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Homegrown - Adventures in my Garden: Harvest Monday - July 27, 2015
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Homegrown - Adventures in my Garden. Monday, July 27, 2015. Harvest Monday - July 27, 2015. We are in for a heat wave this week, with highs of 30C (86F) and a humidex in the mid to high 30’s (closing in on 100F). The Royal Red lettuce had already bolted last week and a couple of Simpson Elite’s followed suit. I decided to harvest all the lettuce in the bed as I really didn’t want to lose it to the hot weather. Pinares, Simpson Elite and Sierra MI. As well - Sweetie Baby:. Arcadia Broccoli and Aspabroc.
Country Gardener: August 2009
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For gardeners with acreages and those who just wish they had a bigger canvas. Sunday, August 30, 2009. Seven things you don't know about me. Garden bloggers Helen and Sarah Battersby of torontogardens.com. Who visited my garden last month and posted a delightful slide show. Of my garden, put me up this blogger's meme. To participate in the "Meme Award" you need to:. Link back to the person who gave you the award. Reveal seven things about yourself. And finally, let the tagger know, when your post is up.
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Garden Bloggers Fling: 2015 Toronto
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Our official Toronto Fling group shot on Ward's Island overlooking Toronto Harbour and the iconic skyline. Our Toronto Fling has flung and everyone had a flingtastic time! Here's what our 70 attendees have written about their Toronto and Niagara (and unofficial Wild Flower Farm side trip) in 2015:. Here's what you wrote about #GBFling15. And here's our love letter to the sponsors who made it all so much more possible. For more posts, click Toronto Fling. Read more about the basics here:. These Carolina g...
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Sign of the Times. All posts by VP. It’s a blog about gardening, allotmenteering and my life based in Chippenham, Wiltshire. Spiced with a sense of humour, but also insightful, it reflects my wide ranging interests. Poised on the cusp of a life shift, I’m a Jill of all trades, interested in everything that happens along my path. September 2, 2016. August 30, 2016. Friday Bench: The Other Chippenham. August 26, 2016. No not this Chippenham THAT Chippenham. Friday Bench: Outside a Skateboard Shop. They rem...
Seasonal Wisdom: February 2011
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Celebrating the richness of nature's abundance all year long. Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Part IV - Charlotte Germane Shares Great Garden Books. Books in the garden. Photo by spakattacks. Philadelphia and Nova Scotia. This multi-part series has landed in Nevada City, California to hear more about how great garden books inspire writers. When she's not gardening, she's blogging for Dirt du jour: Northern California. Or tweeting as @DaffodilPlanter. Courtesy of David Neumeyer. 65279;You can learn ...
Seasonal Wisdom: Part II - Helen Battersby Shares Great Garden Books
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Celebrating the richness of nature's abundance all year long. Sunday, February 6, 2011. Part II - Helen Battersby Shares Great Garden Books. With so many good gardening books, it's hard to pick just one. Photo by ulle.b. Spring is right around the corner, so it's the perfect time to reach for a garden book. In Part I. 65279; Helen Battersby. Is one-half of the popular Toronto Gardens. This book has comprehensive descriptions of just about every tree, shrub or vine in cultivation," says Helen. "That i...
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Friday, July 10, 2015. A visit to Wild Flower Farm. Miriam Goldberger and Paul Jenkins (with the lovely Penny) at Wildflower Farm. As if three 13-hour days of the Toronto Garden Bloggers Fling. Weren't excitement enough, and an optional fourth. Day in Niagara didn't do us in, on the fifth. Day Sarah organized an outing to native seed producer Wildflower Farm. And part brilliant science. Come see what we mean. Sky blue wild lupins ( Lupinus perennis. Were just getting started and the smoky seedheads of pr...
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Toronto Garden Sheds | Toronto's Leading Constructor of Quality Garden Sheds!
Toronto's Leading Constructor of Quality Garden Sheds! August 7, 2011. In the inner city of Toronto, Mississauga, Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough, we often have requests for small sheds that look great and compliment a small property. Last week we finished a great shed. It was only 4 feet by 8 feet and has two purposes: in the summer it is for storage of gardening supplies — in the winter it will store bicycles and patio furniture. July 7, 2011. 8211; Sit under a Porch on a Shed. June 30, 2011.
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2014 Garden Summer Camp! Click here to edit subtitle. Toronto Garden Summer Camp! Congratulations to our U12 and U16 Soccer Teams! Click here to see more. Registration is now open. Download the registration form above and send to info@torontogardensummercamp.com. OR bring it into the camp office. Mon-Fri, 10:00am - 1:30pm. We are still looking for volunteers! Registration for Summer Camp 2014 started. Be sure to check if you would like school bus pick-up or drop-off for you child on the registration form.
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Beer & Wine. Where To Buy Ontario Garlic. Media – 2015. Media – 2014. Media – 2013. Media – 2012. Vendor Resources and Applications. Directions (New Location for 2015! Ontario Garlic: The Story from Farm to Festival. The taste of Ontario garlic is as rich and varied as its history.…. Free shots of raw garlic are a festival staple. Garlic Preparation & Chemistry – Irwin Adam – Speakers’ Corner (1:00-1:45pm). Combining a passion for eating and design with a background in engineering and…. Muskoka Brewery j...
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Toronto Garlic Festival blog | farmer updates, recipes and festival chatter about garlic, including garlic events around the city
Toronto Garlic Festival blog. Delicate, Buttery Flounder With Green Garlic. On May 19, 2012. By DAVID TANIS (New York Times). The recipe: dust the fish in flour and submerge it in a mixture of beaten egg and milk. When the fillets are pan-fried, they emerge moist, delicate and golden. Though the fish then really needs only butter and lemon, my slight variation was to add a handful of finely minced mild green spring garlic to the sauce. It is so abundant at the farmers’ market right now, I seem to be putt...
