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A summer's day Harvest

9/7/2017

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It has been a good year so far for the veggie garden. The lettuce has been stellar. My harvest basket includes French Breakfast radishes, leaf lettuce, head lettuce, broccoli, purple broccoli, Swiss chard, 'Lacinato' Italian Heirloom Kale, Garden Frills kale, basil, thyme, fennel, strawberries, nasturtiums & roses (as they are both tasty on a salad).
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  • Home
  • About & Services
  • Contact
  • Job Postings
    • Landscapers to Hire
  • Events
    • Classes, Workshops
  • Learn How to Garden Topics
    • Planting Know-How
    • Soil Building
    • Drought Gardening
    • Sheet Mulching, Lasagna Gardening
    • Cover Crops
    • Composting
    • Compost Tea
    • Planting Spring Flowering Bulbs
  • Growing Food, the Basics
    • Tomato Troubles
    • Crop Rotation, Succession & Companion Planting
    • Growing Potatoes
    • Harvesting
    • Winter Veggie Gardening
  • Pruning
    • Pruning Tools
    • Winter Pruning
    • Pruning Grapes
    • Prune Your Own Garden Registration
  • Container Growing
    • Choosing a Container
  • Lawn Care Basics
    • Lawn Maintenance Schedule
    • Spring Lawn Care
    • Moss in Lawns
  • Fertilizing & Feeding Plants 101
    • Fertilizers & Ratios
    • Nutritional Deficiencies & Toxicities
    • Organic Plant Food
  • Mulches & Mulching
    • Living Mulches - Groundcovers
  • Propagation
    • Growing Seeds Outdoors
    • Growing Seeds Indoors
    • Taking Cuttings
  • Roses
    • Types of Roses
    • Climbing Roses
    • Rose Test Garden
    • Rose Insects & Diseases
    • Pruning Roses
    • Rose Sawfly
  • Monthly Arrangements
  • Plant of the Month
    • Devil's Walking Stick, Aralia spinosa
    • Japanese Anemones
    • Torch Lily, Kniphofia uvaria
    • Oriental Poppies
    • Tree Peonies
    • Lily-of-the-Valley Shrub, Pieris japonica
    • Laurustinus viburnum, Viburnum tinus
    • Bleeding Heart, Lamprocapnos spectabilis
  • Amanda's Garden Blog
  • Ask Amanda
  • Plant Pests Part 1
    • Plant Pests Part 2 - Controlling Insects
    • Japanese Beetles
    • Peony Blotch/Measles
    • Slugs & Snails
    • Horsetail, the Weed
    • June Beetle
    • Powdery Mildew
    • Soil Solarization