I remember it well even though it was nearly 50 years ago. In school, our teacher had fairly standard lesson plans for the little ones. It was probably first grade when we learned about seed germination. It is still one of those kids’ garden projects that pop up in a child’s early years. A seed …
Somehow the pandemic had some positive effect on us too. We all needed that slowdown in our pace of life to discover “inner me”. We could discover the hidden talents that were never encouraged by us in our busy life. Many of us discovered their inner chef or learned the art of cooking. Everyone tried …
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My twin has a lovely Kaffir lily. I don’t know where she got it, but she has had it for almost two decades. It produces a bright orange cluster of flowers on a long stalk faithfully every year. Naturally, I wanted one as well. She gifted me with some of its seeds and the rest …
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If I squeeze my eyes shut and think way, way back to when I was a little girl, I can remember the very first time I witnessed the wonder of a seed turning into a plant. I was at my grandmother’s house and she was planting the first early spring crops. A Memory of Planting …
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For many flower growers, the garden would not be complete without the addition of dahlia plants. Ranging in size, shape, and form there truly are varieties of dahlias which fit well into almost any garden design. Known for their use as cut flowers, dahlia blooms dazzle growers with their fantastic color late into the growing …
As a beginning gardener, the most frequent issue I encountered related directly to seed starting. Online, I watched more experienced growers use elaborate setups and grow lights to produce healthy starts for their garden. With an extremely limited budget, I was forced to improvise. My many, many seed starting failures soon gave way to an …
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In my neck of the woods, the approximate date to set crops is May 4. It is common to have snowfall in March so it’s rather a must to start our seeds indoors. Starting seeds indoors gives us that little leg up needed for our moderate length growing season of about 150 days. What do …
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When I was a little girl, I loved spending time with my father. Every year in early spring we would drive out to one of our fields to check the progress of that year’s wheat crop. I can still see him using his pocket knife to dig out a kernel so he could show me …
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