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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • The Walk of Shame

    / July 27, 2010

    This morning I went to the farmer’s market to buy the things that I tried to grow. Yes, this is probably a gardener’s greatest walk of shame. However, for $20 I came out with 6 lbs of peaches, 7 ears of silver queen, a pint of blueberries, three squash, two zucchini, and four sweet potatoes. Twenty dollars would not have…

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  • Ugly Tomato

    / July 21, 2010

    If you wanna be happy for the rest of your life, never make pretty tomatoes your strife. So from my personal point of view, let ugly tomatoes grow for you! I just ate a really ugly tomato that tasted AMAZING! Based on the flavor and its inside appearance, I think this was a “Red Kiss of Summer” that came from…

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  • Fall Gardening

    / July 18, 2010

    Remember how last year I made a big hoopla about fall gardening? Well I missed the planting dates for most things other than broccoli and garlic, my spinach refused to sprout, and then bugs ate up all my broccoli. I am determined that this fall will be better, but first I must go ahead and clear some space! Here are…

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  • Brandywine Sudduth Strain

    / July 16, 2010

    I’d read wonderful things about Brandywines, one of the few heirlooms that places like Lowes and Home Depot carry every year. I picked up a seed packet of the Sudduth Strain (the original pink strain) at Logan’s. I eagerly planted four sprouts in the back garden in a row with Aunt Ruby’s German Green. These plants were very slow to…

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  • And She Stomped Her Terrible Feet and Gnashed Her Terrible Teeth

    / July 12, 2010

     I noticed that the stand of corn at the corner of the Governor’s Mansion property on Person and Jones is still green and lush. I think they have a whole team of people to ensure it stays healthy and the “Plant a Row for the Hungry” sign stays clean and straight. Seeing that only fueled my fire as I…

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  • Red Kiss of Summer Tomato

    / July 8, 2010

    Yes, I just made up a name for a tomato. In all fairness, I had no way of truly knowing what breed it is since it is a second generation plant from a 2009 Burpee’s packet of Heirloom Rainbow Blend that is no longer offered. Initially I assumed it was Omar’s Lebanese, but the OL seeds I purchased on ebay…

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