Mary, Mary, Quite contrary...

Jun 12, 2005 15:45


Mary Mary quite contrary,
How does your garden grow?
With silver bells and cockle shells
And pretty maids all in a row.
Some six weeks after we begun, our garden is all in, and I am very happy! We went out in the rain today (better than the burning sun of yesterday, at least) and picked up some plants for the last 3 feet of the garden, as we ( Read more... )

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lissa_dora June 13 2005, 01:37:22 UTC
I will, once I manage to take them, and have them developed onto DC, then post them.... ;-0

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eseme June 13 2005, 15:31:47 UTC
Yum!

I take it someone likes peppers? What will you do with them all?

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lissa_dora June 13 2005, 16:39:10 UTC
Well, we didn't really intend to fill the last foot and a half with chilis, but we had this space left over, and it was $0.99 for a 4" pot of one pepper, or $1.99 for six chilis...

We will make chili, dry chilis, use them to dip in hmumus and other dips, stir-fry them, have them in fajitas and sketti sauce and thai...

We use 2 - 3 peppers (bell, mostly) a week anyway; we really like peppers.

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virgohippy June 18 2005, 04:52:52 UTC
organic?

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lissa_dora June 18 2005, 19:17:55 UTC
Neh. Still trying to convince Sam to do composting. BUt low-gfertilizer and no other chemicals.

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virgohippy June 19 2005, 02:05:29 UTC
low-gfertilizer? what's that?

in my experience gardening just isn't gardening unless there's compost and mulch. too bad it takes so much extra effort though. =(

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lissa_dora June 19 2005, 20:58:10 UTC
*sticks her tongue out at you*

Low-fertilizer... not so much of it as we could, only about once a month

It's not the extra effort so much as the pest problem and thus cost to get a pest-free compost bin.

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