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| It may be hard to tell what's going on here. That's me, planting garlic. |
Blue House Greenhouse Farm is an urban farm growing on a third of an acre in the heart of Portland, OR. Using sustainable farming practices, we provide quality fresh food and vegetable seedlings to our community.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
just in time for halloween...
Garlic! Over this past week I planted 10 pounds of garlic. Chesnok Red, Kettle River Giant, and Asian Tempest. I also planted a pound of Dutch Yellow shallots. It went well, trying to get in the ground in between the rains. I'm not complaining- the timing of the rain has been perfect for germinating the cover crop! The clover is well on its way to covering the north part of the field.
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You are my hero. Can't wait to help out when I can! Jen
ReplyDeleteThis is so exciting! Yay Amanda!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog. I love you. Boy, you sure are productive up there! All this planting, all this writing. The seeds were sowing all along!
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