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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Whats Struggling
The big okra plant in the front is our third planting, the seeds for the large one were started in a green house. The little plant behind it was started at home and then transplanted. You can see the difference. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese Cabbage, Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, okra, Struggling
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What’s Growing
This little tomato is one that self seeded from last year and seems to be hardier than a few of the ones that we bought. Even though it was later coming up it seems to be catching up to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, cucumber, Eggplant, elecampane, greens, Japanese Eggplant, Kale, lettuce, Raddichio, Tomatoes
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Under Attack
All this wet overcast weather and the Aphids are having a feast on our Edible Flower Garden :(. Let the sun shine! You can see the aphids on the stems of the borage flowers. Spent an hour squishing and cleaning … Continue reading
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Tagged aphids, borage, calendula, Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, edible flowers, nasturtiums
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Queen Anne’s Lace?
We had this growing in our garden but got removed to make room for something else. Does anybody recognize it? I am thinking Queen Anne’s Lace? Can anyone confirm if indeed it was Queen Anne’s Lace?
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Tagged Carrot, Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, Queen Anne's Lace, Wild Carrot
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Surprise!
Last Friday I came to the garden to find extra plants (Swiss chard) that had materialized overnight! A few emails later and I still didn’t know who had planted them. Saturday I stopped by the garden early and one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, Jalepeno Pepper, surprise, swiss chard
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Fast, easy, homemade soup
Submitted on 2011/07/07 at 7:54 pm Soup Tips: While chatting with some seniors at the park we were discussing homemade soups. One senior commented she did not like the taste of canned or frozen soups. She liked to make fresh … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Garden, Informational
Tagged beans, carrots, potatoes, soup, vegetables
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Early mornings at the Garden
Early mornings in the park on a beautiful day, joggers out early, seniors doing tai chi. People stopping by to comment on the garden. Very peaceful. Trimmed up the herb garden. Apple Mint is growing strong. A woman stopped by … Continue reading
Edible Flower Salad…Yum
Used the flowers from our edible flower garden in a salad, looked beautiful and tasted great. Had it with a rose flavored vinaigrette. Consensus was…yummy!
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Tagged borage, calendula, Clinton park, edible flowers, lettuce, nasturtiums, pansies, rose, vinegarette
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July 2-Changes
Who knew Borage grew to 4 feet…not me 🙂 and those nasturtiums…wow…taking over…but boy are they tasty, yummy in a salad as are the borage and calendula flowers. Lemon Balm, elecampane, yarrow, apple mint, valerian is in there too. Transplanted … Continue reading