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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • The Friday Freaky: Red Russian Kale Root

    / May 4, 2012

    Seriously. This kale plant was gargantuan. I’m a little dubious of just how massive this root had grown.

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  • A Potato Tidbit

    / May 3, 2012

    Lest you think my tomatoes have already fruited, this is not a picture of tomatoes. This morning I discovered that the potatoes had fruited. The part we like to eat grows underground, but these small fruits contain the seeds – not to be confused with seed potatoes. Once it is ripe, I’ll figure out how to save the seeds for…

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  • In Blossom: Toma Verde Tomatillo

    / May 2, 2012

    Share your Wordless Wednesday post, and if you are feeling generous, link back to mine!

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  • Bath Time!

    / May 1, 2012

    I was just outside in the heat of the day and against better judgement was watering the garden with the hose and my thumb. I was near the teepee watering the muscadine vine and climbing squash, when I saw what seemed like the most gigantic dragonfly zipping in and out of the water. On second look, as it landed in…

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  • What are you looking at?

    / May 1, 2012

    This morning at Costco, I did the most annoying thing a customer could possibly do by attempting to open a door next to the sample stand to get out a box of yogurt – and happened to knock over an empty travel mug… at least it was the most annoying thing ever based on the look the lady donning the…

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  • Growing Habitat

    / April 30, 2012

    The first time I saw a male cardinal perched in the peach tree I had planted in the back yard, I couldn’t help feeling a little light-hearted. I was actually so excited that for a moment I contemplated interrupting Joe at work to tell him there was a bird in my tree. What made me most excited was seeing that…

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