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Two months of harvests

Photos of various fruit and vegetable harvests over the past couple of months. Continue reading

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Beautiful spring day in the garden

Here is a photo tour of flowers in bloom plus shots of the many kinds of fruit and veggies growing in our “urban farmlet.” Continue reading

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Harvest Monday and a garden update on Oct. 25, 2010

I took a lot of photos of my garden today to post on harvest Monday. Harvest isn’t much, some tomatoes and kale plus one lousy egg. The chickens are on strike. Continue reading

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Elements of Outdoor Living

Ourdoor living requires a place to cook, a place to eat, a place to sit and relax, and someplace for entertainment. See how one family does it in southern California. Continue reading

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Wordless Wednesday for Gardeners, April 21, 2010

Wordless Wednesday is when bloggers post photos without words. I can’t resist adding at least a caption. I’m hosting a Wordless Wednesday for Gardeners. Stop by and take a peek. Continue reading

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Harvest Monday, April 19, 2010

On Harvest Monday, gardening bloggers report how much produce they harvested in the prior week. Continue reading

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My pond and veggie garden in southern California, January 2010

Status of our southern California yard, pond and vegetable gardens in January, with photos. Continue reading

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Building a small water garden

Building a backyard (or front yard) pond or water feature is easy and will provide habitat for wildlife as well as pleasure for you. Continue reading

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Taro–the potato of the Tropics

Taro is a food staple for about 600 million people, but is grown mainly as a water garden ornamental in the mainland U.S. Continue reading

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