden this year but aren’t quite sure how to manage it because your entire garden is currently over flowing with juicy tomatoes, sweet peppers and other summer crops that are still in full production?
That’s a dilemma that many backyard gardeners are faced with [...]

Winter Vegetables

Wednesday, November 30th, 2005

Winter Vegetables are the cold hardy varieties that don’t flinch at the arrival of fall frosts, and have no problem withstanding a moderate amount of freezing weather. In fact, some winter vegetables can survive to enjoy the warmth of spring and continue producing harvests for the crafty gardener.
Here’s a list of my favorite cold hardy [...]

Garden Log 11-7-05

Monday, November 7th, 2005

This past weekend was ideal for getting in a little fall gardening. Despite the calendar saying that it’s November, the temperatures were more like springtime. High temps reached into the seventies, while the lows were no where near freezing. Overall, weather conditions were about 25 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year.
Of course [...]

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