Garlic and peas are dominating the scene. The plum tree has set some fruit but not nearly as much as last year:(
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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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1 comment:
It looks great - lovely and green and productive. They say that cherry trees have one good year, followed by a not so good year. Perhaps it's the same with plum trees. I'm sure the ones you do get will be delicious!
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