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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • Glass Gem Corn

    / February 15, 2017

    Glass Gem Corn, original photo from nativeseeds.org Browsing Pinterest, sometimes I come across photos of plants that I think simply can’t be real, as was the case with Glass Gem corn. However the picture above is real corn that has only recently been reintroduced to the public. Seed collecting is a fun hobby, but there are people who make it…

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  • Renee's Makes My Day

    / February 10, 2017

    Guess what came in the mail today… If you looked at the picture below and guessed seeds, you’d be correct. For the past several years I’ve been growing with Renee’s Garden Seeds, and each year I get a mailer introducing new varieties. Tomorrow I will find a spot for these “Chantenay Carrots“, but right now I want to highlight my…

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    June 27, 2019
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  • Garden Update

    / February 10, 2017

    Over the past few weeks I have worked old garden beds, erected domes for sugar snap peas and relocated hoards of rudbekia volunteers to other areas of the yard. I took a trip out to Home Depot and picked up several bags of organic garden soil that were on clearance, a big block of peat moss and a jug of…

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  • Hand Building Project: Lace Imprint Casserole

    / January 30, 2017

    One of the simplest and most rewarding clay pieces I make is a lace imprint casserole dish. This particular piece is eventually headed to my brother.   Steps to creating a lace imprint casserole dish:   I took a Pyrex style glass casserole dish and created a plaster mold from it. Be prepared that due to shrinking in the kiln,…

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  • Super Sow Sunday 2017 #SuperSowSunday

    / January 28, 2017

    I was looking at which of my blog posts were getting visits this week, and “Super Sow Sunday” was getting some hits. I glanced at the date and realized, of course! The Super Bowl is next weekend. I don’t really get into football, and a few years ago the #Gardenchat Twitter community (started by Bren Haas) started the hashtag #SuperSowSunday to talk…

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  • Update on the Garden

    / January 27, 2017

    January in Raleigh is so strange. We’ve had icy snow, and we’ve had 70 degree days. I’d like to think it’s good for the soul to have days in the middle of winter where you can work outside in short sleeves. The only drawback is that it’s temping to plant too early. Our average last frost is April 4 or…

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