Can you guess where I found this one???
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The tale of the little plot that could. Gardening in hardiness zone 5 at Burlington Vermont's Tommy Thompson community gardens.
Seeds Planted in 2009
- Fennel, Zefta
- Carrot, Kuroda
- Carrot, Purple Haze
- Carrot, Scarlet Nantes
- Tatsoi
- Fava, Windsor
- Radish, Halestone
- Radish, Plum Purple
- Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding OP '07
- Pak Choi
- Kale, Nero di Toscano
- Lettuce, Pirat
- Lettuce, Var #3 OP
- Lettuce, Var #1 OP
- Turnip, Purple Top
- Cillantro
- Beet, Bull's Blood
- Beet, Red Ace
- Pea, Mystery Tall Green OP '08
- Pea, Golden Sweet OP '08
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3 comments:
I don't want to guess and hope it is not the kitchen sink.
I love popcorn, but my husband doesn't like the smell. So to keep marital harmony, and because he is so good to me, I don't make it unless he is out of the house. But you have to see his face when he comes back in, sniffing the air "you made popcorn!" Who me, no!
Then he steps on a stray kernell that fell on the kitchen floor, and the gig is up. LOL.
Jen
Becky -- You have hit upon a great idea for winter gardening in Vermont. Congratulations! Let's see what else you can grow there. You could be on to something that will lead to fame and fortune.
Paper Tiger
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