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Month: February 2007

Rosemary revival

Wed, Feb 24, 2016Tue, Feb 20, 2007

A little experiment in vegetative propagation—replicating rosemary from tiny, stressed cuttings. Most of the potted rosemary taken up from the herb garden last season got toasted after too many -20°C nights in the unheated greenhouse (a bit of a random …

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Categories Seed starting, Veggies

Roof is working out

Fri, Sep 02, 2011Mon, Feb 19, 2007

Here’s the barn with the new milkhouse extension, doing fine. We were slightly concerned that the slope of the new roof might be too shallow for snow to slide off, particularly with roll-off from the roof of the barn. The …

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Categories Building & Fixing, Weather

As winter as it gets…

Sun, Feb 25, 2007Sun, Feb 18, 2007

This is, I guess, the new look of winter. The barrels in the field are barely half covered, compared to the three or four feet of snow that accumulated by this time only a few years ago.

Categories Veggies, Weather

In the mix…

Sun, Feb 03, 2008Sat, Feb 10, 2007

My late winter farming friends: perlite, vermiculite and peat moss, the raw ingredients for a standard seed starting mix. For most veggies and herbs, I mix all three in equal parts, although a combination of any two would likely do …

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Categories Seed starting
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