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Boston Food Garden: April 2009
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Adventures in fruit and vegetable gardening in Boston, Massachusetts. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. The bibb lettuce started from seed directly in the garden are doing well at 3 weeks. The bibb lettuce I started in pots in mid-March and transplanted are not doing well. These are snap peas at about 3 weeks. Was started April 5th. Strawberries mulched with pine needles. These strawberries have been mulched with pine needles to lower the pH of the soil. Temperatures have been very warm - it's been in the low 90s...
Boston Food Garden: March 2011
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Adventures in fruit and vegetable gardening in Boston, Massachusetts. Sunday, March 27, 2011. After mixing in about 2 yards of compost, we finally get some spring seeds started. Went in the ground today. I've laid newspaper down on top of the seeds to keep the hungry birds at bay. I swear there was an entire flock of starlings sitting in the hedgerow waiting for me to finish planting so they could swoop in and eat them up. Monday, March 21, 2011. Ah, New England. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Boston Food Garden: June 2011
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Adventures in fruit and vegetable gardening in Boston, Massachusetts. Sunday, June 26, 2011. Signs of disease in the potato patch. Lower leaves are turning yellow with black spots.dum.dum.dum. I think it could be early blight. The brussels sprouts are coming up well. Here they are at nearly 2 months along. They still look pretty small to me. Sprouts by September? Snap peas are ready for eating. Chard 1 month later. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Signs of disease in the potato patch. Chard 1 month later.
Boston Food Garden: May 2009
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Adventures in fruit and vegetable gardening in Boston, Massachusetts. Wednesday, May 27, 2009. The snap peas are really hitting their stride. They've grown nearly 12" in the last 8 days. While the ones that I started inside 2 weeks earlier are not bigger than the peas that were seeded directly in the garden, they are starting to flower already. Here they are - 7 weeks after direct sowing. Tuesday, May 26, 2009. Carrots at 7 weeks. How much does a vegetable garden cost? Sunday, May 24, 2009. Vegetables ne...
Boston Food Garden: Growing parsnips
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Adventures in fruit and vegetable gardening in Boston, Massachusetts. Sunday, June 26, 2011. This wee parsnip has been in the ground almost two months. Rumor has it that these little babies can stay in the ground through the first frost. I wouldn't know because I've never gotten anything to grow from parsnip seed for the past two years of trying. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Signs of disease in the potato patch. Snap peas are ready for eating. Chard 1 month later.
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Adventures in fruit and vegetable gardening in Boston, Massachusetts. Sunday, June 26, 2011. Signs of disease in the potato patch. Lower leaves are turning yellow with black spots.dum.dum.dum. I think it could be early blight. The brussels sprouts are coming up well. Here they are at nearly 2 months along. They still look pretty small to me. Sprouts by September? Snap peas are ready for eating. Chard 1 month later. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. I will have to thin them soon, or they will crowd each other out.
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A guide to all things tasty in and around New England. Friday, December 01, 2006. Much needed wine bar for Boston! 26 Charles Street, Boston, MA. At last, at last! A great addition to the restaurants on Charles Street in the same place of Evan Deluty’s former restaurant, Torch and all for the better I say. The food has a distinct and successful focus on simple ingredients brought together and for most dishes this is a good formula. All and all, Bin 26 is great, simple and subtle dishes and wonderful wine...
