http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/ Fresh Local Foods -- How to Love, Grow & Use all those Weird & Wonderful Farmer's Market Veggies! en Copyright 2010 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:32:39 -0600 http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Isn't this just so exciting?]]> http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/06/first_tomato.html http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/06/first_tomato.html Grow Fresh Vegetables first heirloom Rutgers tomato Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:32:39 -0600 Food Rules. Wow, what an array of responses! Here's mine: Prepare fresh foods from scratch. Take advantage of every opportunity to include more vegetables. How about yours?]]> http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/03/what_are_your_food_rules.html http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/03/what_are_your_food_rules.html Let's Eat! food health Michael Pollan rules Tue, 10 Mar 2009 12:27:14 -0600 Almost hard to believe that in roughly two months things may have changed enough out there that the first of the spring veggies will be going in. That would include our friends...]]> http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/02/onions_have_sprouted.html http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/02/onions_have_sprouted.html Grow Fresh Vegetables fresh onions garden red bull onion seed starting Sat, 21 Feb 2009 23:53:49 -0600 Whew. Got this year's main seed order mailed off just the other day. Didn't have to order everything, thank goodness. Still have some presumably good seed from last year and saved a bunch of tomato seed last fall. Among the new (to me) varieties I plan on trying for the first time this year... http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/01/seed_order_is_in.html http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/01/seed_order_is_in.html Grow Fresh Vegetables cabbage eggplant kale onion pepper potato squash tomato varieties vegetables Sat, 31 Jan 2009 21:05:08 -0600 It's January in the garden! Fortunately, I still get to keep a watchful eye on things from the office window. This has been a winter to remember. A welcome break from blizzards and frigid temps has allowed for a little "settling" of the snowpack. You can once again just begin to make out the 2' rabbit fence outlining the back planting areas.]]> http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/01/january_garden_snow.html http://www.freshgardenenergy.com/FreshGardenDiary/2009/01/january_garden_snow.html Grow Fresh Vegetables garden garlic january seeds snow Wed, 21 Jan 2009 22:58:16 -0600